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Ron Paul and 2012 Election
Ron Paul and the 2012 Election by: Faris Al-Hashmi The recent rise in popularity of American Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul has given way to a possible re-orientation of the 2012 election paradigm. What his rise represents is the willingness … Continue reading
10 Minutes that Might Just Change Your Perspective
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Barack Obama vs Ron Paul – On the Issues
A where to buy viagra vote for Obama, or any of the “other” Republican candidates, is a vote to maintain the status-quo…
The Bernanke Lied. QE3 is on its way. Gold Continues to Climb….
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What’s this look like to you? States across the US are having to make unheard of cutbacks in their budgets. Shit, some are even cialis sale uk closing up shop all together. Camden, NJ cut 25% of its police force! … Continue reading
Ron Paul places second in first ever NH straw poll!
Mitt Romney wins N.H. GOP straw poll As you can see from the title of the Politico article, Mitt Romney, the man named after a piece of baseball equipment, came in first place with 35% of the vote. As explained … Continue reading
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Tagged Mitt Romney, NH Straw Poll, Politico, Ron Paul, Third Party
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Progressive-Libertarian Alliance? But Isn’t That an Oxymoron?
Nader: Progressive-libertarian alliance ‘the most exciting new political dynamic’ in US This potential alliance is only an oxymoron for those that are trapped within the Aristotelean, linear, two-party political spectrum. ”You’re either on the Right, the Left, or you have yet … Continue reading
“Politicizing the Fed”, a Euphemism for Oversight and Transparency
Geithner Warns Republicans Against Politicizing the Fed What Geithner really means is that he really hopes that there isn’t another push, like Ron Paul’s bill this passed legislative session, for the Federal Reserve to open their books to Congressional scrutiny. What … Continue reading
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Tagged Ben Bernanke, Federal Reserve, Henry Paulson, oversight, Ron Paul, Tim Geithner, transparency, US Congress, US Treasury
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“National Economy and The Banking System of the United States”
National Economy and The Banking System of the United States: An Exposition of the Principles of Modern Monetary Science in their Relation to the National Economy and the Banking System of the United States Presented on the floor of Congress … Continue reading
Coded Language – Central Banking Terminology
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Fed Undaunted by Uncertain Prospects for Money Printing By use of clever rhetoric the Federal Reserve (aka: the Central Bank of the US) and the mainstream media disguise what is really going on with the US economy. It is not … Continue reading
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Tagged Central Banking, Federal Reserve, Ron Paul, US economy
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