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Reveal opponents' hypocrisies

Before the American Revolution, the great propagandist Samuel Adams took aim at England's reputation for being fair-minded and civilized, says Robert Greene in The 33 Strategies of War (Viking): “Adams had to resort to exaggeration, emphasizing cases in which the English were heavy-handed. Revealing your opponent's hypocrisies is perhaps the most lethal offensive weapon in the moral arsenal. People hate hypocrites."

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Currency manipulations bring job losses

In The Success Effect (S&R) by John Eckberg, Nucor Steel CEO Daniel R. DiMicco talks about job loss: "We’ve seen what happens when thousands of manufacturing jobs are lost: the increase in crime, the empty homes, the pain. What we really need is to hold onto jobs that are disappearing because of unfair and illegal trading practices. To say re-training is the solution? It makes me sick to my stomach.”

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