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And tout TV like CNBC keeps telling you to pump money into it.:'(
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CBxBtK-2XJc&feature=player_embedded#!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CBxBtK-2XJc&feature=player_embedded#!
And tout TV like CNBC keeps telling you to pump money into it.:'(
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CBxBtK-2XJc&feature=player_embedded#!
We don't have a choice, its either a red pill or a blue pill.Keep voting for those who support a federally protected and backed centralized banking system and a expansionary monetary system.
you do have a choice, decline to participate in your role of their gameWe don't have a choice, its either a red pill or a blue pill.
There's only 1 way to win the "money game". Grow a pair made of brass and be willing to "invest" in very contrarian ways. It's easy to see where things are headed, it's the timing that's near impossible to guess plus the suspect "tools" used to profit from where things are headed.And tout TV like CNBC keeps telling you to pump money into it.:'(
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CBxBtK-2XJc&feature=player_embedded#!
Stop attacking the 1%.Pull the rug out from under them, let the failed banks fail and bring down the corruption along with it. Subsidizing the corruption with the full backing of the US dollar is insanity.
Stop supporting politicians and economic polices which supports the "1%" and restore fiscal sanity into the system by removing the meddling hand of government and instituting risk along side of rewards.Stop attacking the 1%.
The 1%'ers need to read a few history books and see if they see any similarities with today.Stop supporting politicians and economic polices which supports the 1% and restore fiscal sanity in the system by removing the meddling hand of government.
That's a good ideaThe 1%'ers need to read a few history books and see if they see any similarities with today