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December 18, 2009
12 hours ago ago from Quis Custodiet Ipsos Custodes?
1. Of course there isn't any jihad against the US just people defending their own country: Motivation for Jihad So why is it so hard for us to understand that Muslims – perhaps including the five young men from Northern Virginia – would be motivated to become terrorists? Because it’s hard to acknowledge to ourselves that terrorism is a consequence of U.S. policy choices and actions. No one wants to be accused of hating ...
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21 hours ago ago from NOVAKEO.COM
How pathetic. President Obama sat at a table surrounded by super rich bankers, pleading with them to lend money to small businesses and workers. The media mislabeled Obama’s groveling as “encouraging,” “imploring,” and “pressing,” but a man who refuses to take action is powerless; and powerless people can only beg. This disgraceful meeting happened shortly after Obama got “radical” on national TV, calling the bankers “fat cats” and other ...
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12 hours ago ago from Pacific Progressive
by Jitinder Kohli This article was published by the Center for American Progress . President Obama during his recent meeting at the White House with some of the nation’s top banking executives “urged these institutions here today to go back and take a third and fourth look about how they are operating when it comes to small business lending. My main message in today's meeting was very simple: that America's banks received ...
Related contentBad News Bears Slam Gold: Part II
18 hours ago ago from Eric Roseman's Eruptions: Stocks, Global Markets and Commodities BLOG
Montreal, Canada Central banks have historically ranked as the worst investors in the currency and gold markets. In the United Kingdom, Prime Minister, Gordon Brown, who was Chancellor of the Exchequer in 1999, wins the booby-prize for the dumbest of dumbest trades; Brown sold 395 metric tons of Her Majesty’s gold at $275 an ounce ten years ago – just ahead of the great bottom. Other central banks, including gold-producing countries ...
Related contentATMs – The Hidden Cost of Convenience
57 minutes ago ago from The Grand Disillusion
ATM fees were not originally passed on to bank customers, but banks have transformed convenience fees into big business. Here’s a look at how the ATM machines and networks have become sophisticated money makers for banks and how you can avoid contributing your hard-earned money to this $2 billion per year segment of the banking industry. http://refreshingnews9.blogspot.com/2009/12/atms-hidden-cost-of-convenience.html
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