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Things will change dramatically once the people constituting the <i>in-crowd</i> realize they've been taken for ride, not only by their government but also by the illusions that distorted their valuation of debt and consumption. And human life.

Tail of a 767 tanker: <img src="http://photos.airliners.net/photos/middle/1/8/2/0861281.jpg"/> Commercial 767's don't have a hole. Boeing 767-300 (series 300 is matches the size of the plane crashing into thw WTC): <img src="http://photos.airliners.net/photos/middle/4/0/1/1026104.jpg"/>

Also, the big hole under the tail of this 767 only exists on tankers that have been refitted with their high-speed boom removed. <img src="http://www.thetruthseeker.co.uk/images/picture/dov_zakhiem_and_911_3.jpg"/>

...or/and flight termination systems http://www.thetruthseeker.co.uk/print.asp?ID=2775

<b>Extra equipment? You mean like what's under the 767 on this pic</b> <img src="http://www.letsroll911.net/images/Newsday12thLrg.jpg"/> <b>or this pic</b> <img src="http://www.letsroll911.net/images/fuss.gif"/> <b>or this one</b> <a...

Sounds like the description given by an eye witness of the first plane that crashed into the WTC.

That would make sense because US growth is what is keeping markets from dumping the dollar but if other economies perform well, there will additional incentives to look for alternatives to the dollar as a reserve currency.

Markets have been pricing strong growth and higher inflation lately. So logically we are returning to a normal yield curve until one of these two things happen: <p>a. The Fed changes its rethoric to prepare us for tighter monetary policy; or</p><p>b. Commodity prices go down and the inflation...

A truely beautiful aircraft. <img src="http://photos.airliners.net/photos/middle/1/0/3/0264301.jpg"> Boeing 707-430 <img src="http://photos.airliners.net/photos/middle/7/7/8/0230877.jpg"> Cockpit of Boeing 707-430

And much more:<ul><li>Air traffic management systems analysis and modeling</li> <li>Air traffic management systems engineering and capability development</li> <li>Air traffic management systems evolution planning</li> <li>Air traffic management procedures and...

Security of the WTC <b>and</b> cleanup of the WTC rubbles: http://www.mitre.org/employment/employee_spotlight/dave_kaplan.html

Of course this is BS. Nobody thinks that the law is what is in the way of finding out who they are, but that's the reason I've heard through the mainstream media.

Also very convincin' da way the investigation directed da attention to Iraq during the anthrax contamination of our mail until an army base in Maryland was identified as the origin of the DNA strands. Now, I don't know and I can't know whether that information is true or not but I find...

Sure. Torture him if you have to, and his whole neighborhood. That's legal.

A lot of mysterious identities out there. Who profited from the huge UAL option trade for example? Well, apparently we'll never know because of banking secrecy laws. <IMG NAME=photo SRC="http://photos.airliners.net/photos/middle/9/1/5/1025519.jpg" width=640 height=439 border=0> Boeing...

Very nice picture of a 707. <img src="attachment.php?s=&amp;postid=1026089">

There is indeed an element of self-fullfilment or reinforcement but that's because of the <i>participating function</i> --in addition to the <i>cognitive function</i>-- through which a situation and participants are related. Not because of the mutual influence or compensating forces of macro...

I could have used other expressions instead of "circular" such as "mutually influence each other" or "interact" but I wouldn't use reflexive. <b>Reflexivity</B> is a term most often encountered when reading George Soros who has a very different definition than the one you provided. In...

It's true but the relation between stocks and oil is circular. Oil is strong when the economy is strong -- what happens to oil when the economy enters a recession for example?(it goes down) -- and when the economy grows at a rate that can't be sustained by the existing pool of resources, the...

I should go to http://spaces.msn.com/members/caldaroEW/ more often.