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Thread: Park Avenue: money, power and the American dream - Why Poverty?
[-] 1 points by factsrfun (10392) from Phoenix, AZ 3 minutes ago

link to their channel very international in nature...

http://www.youtube.com/user/WhyPoverty?feature=watch

Thread: Tell the Bankers that the People are Too Big To Fail
[-] 1 points by rckcst (0) from Palermo, Sicilia 34 minutes ago

I am an italian homeowener. Lawyers of an italian bank (Sicilcassa S.p.a.) that is supervised by Bankitalia, taking advantage of a trivial mistake, want to seize an house to the owner who has never contracted debts. my case bureaucratic and legal, considered by many Kafkaesque, in reality it becomes Kafkaesque were the actions of some legal, bad faith, and perhaps the lack of specific laws. It 's absurd that a bank (Sicilcassa S.p.A.) to take advantage of a simple mistake in the notarial deed of my apartment (cadastral sheets reversed with those of an adjoining apartment) to make me lugging the debt contracted by another guy and take the opportunity to seize the my house. Sicilcassa forced me to enter into a civil suit (useless) the times and uncertain outcomes that, in fact, at the moment, they have the power to stop me from selling my property. I have never contracted debts with Sicilcassa. The absurd story I have published and legally documented on this link: http://t.co/DhJ2biB2f7

Thread: EPA and Congress Helping Monsanto: Assault on States Rights
[-] 1 points by john32 (-259) from Pittsburgh, PA 35 minutes ago

" The Sanders amendment would have guaranteed states the right to require labels on genetically engineered food products. We know who those senators are. And we know which representatives supported the King Amendment this week, passed out of the House Ag Committee, which if it passes, will take away states’ rights to label GMOs."

Holy $hit

Price Rigging?

Another wonderful benefit of central planning and centralized power.

Thread: Obama is the new Nixon
[-] 1 points by OTP (-208) from Tampa, FL 58 minutes ago

Im not talking about us helping them, Im talking about them helping us.

And it didnt happen.

Thread: 3 Important Questions on Benghazi
[-] 0 points by john32 (-259) from Pittsburgh, PA 1 hour ago

"You post that like you're a regular Jon Stewart watcher.

If so? This is extreme cherry picking."

I watch him every day. He's actually honest.

"Both are bigots and extraordinary liars."

If you're going to make accusations like that...please provide a shred of evidence. Like direct quotes that are lies. I've never defended Rand Paul here.....he's a politician....his dad was the honest one. So please.....provide direct quotes which show Ron Paul lying.

Thread: Tesla pushes electric cars the way hypertext pushed the internet.
[-] 1 points by factsrfun (10392) from Phoenix, AZ 1 hour ago

I remember US Robotics, now I think of GM sort of like that, internal combustion engines and modems have a lot in common.

If you look at the post you will see it was edited, I brought this here for it's own discussion, after watching and posting that.

Thread: Obama is the new Nixon
[-] 1 points by factsrfun (10392) from Phoenix, AZ 1 hour ago

When you first started to realize what taking a crap was, how long before you started to wipe your own butt, seems not yet.

Let me ask you did the Greens do shit? NO, because they got no damn power, who wins matters, if you affected who won, you would matter too.

I can read what you write just fine, at least you've given up on the endless goodbyes, as far as what you do it ain't so mysterious people been doing it for decades, your trying to build a new political party so you can be King like all third party fools you don't really give a shit about the country, you just want to hear yourself talk.

I'm still thinking there's gonna be martyrs.

Hopefully most of them will be one percenters, and they'll be martyrs only to show the next wannabe theives how not to act on the world stage.

The great musician Rodriguez once asked "how many times can you plant flowers in this cartoon world?" Some days I feel that frustration. But you know what? I think we're going to win this. As Martin King said so eloquently: truth crushed to earth rises up." We can do this. Humanity can unify and rise above this corporate machine.

Shadz - you totally rock the links. Thanks so much for all you do. You have provided me with endless reading material and it is high quality, right on target.

Thread: Kicked In The Nuts
[-] 1 points by gnomunny (4372) from St Louis, MO 6 hours ago

Both, maybe? I guess it depends on the opportunity.

Thread: Kicked In The Nuts
[-] 1 points by DKAtoday (25664) from Coon Rapids, MN 7 hours ago

Sorry - no offense intended - but shrewd - or scavenger?

Hmmm - this post never got the attention and participation that it should have.

Take a moment.

Consider a national commercial.

A national commercial touting how wonderful American broadcasting is.

Consider that it gives an internet address.

Consider that it is touting the virtues of American Broadcasting.

Now - CHECK OUT THEIR WEB SITE = Americanbroadcasters.com

Let me know what you find - really - I expect you to find nothing.

Thread: Are you illiterate? You might be surprised!
[-] 1 points by gnomunny (4372) from St Louis, MO 7 hours ago

Good night, Odin.

Thread: Kicked In The Nuts
[-] 1 points by gnomunny (4372) from St Louis, MO 7 hours ago

Wow, an industry popped up just to service expats. It never ceases to amaze me that whenever an opportunity arises, no matter what it is, some shrewd individual jumps in to capitalize on it.

Thread: Are you illiterate? You might be surprised!
[-] 1 points by frovikleka (2202) from Island Heights, NJ 7 hours ago

Yes when times are tough...that's when you find out who your friends are, and the kind of society we are capable of being

That wonderful spirit was alive and well even in NYC after 9/11

People bringing casseroles and all kinds of food to the local fire houses, and placing candles and flowers outside

Good Night

~Odin~

Thread: Kicked In The Nuts
[-] 2 points by Middleaged (4723) 7 hours ago

True, and there is a new Industry in Foreign Countries to guide, assist and match well off Expatriates into gated communities, upscale homes, domiciles on the beach, mountain retreats, farms, ranches, and condos.

There are many Western people with a few bucks stashed, but I think the industry is geared to upscale people since that is where the bigger pay day is.

Thread: Are you illiterate? You might be surprised!
[-] 1 points by gnomunny (4372) from St Louis, MO 7 hours ago

Irene. That was a bad one. Things like that, and Hurricane Sandy, are proof that there are still a lot of good people around.

Thread: Are you illiterate? You might be surprised!
[-] 1 points by frovikleka (2202) from Island Heights, NJ 7 hours ago

Yeah i know you didn't mean anything by it. I just used it as a platform to explain the Vermonters' frame of mind from my perspective anyway

It will be interesting to see what Zen thinks of my asessments

I grew to have tons of respect for Vermonters over the years, and i feel that my three strong daughters got a real edge on life having grown up in Vermont

Like me, they don't usually give shit, but they don't take it either

I'll never forget all the people giving so much of themselves to help others after the torrential rains and flooding from hurricane Irene. It was really inspiring and beautiful

~Odin~

Thread: Are you illiterate? You might be surprised!
[-] 2 points by gnomunny (4372) from St Louis, MO 7 hours ago

Ah, you should know that anytime I make a comment like "Damn them snooty Vermontians" it shouldn't be taken too seriously. For one, I'm a fan of multiculturalism. For all its faults, it keeps life interesting.

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