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POPSA New 4th of July Declaration of Independence
They propose, for specious, scientistic purposes, to destroy major mining and manufacturing industries. A political party of foreign ideology such as the Democrat/Socialists, whose character is thus marked by every act which may define a tyrant, is unfit to be the ruler of a free people. The Democrat/Socialist welfare-nanny-state is imposing burdensome new taxes, strangling regulations governing our every-day lives, takeovers of private businesses, and the highest levels of deficit spending and public debt ever imagined in human history. From this will flow either, or both, ravaging inflation and economic stagnation. If we do not revolt and stop this ideological madness, the United States will not survive. We shall become, like present-day California and New York City in 1975, the ward of outside creditors. China, Japan, and other creditor nations will not forever finance our heedless, self-indulgent profligacy. The wages of socialism is economic death.
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When people talk retirement planning they are generally referring to financial planning.How much is enough? That will depend on the lifestyle you are going to plan on having once retired.Some place a set amount into a retirement fund each week. Others make investments, and real estate can be a very real choice under the circumstances.One you retire, sell the house, and you have your money. Sounds easy doesn't it?Even a combination of savings and investments can be looked at if you don't want all your eggs in one basket. It does make more sense to have more than one avenue for growing retirement funds.The basic idea is to think about what age you might retire, and what you spend now to live a year. Naturally inflation will dictate that what you get for your money now won't be as much in twenty years.So try and be realistic without pushing the panic button. Research your options, you can get in a financial adviser or use the resources on the internet. You can find valuable information by
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POPSTop Stories About Penny Stocks The days of investing your money in large blue caps and holding them for years are over! Those who invested in large caps watched their accounts shrink to nothing...For more details visit us at Penny Stocks
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POPSRuined by Good Luck The graph looks a bit like Al Gore's climate warming hockey stick. Interpretation: We are a witnessing phase change.
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POPSParteienförderung in Österreich Petition zur Umsetzung der Menschenrechte >> http://www.youthforhumanrights.org/land/petition/?locale=de Bedingungsloses Grundeinkommen >> http://www.woche-des-grundeinkommens.eu/
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POPSWhat Affects Variable and Fixed Canadian Mortgage Rates There are so many factors that influence the economy and ultimately lenders and the amount they charge on home loans, including unemployment, inflation, consumer confidence and the oil price to name a few that it can be extremely difficult to keep all these metrics straight in your head.
Squidoo : Welcome to Squidoo When people talk retirement planning they are generally referring to financial planning.How much is enough? That will depend on the lifestyle you are going to plan on having once retired.Some place a set amount into a retirement fund each week. Others make investments, and real estate can be a very real choice under the circumstances.One you retire, sell the house, and you have your money. Sounds easy doesn't it?Even a combination of savings and investments can be looked at if you don't want all your eggs in one basket. It does make more sense to have more than one avenue for growing retirement funds.The basic idea is to think about what age you might retire, and what you spend now to live a year. Naturally inflation will dictate that what you get for your money now won't be as much in twenty years.So try and be realistic without pushing the panic button. Research your options, you can get in a financial adviser or use the resources on the internet. You can find valuable information by
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POPSPoverty Hurts Been waiting for science to confirm what I always knew & felt growing up in poverty. It's not just about the money, it's the pain that makes it traumatic. This article was life-validating.
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POPSCO2 Taxes Will Conviscate Billions In Revenue Out Of Thin Air Cap & Trade: Political Alchemy, Economy Buster & Disaster for Poor These increased costs will include the heating and cooling of individual American households and an even greater expense will be incurred by businesses. Again, those who will suffer most from Cap & Trade legislation will be the American public. There will be higher expenses at the grocery store, at appliance dealers, hair salons, auto repair shops...it goes on and on. Every business in the United States will see its costs go up significantly, resulting in grossly accelerated inflation, a loss of thousands of jobs in the energy industry alone and other untold millions of Americans will suffer a direct financial impact because of Obama's misguided Cap & Trade legislation. THE REALITIES OF CAP & TRADE UNTESTED Perhaps the greatest misnomer regarding Cap & Trade is the idea America will quickly shift from the use of fossil fuels--like coal, natural gas and fuel oil--
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POPSBudget Woes Bonanza For GOP? (Cont) But some economists warn that any short-term economic improvement will probably resemble the "jobless recovery" of the early 1990s, given the loss of jobs in the manufacturing, construction, retail and other sectors. Democrats were trounced in midterm elections two years after Clinton took office, partly because the economic recovery then underway had not significantly reduced unemployment. "There's a potential there that the seemingly out-of-control fiscal situation in Washington could galvanize the public," Edwards said. "The question is whether the Republicans will be smart enough to take advantage of this."
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POPS'Audit the Fed' Bill Gets Majority Support in Congress It is only reasonable to audit the Federal Reserve system of PRIVATE banks which controls the money supply and interest rates of the entire nation, and influences the whole wide world! This might be the most important bill Congress will ever pass in US history since the infamous year of 1913 when the Fed was created in stealth over a holiday The largely UNACCOUNTABLE Fed will now be exposed to this "sunshine" law, a historical first. It will pass if introduced in the House but Senate Bill S 604 has no co-sponsors for the same legislation. Call your Senators now and tell them to co-sponsor this important and historical bill.
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POPSThe One Percent Myth "In The Constitution of Liberty, F. A. Hayek stated that, "It would probably be true...to say that the illusion that by means of progressive taxation the burden can be shifted substantially onto the shoulders of the wealthy has been the chief reason why taxation has increased as fast as it has done and that, under the influence of this illusion, the masses have come to accept a much heavier load than they would have done otherwise." "The 1% Myth was a useful tool deployed by Liberals to make the majority of the American public feel like victims so they would vote for the candidate who offered them the prospect of seizing from the rich and redistributing to average Americans what rightfully belonged to them in the first place. It was a wonderful distraction to prevent the majority of the public from realizing that they were the real target all along." Kind of a Clumsy clip. Great info and further detail in source article.
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POPSEconomy Shows Cracks in European Union The article also said: "Germany and France together are the traditional motor of the European Union, but relations between them are cold, with the French president, Nicolas Sarkozy, and the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, putting national interests first, whether the issue is social benefits or saving jobs in the faltering car industry."
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POPS The Stimulus Spending That Didn't Stimulate Barack Obama has fatally undermined our currency, our solvency, our financial stability and -- ultimately -- our economy, all to spend money that has had no economic effect! But the results are in: None of Obama's spending is doing anything to help the economy. Of course, the process of household savings, designed to pay down debt, is very healthy. Economists call it de-leveraging. By the start of the recession, the debt American households owe had risen from 70 percent of their annual income in 1995 to 140 percent (excluding mortgages). Now it's on its way back down again. And, eventually, that will lead to a real recovery -- if Obama doesn't wreck the currency and bring on mega-inflation before then (but he probably will).
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