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Peter Schiff Money bomb TODAY!!!!!!! 8/7/09Jobsnews.yahoo/s/ap/20090807/a... Food stamps hit another recordcom/feeds/reuters/2... Housing realitynews.yahoo/s/nm/20090805/b... Banks getting worsemoney.cnn/2009/08/05/news/... Another weekly recordcom/story/trea... Gunscom/printedition/... A rise in realitygr/ftcom_en/126/a... Alabama Jobscom/article/domest... -Related- National Guard callednews.yahoo/s/ap/20090804/a...Taxes plummetnews.yahoo/s/ap/us_plummet... OIL BULLS, GET READY!co.uk/news/sci...Wall St Journal storyVICTORIOUS!After 3 months of being blown off by the Wall St Journal. VisionVictory viewers were able to resolve the Wall St Journal default in less than 5 hours. I have received confirmation that a FedEx delivery is being sent and I will receive the check on Tuesday.The info for the Wall St Journal is being removed. Thank you for the support and help, the money you were able to retrieve will be donated to the campaign for liberty. By the way, they had to disconnect one of the numbers we posted on this site. The People lashed out, this is the American way, now lets focus our energy on the bloated Federal Government.

James Beeland Rogers, Jr. (b. October 19, 1942, Wetumpka, Alabama) is a co-founder, along with George Soros, of the Quantum Fund. He is a college professor, author, world traveler, economic commentator, and creator of the Rogers International Commodities Index (RICI).9/17/2007

What's next? I'll tell you what's next...The housing bill. The government has come up with a great idea to solve the mortgage crisis.Wanna know what it is?They are going to take money from YOU, the responsible citizen and give it to irresponsible companies like Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. In order to make them more successful. In order to make them more money.They are going to take money from YOU the responsible citizen and give it to irresponsible citizens and some non-citizens. Who took out mortgages to buy house they KNEW they couldn't afford.Are you freaking kidding me?! What kind of logic is this? How do you explain this to a kid these days, if you're his father? or if you're his freaking teacher? Ah. Miss Crabtree, how do I become a responsible citizen these days? Well Johnny, you go to work. You make money. You pay your bills. and you live within your means.Meanwhile Johnny goes home and sees his neighbor sitting on his lawn at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, drinking beer out of a freaking wine bottle. He's got a brand new car in the driveway and a beautiful wife upstairs.Now, Johnny knows that his father is working 2 jobs and not only to pay for his mortgage. But for his freaking neighbors mortgage too! And you expect Johnny to be a responsible citizen? Are you freaking kidding me?!!They shouldn't call this a housing bill. They should call it a degenerate bill. They should call it a freaking scumbag bill. Because that's what they're teaching kids to do with this bill. To not be responsible. To not pay you're bills. To not worry about anything. And when the freaking world comes crashing in on you. Don't worry! The government will be there to pick up the pieces.How will they pick up the pieces? By using the money of the person who was responsible. The guy who did the right thing. The guy who followed all the freaking rules!What a freaking country!!This is the way things have been going for the last 100 freaking years!I just have one question... When is it gonna freaking change?! When is it gonna change?!!!what's next! what's next!! what's next!!!

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BusinessMoney Minute: IndyMac, Delta, RetirementMoney Minute: IndyMac, Delta, RetirementThe Associated PressThe Associated Press has learned that now-defunct IndyMac Bancorp is under investigation for possible fraud in connection with home loans made to risky borrowers. (July 16)AP Money MinuteThe Associated Press has learned that now-defunct IndyMac Bancorp is under investigation for possible fraud in connection with home loans made to risky borrowers. According to a law enforcement official not authorized to speak publicly about the investigation, the FBI is focused on the company and not individuals who ran it. IndyMac Bank's assets were seized by federal regulators last week after the mortgage lender succumbed to the pressures of tighter credit, tumbling home prices and rising foreclosures.--------------------------- -----More red ink for Delta Airlines. The struggling carrier reported a loss of more than a billion dollars for the second quarter, bringing its total losses to more than $7 billion for the year. Still, the earnings came in ahead of Wall Street's expectations. --------------------------More Americans are dipping in to their 401(k) accounts to weather financial hardships. According to a study by the Center for American Progress, workers in 2004 had $31 billion in outstanding 401(k) loans, a fivefold increase from 1989. Not a wise move, according to the center. Even borrowing a modest $5,000 can dramatically erode savings over time.---------------------I'm Mark Hamrick with AP Money Minute(****END****)

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What you don't know won't hurt you......or will it?Money As Debt. Part 4 of 5.Animation by Paul Grignon.Narrated by Bob Bossin.net/

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James Beeland Rogers, Jr. (b. October 19, 1942, Wetumpka, Alabama) is a co-founder, along with George Soros, of the Quantum Fund. He is a college professor, author, world traveler, economic commentator, and creator of the Rogers International Commodities Index (RICI).9/17/2007