This video reminds me of one of my college classes relating to Asia. We discussed how China was leading the way with its foreign direct investments, and creating capitalistic free zones. Unfortunately, we are seeing how that played out, but it was a good run and if they can figure out their water and pollution [...]
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So, I’ve heard about the legislation that doesn’t have sponsors at this point on gun control. I’m talking about H.R. 45. You can find the link here: http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/query/C?c111:./temp/~c111tCkvxA Essentially the bill will severely limit gun rights once again impinging on our freedoms. Don’t expect this to pass unless we have a national emergency. The financial [...]
Hold your hats folks as here are some of the forecasts for 2009 (link): GDP falling by 2.2% Slow recovery in 2010 > 9% unemployment by 2010 Decline in inflation (hmmmm… if monetary policy says anything this will reverse or at least eventually destroy the dollar) Continued decline in housing prices Decline in real consumption [...]
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Taxes: The ubiquitous “necessity” that engulfs us continually. That sentence reminds me of just how complex and absurd the tax code is to follow and comply with every year and every day. On another board there was recently a discussion about the Auto companies with respect to their inefficiencies. Simply looking at all the rules [...]
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I’ve had this nagging in the back of my head saying something foul might be looming out in the near future. Normally I don’t watch Bush on TV or listen to him on the radio as I can’t stand it. That aside I watched and listened to his speech today. It sounded good… all this [...]
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I received an email from a friend and here is my response. You ought to be able to decipher what the questions were about. These are my opinions of the present situation, and are by no means recommendations. —- 1) Voting for McCain… I really don’t think voting for A or B is going [...]
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It seems that the tune to march to these days is credit o credit we need more credit. Somehow somewhere we forgot quite quickly that credit got us into this mess. If credit is expanding much faster than real economic growth the outcome will be instability in the economy. That is like an individual taking [...]
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17 Oct, 2008
Posted by: gauntlett In: Freedom
Folks is is time to get off the entitlement binge and take responsibility for our spending and absurd housing prices. As always Ron Paul is to the point about the situation at hand. Wouldn’t you rather have a stronger dollar, our troops brought home, and the ability to send your money how you choose? Sphere: [...]
14 Oct, 2008
Posted by: gauntlett In: Freedom
I’ve been trying to educate people why voting for candidate A or B isn’t the only option. This article explains it nicely. Constitution Party candidate Chuck Baldwin recently published an article entitled “A Wasted Vote,” in which he expounds the virtue of voting on uncompromised principles, viz. voting for Chuck Baldwin, as opposed to casting one’s vote [...]
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