Argentina is not alone

[mthrockmor]

The history of excessive monetary policy is almost always war. The more things change, the more they stay the same. This cycle of failed monetary policy leading to war goes back many centuries. It is a european game played like a symphany, orchestra or a Super Bowl winning New York Giants drive.

Boo

PS I highly doubt war happens over the Falklands though give it 8-10 years, a big time war is brewing. And I'm not talking some little Iraq thing.

[Penguin]

Excessive monetary policy in what direction, exactly?  Low inflation or high inflation?  Isn't money as it stands today a rather recent invention, which would bar it from explaining things like 1066 or the Conquistadores' war against the Aztecs?

-Penguin

[infowars]

haha,  its power and the retention of = )

[SmokinLoon]

Why would want that to happen?  Do you even know the guy...?

Oh that's right,  just another sheep buying the western media bull hook line and sinker...

Perhaps you should do some in depth research on the guy and re-educate those of us who know a thing or two about the socialist-elite?  In the interim, I'll keep what I know of him, and my information about him comes from sources far more reliable that any news media can provide, I will take what I know of him and maintain my current position on the socialist dicktator which is of exactly as he as earned: a little man in charge of a poor country trying to show his might by shooting his mouth off when in actuality he is just trying to hide his 2 inch (when erect) tallywacker.    

[Rob52240]

If it gets hot, I hope that the Brits let the U.S. help out some this time.

[4Prop]

lol. classic little men syndrome. they know they're small but wanna talk big to a bigger guy. but before long they get their jaw slapped clean off their face and run away..I can see that happening here

[Dichotomy]

I predict a thread lock IN 5, 4, 3, 2morrow morning.

[-tronski-]

One the Frigates was suppose to be attacked by an Northrop F-5 (yes this is their primary attack plane..stop laughin!)

The Argies proved at great cost that an A-4 armed with general purpose bombs can still sink naval assets

If it gets hot, I hope that the Brits let the U.S. help out some this time.

The US helped last time

 Tronsky

[Ack-Ack]

Hugo Chavez is president of Venezuela
Cristina Fernández is the president of Argentina

I'm guessing you didn't read the article.


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[Ack-Ack]

Excessive monetary policy in what direction, exactly?  Low inflation or high inflation?  Isn't money as it stands today a rather recent invention, which would bar it from explaining things like 1066 or the Conquistadores' war against the Aztecs?

-Penguin

Gold was the reason for the Cortez and his conquistadors in conquering the Aztec empire and for other Spaniard and Portugese adventurers doing the same in the New World.  He who has the gold...


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[Ack-Ack]

If it gets hot, I hope that the Brits let the U.S. help out some this time.

We did help out the last time.  We let the Brits use our base in the Azores to launch their bombing missions out of, we also supplied them with munitions and intelligence (communication intercepts and satellite intelligence).

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[Penguin]

Gold was the reason for the Cortez and his conquistadors in conquering the Aztec empire and for other Spaniard and Portugese adventurers doing the same in the New World.  He who has the gold...


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That still doesn't answer my question.  Men have done bad things throughout history for money, sex, and power.  I still don't see what monetary policy has to do with it.

-Penguin

[MK-84]

I'm guessing you didn't read the article.


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The Article was removed by the OP.

[Ack-Ack]

I still don't see what monetary policy has to do with it.

-Penguin

Because you're either blind or choose not to see it.

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[wil3ur]

I personally think that since the Soviets, the Iranians and the Chinese all have next generation reverse engineered variants of the Exocet missile, any full blown wars with naval power are going to be VERY interesting this century.