Friday, November 20, 2009

Jordan Maxwell on Jeff Rense - 19 Nov 2009




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California Vs. Nevada : Taxes War

In this economy, states are trying to attract and retain businesses and the taxes they generate. An increasingly nasty border battle is raging between California and Nevada. Ben Tracy reports.





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FEDs Overpaid Banks in AIG Bailout Billions wasted

AIG Money Trail

Watchdog: Government mismanaged bailout of insurance giant

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Edward G. Griffin : On Individualism vs Collectivism

Interview of G. Edward Griffin on the meaning of individualism vs. collectivism in the United States.

Let's re-learn the true nature of a constitutional republic, our culture and our birthright.

Know that any member of the Council of Foreign Relations CFR is prone to supporting COLLECTIVISM not individualism.

Support Campaign For Liberty and Ron Paul for Our last remaining hope for a solution to socialism, captivity, slavery and sloth.

Ed Griffins website http://www.freedomforceinternational....

House panel votes to audit the Fed

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WASHINGTON - Taking aim at Wall Street and the nation's central bank, a key House committee voted Thursday to require a sweeping congressional audit of the secretive Federal Reserve.

The votes were the final brush strokes to the House Financial Services Committee's response to last year's banking meltdown.

On auditing the Fed, the committee adopted a plan by Rep. Ron Paul, R-Texas, that had the support of a bipartisan roster of more than 300 members of Congress. It would give the Government Accountability Office the authority to audit the entirety of the Fed's balance sheet, credit facilities and all securities purchase programs. Critics, led by Frank and Rep. Melvin Watt, D-N.C., argued that Paul's proposal was too intrusive and could indirectly lead to higher interest rates. They proposed a more limited audit.
Source MSNBC