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POPSCalls for full audit of the Federal Reserve - Ignored That's because there has been a silent coup in America – with the Federal Reserve, a tool of the rich and powerful international bankers, used to usurp the power of the people. Now is the time to challenge Congress to reclaim its constitutional authority – and a good first step is Rep. Paul's demand for an audit of the Fed. Does Congress have the courage to take on the powerful money masters? Are members of Congress merely puppets on a string? Will they be content to do as they are told by the bankers, who get richer when times are good and richer when times are bad and who control the money supply and the value of the dollar according to their own needs and desires? It's time to find out. Some say the transfer of power is complete and there is no going back to constitutional government under the rule of law and the will of the people.
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POPS Earth: Too Big To Fail It seems Geithner has finally seen the counter-Keynesian light. You can't enrich yourself by taking money from one pocket and putting it in the other (particularly when the hand facilitating the transfer is a governmental hand with governmentally sticky fingers) Handcrafted by suitabltyflip on March 13, 2009 Geithner boosts NASA funds to probe cosmos for bail-out cash By Scott Ott Examiner Columnist | 3/13/09 5:21 AM "Let's face it," said an unnamed Treasury source, "Earth is too big to fail. We can all boost funding to the IMF, but at some point that's like scooping water out of a bucket to fill the same bucket. The fundamental problem is that Earth is a closed economic system. To rescue the global economy we need help that's literally out of this world." Just a day after U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner proposed increasing U.S. contributions to his former employer, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) by $100 billion . . . . . .
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POPSClimate Change - Survival Not Taxes
Of course, the real goal of these conferences is creating a global climate slush fund to transfer wealth from unpopular but productive entities to the unproductive: A successful global effort to reduce greenhouse gases would establish a common price on emissions in all countries, at a level that induces the required reduction in the emissions intensity of economic activity. It could do this through agreement on applying a common rate of tax on emissions in all countries. Alternatively, and more directly, it could allocate entitlements to emit greenhouse gases across countries through an emissions trading scheme: international trade in emissions entitlements would tend to equalize the carbon price across countries. Once again, it seems unlikely that Americans would consent to a global climate change tax on every item they purchase. Unfortunately, that will be the end result of any global emission reduction agreement. Higher costs for manufactured goods, higher transportation c
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POPSAmerican Election: An Illusion of Democracy A natural resources monopoly system was, thus, created in the US, and many parts of the world, based solely on capital gain and profit rather than the well being of human life. This power elite has gained total control over the American government and its departments, and dictates its laws and its foreign policies. In such a game the peoples’ choices are easily misled. The worst form of slavery is the one where slaves believe they are free. After the elections, there's still going to be massive problems to deal with. The "War on Terror", the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Guantanamo, surveillance, torture, climate change, Palestine etc. Who ever wins, don't forget both candidates are slaves to the system. It's really only the people, who in the end, can change things. Demand change, no matter who ends up in that big ol' White House. Don't forget.
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POPSMcFadden and the Impeachment of the Federal Reserve I charge them ... with having brought about the decline of prices on the New York Stock Exchange... I charge them ... with having conspired to transfer to foreigners and international money lenders, title to and control of the financial resources of the United States ... I charge them ... with having published false and misleading propaganda intended to deceive the American people and to cause the United States to lose its independence... I charge them ... with the crime of having treasonably conspired and acted against the peace and security of the United States, and with having treasonably conspired to destroy the constitutional government of the United States ."
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POPSWhere has all the money gone, long time passing? Here in Italy, we too have our problems mind you? Out sourcing is even in the schools and social services.... and in all public institutions..... Berlusconi, an international buddy of Bush's is back...... This is an eerie era.....
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POPSNASA 'wants to buy Japan's cargo spacecraft' NASA had only just started helping US companies with such a ship. Too late. A reflection of the uncertainty of funding due to the Iraq/Afghanistan invasions. Seeing all that money going to greed and corruption must really hurt scientists.
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