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Today is the return to the Gold Standard. Troops are standing by and it is suggested you have a full tank of gas, food and water for at least a week and that you get money from the bank today. No one knows exactly how this will work.
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Malaria, The Gold Standard - The Restoration of the Republic Wednesday September 29th, 2010
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Join Doctor Val, Debbie Ringchop, Ken Cousens, CW and Dr Rutledge as they talk about what is happening in the world and this country at this very time. Today is the return to the Gold Standard. Troops are standing by and it is suggested you have a full tank of gas, food and water for at least a week and that you get money from the bank today. No one knows exactly how this will work. In our 2nd half hour you will discover the greed and callous nature of the IMF and the millions of lives the absence of DDT is causing. Make sure you check out Dr. Rutledges site 3billionandcounting.com.
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Wow Scott. Fox News has this article posted today and there is a video of Obama's supposed Christianity being quesstioned. When I tried to view it the video went missing and I had a hard time to track it down...then my cursor would not allow me to search anything Obama on Google. I never saw anything like today for black outs. Does make one wonder?
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Congress Flees D.C. Without Passing Budget
Published September 30, 2010 | WASHINGTON -- Battle-weary members of Congress are coming soon to neighborhoods near you to press for re-election, more eager to campaign before angry constituents than compromise in Washington on tax cuts, child nutrition or a federal budget.
Majority Democrats facing tough re-election fights rebelled in both chambers Wednesday against their leaders' decisions to call off controversial votes, pass a temporary bill to keep the government running and head home.
"The Senate should be more concerned about doing what's right for the country and less concerned about campaign season," said Sen. Michael Bennet, D-Colo.
The measure to adjourn passed both chambers despite the protests. In the House, it passed by one vote -- Speaker Nancy Pelosi's -- after 39 Democrats joined Republicans in voting no.
It was a messy end to a session fraught with partisan warfare, and it's not over. Within days of the voters' verdict, the same crew -- with a few newly elected faces -- will reconvene to take up a hefty list of legislation deemed toxic in the unforgiving pre-election atmosphere. Democrats will still control both chambers during the "lame duck" session.
For now, lawmakers sick of stalemate are headed home to an angry electorate.
"All 100 senators want to get out of here and get back to their states," said Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, who is locked in a tough re-election fight against Republican Sharron Angle in Nevada.
That they preferred frustrated voters to each other says something about the heavy political lifting candidates of both parties face in the month remaining before Election Day.
An Associated Press-GfK Poll this month showed that the public is fed up with both parties. Only 38 percent approve of how congressional Democrats are handling their jobs, and just 31 percent like the way Republicans are doing theirs.
what happened yesterday? Did the FED bancrupted or they manage to find more money for our torture? sorry I`m not from US. Here`s what happens all over the Europe now..
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