Submitted by Tyler Durden: Earlier today, Charlie Rose who traveled to
Damascus previously, interviewed Syria's president al-Assad at the
presidential palace. The interview will air in its entirety on PBS's
"Charlie Rose" show on Monday night just as Obama's full media campaign
to push for a Syrian war is peaking. In the interview, previewed by
Rose on CBS's "Face The Nation" on Sunday morning, Assad denied that he
had anything to do with the chemical weapons attack that took place on
August 21, 2013 and that there was no evidence that he had "used
chemical weapons against my own people". Rose also said the Syrian
president would not confirm or deny that the regime has chemical
weapons. When asked if Assad though there would be an attack, the
president told him "I don't know."
Below is the Rose's "Face the Nation" preview as transcribed by Politico:
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By Madison Ruppert: While the U.S. government continues to struggle in their effort
to directly link Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to an alleged
chemical weapons attack, Secretary of State John Kerry attempted to make
the case for a military strike alongside his French counterpart.
Kerry’s provocative rhetoric echoed that of President Barack 'baby bomber' Obama who recently claimed
that the credibility of the United States and the international
community is on the line over the response to the alleged attack in
Syria.
The latest statements came as Kerry, who dined with Assad in 2009, traveled to Europe for a three-day visit aimed at garnering international support for a retaliatory strike on Syria.
Despite Kerry comparing Assad to Adolf Hitler and Saddam Hussein, the
European Union said that any military strike should not occur until the
United Nations weapons inspectors have delivered their findings.
“This is our Munich moment. This is our chance to join together and
pursue accountability over appeasement,” Kerry said on Saturday,
according to The Guardian.
Kerry was referring to the 1938 Munich Agreement made between the leading powers in Europe and Nazi Germany, as he did earlier in the week.
Jack Barnes MRA: The labor party has long been controlled by the violent and hateful
political movement known as feminism. Just a few hours ago them men and
women of Australia sent the labor party packing. This should be a clear
message to feminists.
By Michael Snyder: Can
the U.S. really afford to greatly anger the rest of the world when they
are the ones that are paying our bills? What is going to happen if
China, Russia and many other large nations stop buying our debt and
start rapidly dumping U.S. debt that they already own? If the United
States is not very careful, it is going to pay a tremendous economic
price for taking military action in Syria. At this point, survey after
survey has shown that the American people are overwhelmingly against an
attack on Syria, people around the globe are overwhelmingly against an
attack on Syria, and it looks like the U.S. Congress is even going to reject it. But Barack Obama is not backing down. In fact, ABC News is reporting that plans are now being made for a "significantly larger" strike on Syria than most experts had expected.
If Obama insists on going forward with this, it will be the greatest foreign policy disaster in modern American history.
Right now, both Russia and China are strongly warning Obama not to
attack Syria. And Russia is not just warning Obama with words.
According to Bloomberg, Russia has sent quite a collection of warships into the region...
Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert, discuss an America that has turned into an
old hag raping and murdering itself and the currency spikes that are a
sign that someone is banging the close. In the second half, Max talks to
David L. Smith of the Geneva Business Insider about refining gold in
Switzerland in order to satisfy demand in the Far East and a time in
which governments and bankers will get their hands on gold by fair means
or foul. Source
By Trade with Dave: President Obama and Elon Musk touring the SpaceX rocket facility in Cape Canaveral, Florida – April 2010
Aswath Damodaran is a Professor of Finance at NYU’s Stern School.
Aswath recently weighed in with his own valuation on Tesla that priced
the stock at $67 rather than closer to the $170 you would have to pay
for a single share. Dave had an interesting encounter just over a year
ago with a vehicle designer from NASA’s Goddard Space Center. Dave and
this particular gentlemen were actually discussing an automobile design
when the gentlemen told Dave that he was a vehicle designer for NASA.
Evidently this fellow actually designs the features and configuration of
mostly what seemed to be the inside of manned rocket ships and the
space shuttle.
What Dave recalls most clearly from that conversation was how the
gentleman who works for NASA described the relationship with SpaceX. In
so many words, and I paraphrase, the gentlemen said we could do
everything that SpaceX does for the benefit of our country but we’re
just too slow and we have too many layers of bureaucracy. Space X gets
done in one year what would take NASA five years to do. He went on to
explain in some detail how our government puts up the money and takes
the risk and SpaceX shareholders will see the benefits.
This scenario reminds Dave of the heydays of Fannie Mae.
