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Tuesday, March 26, 2013
Keystone Pipeline Blockage
Hurrah, 17 Senate Democrats crossed the aisle to support the keystone pipeline. No doubt, these stalwart energy proponents are looking ahead to their
2014 races. "The vote puts new pressure on the Obama Administration to approve the pipeline project. The southern portion
of the pipeline, which didn't require White House approval, is already under construction. The Senate vote indicates that
even Democrats are growing impatient with the delay." But sbefore the champagne is uncorked, the Green army of diehard
crazies form ranks to make their last stand. Putting the issue in proper perspective, the reliable Robert Bryce warns - While opponents protest, oil companies turn to railroads.
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Tuesday, March 19, 2013
The Cyprus Great Bank Robbery
When does banksters' extortion become outright theft? The latest example and escalation by the placing a levy fee on
bank deposits in the tax haven of Cyprus illustrates the bold step of seizing private liquid saving accounts, under the guise
of a government tax. The prospects of an all out run on the banking system have jumped tenfold. Essentially, a government
is using the power of the state, to steal funds not because of the bankruptcy of a banking institution, but because of a failure
of the entire EU financial system. The forbidding precedent of a seizure of individual wealth, by a stroke of a pen, runs
contrary to the shrinking confidence in fiduciary trust of cash placed in banking accounts.
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Tuesday, March 12, 2013
Refuse to Buy or Sell with the Federal Government
That infamous mark of the beast is a regular condition of doing business with the federal government. How long have we
gone, and how far we have strayed, from simple barter for trade transactions. The mercantilism that exists today, based upon
the premise that our "Washington Godfather", is our silent partner in occupational endeavors, has failed miserably.
According to the system, the government makes an offer you cannot refuse. However, is this really the plight of rational and
creative citizens determined to maintain their personal dignity and financial integrity? Read the entire article
Tuesday, March 5, 2013
Economics of Gun Control
Money and guns, often goes together. Sometimes used for the protection of cash, other times made on the sales and use
of guns and ammo. Manufactured and sold openly, weapons of every description are a stable in the marketplace. Yet, firearms
seem especially targeted for ownership extinction by law-abiding citizens. Ironically, the public purchases of personal pistols,
rifles and shotguns are systematically restricted and regulated, while law enforcement officials add the latest in advanced
ordinances to their arsenals. The obvious message is that the government is preparing for war against their own citizens. Read the entire article
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