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of believing into lies? It seems our capacity to accept lies is nearly unbounded. The newest "gags". Greece has lied and has presented figures not even near the truth. Still they get payments of other "partner". Now they told our just with harshest conditoins, this would happen again...
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By Greg Hunter's USAWatchdog.com - "We are in a computer generated dream world . . . because everything is rigged." That's what Ron Hera of Heraresearch.com said this week when interviewed about living in an age he calls "The end of cheap everything." The system isn't...
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Thu, Jul 19 2012
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The United States is quickly coming to resemble a post industrial neo-3rd-world country. Unemployment, lack of economic opportunity, falling real wages and household incomes, growing poverty and increasing concentration of wealth are major trends in the U.S. today. Behind these growing problems are monetary...
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Ron Hera
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The United States is increasingly similar to a 3rd world county in several ways and is accelerating towards 3rd world status. Economic data indicate a harsh reality that obviates mainstream political debate. The evidence suggests that, without fundamental reforms, the U.S. will become a post industrial...
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Well according to the press the ND has got 30 % of the votes. Well that's not even in deledefs meaning enough to be seen as clear winner. And it surelly isn't even in the crudest deledefs dreams the majority. So do the Greeks have voted for the Euro. Well at least we no that nearly as much and...
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well yes there are no good news. There are currently just bad and worse news. Now it's the spanish banks, another 100 billion. I wonder from where that money comes. And you know the answer. It comes from new debts and this debts have to be beard by the tax payers. Oh yes they won't honestly higher...
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Sun, Jun 10 2012
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Filed under: corruption, Bailout, deledefs, saving banks, bribe money, "political solutions", road to hell, depletion, worthless money, banks, betrayal, deceiption, the trouble with debts, when comes the end, "experts", bad idea, big lies, bastard, voodo economy, wishful thinking, addiction, abhorrent, times are changing, beyond markets, bankrupt reloaded
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Greece finance minister warns, if the EU let Greece down. Guess what Greece alone has 330 billion of debt. and if they fail the end will come. Well hell one might think "Finally" All EU countries have debts beyond imagination and beyond anything in history (even after wars) and they are "suprised"...
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English banks reduce their exposer to EU risks: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/financialcrisis/8584442/UK-banks-abandon-eurozone-over-Greek-default-fears.html 1:100 that Merkel and Sarkozy will name them speculates. Or traitors or such Greeks history is near record breaking for defaulting. Just read...
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I'm against Mrs Lagard for the IMF. The IMF is just a from Politician controlled instrument, with no-failure-built-in. It's not a market instrument, because otherwise hardly any political pressure could be come from it. So short, it's dictatorship pure. Mrs Lagard has an open dispute about...
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in some bad or worse movies? Well we had once an ex-actor as President, but currently it seems we just have actors no politicians any more. Sarkozy tries to hide away with all the bad things and corruptoin while mass-deporting Roma to Romania. Well so far so bad. But then he claims he has spoken to our...
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This time it really gets miserably. The EU is considereing bailing-out Greece. How great is that, the one-eyed should lead the blind Greece is a nepotism, the current "helpers" are on their way to nepotism. Nepotism leads to bancruptcy and so we all are heading towards it. Anything learned...
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How should voters determine what politician to vote for? Who is “able” and “competent” enough to rule over others? If one were to accept the premise that somebody has to lead the nation by force (one which I do not accept), how would voters decide who to choose? Well, a reasonable...
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Solredime
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Wed, Jan 27 2010
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Filed under: idol, politics, elevation, secularism, discourse on voluntary servitude, peter principle, lord acton, henry ford, curious, morally bankrupt, skeptic, the curious case of politics, corruption, new god, power corrupts
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What needs to be done? Simply, an end to corrupt rule and heavy taxes and regulatory burdens, central planning and intrusive foreign aid "development" schemes (that feed local elites and foreign contractors), and free and open trade with foreign nations. Further to my prior post , here are...
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[Note: Richard Ebeling `s piece on the Jan. 19 Mises Daily page (" Real Economic Reform for a Hurting Haiti ") is the most thoughtful libertarian take so far.] I found these four pieces (two post-quake, two before) interesting. Haiti Didn't Become a Poor Nation All on Its Own -- The U.S's...
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Fannie and Freddie, Not Financial Sector to Blame By Monty Pelerin , posted January 3rd, 2010 http://www.economicnoise.com/2010/01/03/fannie-and-freddie-not-financial-sector-to-blame/ Corruption, Ineptness and Duplicity — The Description of Washington, DC For anyone still under the delusion that...