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Zero Hedge — Clapper: The U.S. Meddled In Foreign Elections And Conducted Regime Change In The “Best Interests Of The People”

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James Clapper admits the obvious and explains it based on liberal ideology that justifies interventionism counter to international law on "moral" grounds.This is a recipe for making things up. The institutional rule of law exists to obviate the arbitrary rule of men.But American exceptionalism puts the US above the law.Zero HedgeClapper: The U.S. Meddled In Foreign Elections And Conducted Regime Change In The "Best Interests Of The People"See also at ZHGoldman: If Trump Wants To Win A Trade War, The Market Has To CrashalsoAs Good As Gold: Turkey Uses Bullion To Try To Stabilize Its EconomyalsoThis is quite interesting. Gold buggy but still interesting.The Quiet Revolution: Gold's Monetary Rehabilitation Is Building

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James Clapper admits the obvious and explains it based on liberal ideology that justifies interventionism counter to international law on "moral" grounds.

This is a recipe for making things up. The institutional rule of law exists to obviate the arbitrary rule of men.

But American exceptionalism puts the US above the law.

Zero Hedge
Clapper: The U.S. Meddled In Foreign Elections And Conducted Regime Change In The "Best Interests Of The People"

See also at ZH

Goldman: If Trump Wants To Win A Trade War, The Market Has To Crash

also

As Good As Gold: Turkey Uses Bullion To Try To Stabilize Its Economy

also

This is quite interesting. Gold buggy but still interesting.

The Quiet Revolution: Gold's Monetary Rehabilitation Is Building

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