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Where did today’s financial debacle begin? An ambassador said that "In the Clinton administration foreign policy was a 2nd-level interest and its conduct was, to be charitable, often wanting." Apparently domestic and monetary policy followed suit in the Clinton administration. In war as well as in peace, what a Lieutenant Colonel said remains true. "Too often we elevate safety of decision over decisiveness. We may admire Jackson but we imitate McClellan." From the Clinton administration to the present day, the cocky, cautious Civil War general has set the example for leadership that our Presidents have followed. So we have arrived at a monetary meltdown - a crisis facilitated by laziness, irresponsibility and greed. HUMINT, human intelligence gained by human assets not technological means, should have foreseen it; now Congress and politicians gimmick America’s economy without any notion of the unforseen consequences. In military or civilian terms - "We’re s......."