Monthly Archives: July 2011

NSF: Qassem Suleimani and the pervasive control of Iran’s Quds forces

Posted on July 31, 2011 by BreeMosley

Colleagues: Some weekend reading I highly recommend for you regarding Iranian attempts to undermine any independent Iraqi state, its ties to (Sunni oriented) Al Qaeda, and the tentacles it has deployed in virtually all crises in the MidEast–many of which … Continue reading →

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Disagreements on Income Inequality (pt. 1)

Posted on July 26, 2011 by BreeMosley

Colleagues: There was quite a volume of commentary regarding the first installment of my three part series on income inequality, anemic job creation, and tax policy. With respect to income inequality, about 90% were in agreement and most felt that … Continue reading →

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JOB CREATION STAGNATES: PROSPECTS DIM FOR ANY TURNAROUND

Posted on July 23, 2011 by BreeMosley

This is the 2nd installment of our 3-part series looking at income inequality, lack of job creation, and tax policies on the top earners. In the first piece, we identified a rapidly growing income disparity that threatens the fabric of … Continue reading →

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INCOME INEQUALITY GROWS, JOB CREATION LAGS AND GOVERNMENT DEPENDENCE ON TOP EARNERS INCREASES

Posted on July 19, 2011 by BreeMosley

Three trends that threaten the fabric of our society Colleagues: I am increasingly concerned about three somewhat disparate yet interrelated issues that threaten the very fabric of our society. The first is growing income disparity; the second relates to the … Continue reading →

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Mexican Drug Cartels and American Prison/Street Gangs – Here?

Posted on July 15, 2011 by BreeMosley

The cartel insurgency in Mexico continues unabated. According to the Mexican government the body count as of the end of June is 46,700 plus since just 2006. Most of the dead are cartel members and associates. However, over 1,000 Mexican … Continue reading →

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