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Rep. Marcy Kaptur Takes On Obama-Bush-Globalism
President Obama is questioned about the North American Union and denies it even exists Video: 
Listen, Prepare, and Thrive: The Next Financial Crisis
Rapid changes in the economy create winners and losers in a very short time. Video: 
So You Bailed Out Citigroup, and This Is What You Get?
First they lay off 53,000 workers and outsource their IT services to India for $2.5 billion.
Former Reagan Economist: "Death By Globalism"
"If fiscal stimulus has any effect, it stimulates employment in China and India."
Should a Good Patriot Surrender His 401K to Balance the Budget?
THENEWAMERICAN Sep 2001 | The Obama administration is “taking the first steps to confiscate retirement dollars,” according to Dr. Jerome Corsi who predicts that the end result will be retirees with 401(k) plans holding near-worthless government debt “that will be paid off in a devalued currency worth…pennies on the dollar.” The move to…
Is the Real Unemployment Rate 16.5%, 22%, or. . .?
How many days in-and-out of Iraq? How many WMDs did they say Sadam had? How many unemployed Americans did they count?
Gerald Celente: The "Recovery" is Only for the Bigs
Unlike the New Deal this time government intervention is for the Insiders, not the Outsiders. And guess what: You and I are not the Insiders.
Bill Joy Talks Tech, Jobs in the U.S.A.
Silicon Valley billionaire superstar Bill Joy, who is worried about technology on the lose, is hoping that new venture startups will create jobs. But will the funding be there?
Max Keiser: America, The New Argentina
MAXKEISER August 2010 | As Argentina goes, so goes America in the race to see which country will go down in history as the worst kleptocracy. As we see here, Argentina, jumping the gun on what Americans can anticipate with the newly announced deal between Google and Verizon; is consolidating power in the Internet space.
Former Reagan Budget Director: GOP, Dems 'Crippled Our Economy'
NYTIMES July 31, 2010 | IF there were such a thing as Chapter 11 for politicians, the Republican push to extend the unaffordable Bush tax cuts would amount to a bankruptcy filing. The nation’s public debt — if honestly reckoned to include municipal bonds and the $7 trillion of new deficits baked into the cake through 2015 — will soon reach $18 trillion.
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