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- Bob Barr
- Daniel Ellsberg
- Joseph Margulies
- Sheldon Richman
- James Bovard
- Bart Frazier
- Joanne Mariner
- Llewellyn H. Rockwell, Jr.
- Ted Carpenter
- Anthony Gregory
- Andrew P. Napolitano
- Robert Scheer
- Thomas J. DiLorenzo
- Robert Higgs
- Ron Paul
- Joseph R. Stromberg
- Richard M. Ebeling
- Jacob G. Hornberger
- Ralph Raico
- Richard Vague
- Ivan Eland
- Karen Kwiatkowski
- Justin Raimondo
- Laurence M. Vance
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Bob Barr
James Bovard
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Ted Galen Carpenter
Thomas J. DiLorenzo
Richard M. Ebeling
Ivan Eland
Daniel Ellsberg
Bart Frazier
Anthony Gregory
Robert Higgs
Jacob Hornberger
Karen Kwiatkowski
Joseph Margulies
Joanne Mariner
Andrew P. Napolitano
Ron Paul
Ralph Raico
Justin Raimondo
Sheldon Richman
Llewellyn H. Rockwell, Jr.
Robert Scheer
Joseph R. Stromberg
Richard Vague
Richard Vague has been CEO of Barclays Bank Delaware since Barclays acquisition of Juniper Financial in December, 2004. Prior to that, he was co-founder and chief executive officer of Juniper Financial, a direct consumer credit card bank that commenced operations in October 2000. Vague was also co-founder, chairman and chief executive officer of First USA, a credit card company that grew from a virtual start-up in 1985 to a credit card issuer with 57 million credit cards issued and $70 billion in loans. He also served as chairman of Paymentech, the merchant payment-processing subsidiary of First USA. Barclays currently issues credit cards in over 20 countries worldwide.
Mr. Vague was recently the subject of an article by syndicated columnist Jim Lobe, which pointed out that Mr. Vague was spending much of his time and resources on another enterprise trying to persuade other conservative businessmen around the country that Bushs global war on terror has been a disaster and rally them in favor of an entirely different approach.
In a report posted on a website he founded, AmericanRespect.com, he states, Simply put, U.S. policies and actions in Iraq and throughout the world have increased world terrorism. Force does not subdue, it enrages. We have the opportunity to lead the world out of this danger by building up, not tearing down.
Laurence M. Vance