In the first three days of this week, investors pulled $17 billion from funds that invested only in government securities, a reversal of the daily inflows of $280 million for much of July, said Peter Crane, the president of Crane Data, which tracks money market mutual funds.
These threatening new dynamics demand, in Ramo's view, nothing less than "a complete reinvention of our ideas of security," even the reversal of "a couple of millennia of Western intellectual habits".
Now, about that "tragic" quote: Mr. Romney has often described the 2011 Iraq pullout as too fast, and one that left security gains vulnerable to reversal.
The Israeli security cabinet's sudden reversal came on the heels of an outbreak of killings and violence over the weekend that left four Palestinians and three Israelis dead and had begun to spread beyond Israel and into Jordan, Israel's close Arab ally.
So why would President Trump reverse a policy that his own government judges to be largely successful, and that enjoys broad support with the general public, business community, and national security establishment especially when that reversal would give adversaries like Russia, China, and Iran a new foothold in the hemisphere?
In an abrupt reversal, a state security court today dismissed an arrest warrant for an Islamic leader accused by prosecutors of trying to overthrow the secular government.
Since the letter from TSA gives no reason for the agency's initial decision to revoke Adnan's security clearance or for the reversal of this decision, Adnan remains confounded as to why TSA suspended the security clearance.
For the Right, the president's budget is an empty rhetorical exercise -- except when it comes to Social Security, in which case his reversal on the chained CPI has doomed us all.
As a result of these cuts and the shift from secure pensions to 401 k)s, younger Americans are more likely to face a drop in living standards when they retire than their parents, the first such reversal in Social Security's history.
