in russia or anybody else for the simple reason there are no obvious leaders for this national resistance committee of they have see all four. prominent people faces of this committee on t.v. screens and so on and so forth about whether they're really influential whether they can control the people of libya this is an unanswered question and just the further development practical real development will who saw who is who or what is what in libya i believe that we have to face many unexpected developments right now or as most people know where libya has the richest oil reserves in africa . western powers released hundreds of millions of dollars to get their fees money to the rebels do you think this was a way of securing energy interests some of the latest information we have here r.t. is that we just heard that china is bad. very interested in rebuilding libya's infrastructure yet another country seemingly keen to get a slice of the mineral wealth do you think. it will assure the economic commercial interests in the first and interests abroad of the energy resources of libya have been the crucial el

resist poking a little fun. the biographer for garfield recounts the issues the banking committee had when he was chairman after the civil war. there was a massive national debt as a result of the war but at the same time a fund for reconstruction repeated south was needed. the wartime system of high tariffs had to be overhauled. monetary policy and deflation -- inflation had to be addressed and paper currency and silver had to be issued by the treasury. when you are financial services committee chairman it is like another day at the office. the banking committee chairman garfield faced up 3 federal reserve of version of the monetary policy debate that continues to this day. from the biography, quote, of ohio was an important battleground state in the conflict between supporters of hard and soft money. garfield concluded to the dismay of many supporters that greenbacks should be reduced in quantity. we were talking issues of chairman garfield's time, the national debt the central questions still remain about money and currency. some things never change early in the jurisdiction of the committee. people taking advantage of those less sophisticated or more

resist poking a little fun. but it's funny, the biographer for garfield recounts some of the issues that the banking committee had when he was chairman after the civil war. there was a massive national debt as a result of the war, but at the same time a fund for reconstructive was needed. the wartime system of high tariffs had to be overhauled, monetary policy and inflation had to be addressed, and specifically how much paper currency and coin silver out to be issued by the treasury. when you're financial services committee chairman is sort of saying it's kind of like just another day at the office. well, the banking committee chairman garfield based a pre-federal reserve a version of the monetary policy debate as it essentially continues to this day. again, from the biography of the garfield biography. quote, ohio was an important battleground state in this political conflict between supporters of hard and soft money. garfield concluded to the dismay of the soft money supporters that greenbacks should be reduced in quantity. when we were talking about issues of chairman garfield's time, the mortgage crisis or the national debt, the central questions still remain about my and curren