Captain Eric H. May, the Internet intelligence writer, offers a few comments on the blockbuster interview by The Lone Star Iconoclast with retired Army military intelligence soldier SFC Donald Buswell, "the 9/11 NCO."

The IMF changed its economic direction and took a market radical neoliberal economic course at the beginning of the 1980s with the rise of monetarism. Hunger in the world can only be overcome with long-term sustainable strategies, not with the short-term horizon of Wall Street.

God calls us to resistance and solidarity. The language of proclamation runs crossway to the language of time. The world exists in the light of grace. The eyes of the world must be opened to its possibilities. God is not necessary but more than necessary.

Captain Eric H. May, the Internet intelligence writer, examines the awful possibility that the Bush administration will get even with Ron Paul for writing his blockbuster book, "The Revolution: A Manifesto."

If life does not consist in the abundance of things and if time is borrowed from the future, do possessions invalidate community? Is life colonized by "instrumental rationality" (Habermas) when all dialogue and relations are dominated by money?

Today's commonsense is tomorrow's absurdity.

These are hard times for the neoliberal consensus whose message was forced worldwide for three decades by the ruling classes on free capital flows. Business data is a fetish constructed for the goal of profit maximization, not an objective reflection of business reality.

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