COMMON SENSE; Revisited

Move Your Money

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Some News Flashes

Post submitted on September 20, 2009 at 04:11 am by Darrin Moir

Sure enough, the bailouts created "too Gigantuous to fail" institutions in the financial world, giving them an unfair and monopolistic leg over their competitors. At the same time another 30% of banks failed recently without any intervention. Consumer choice is depleting and we are truly getting a rigid oligopoly financial system. Do you think Federal reserve members didn't see this coming? Do you think that maybe they would want to see their buddies wielding the upper hand.It is striking proof that free market economics do not cause monopolies. Favoritism and government intervention make these things happen. The government's only job is making sure that what it has now effectively created, doesn't happen. That said and done, the media is finally using buzzwords that Fiscal conservatives used to argue against the bailouts. It creates moral hazard... now they tell us.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/08/27/AR2009082704193_2.html?hpid=topnews&sid=ST2009082800437

Scientists want the government to tax all sweet products in a coercive approach to making us eat healthier. Congress wants to pass a health bill that requires by law to purchase a service from a private company. (Ps. car insurance is not the same as health insurance. Driving on the road with a vehicle is specific activity that is a possible danger to other individuals. Health insrance requires you to cover yourself from any risks for simply existing.) The only way that this becomes okay in a society is the power paradigm shifts from bottom up to top down and the citizens become assets of the state rather than the power holders.

http://www.foodnavigator-usa.com/Financial-Industry/Fructose-in-the-firing-line

On Saturday, September 12th, over 450,000 people marched on Washington, and no major news media covered it, except conservative talk radio and conservative bloggers. Otherwise it was media blocked.

States are already feeling the strings attached to those stimulus dollars. In Education, there are a few states that won't allow their teachers to be evaluated or fired based on test scores, especially federally mandated test scores. Yet, the Obama has effectively attached a clause to billions of dollars in stimulus money for the "race to the top" program of his that requires them to step down their defensive stance of protecting their teachers from federal mandates requiring evaluations of this type. Without bowing down federal laws that require teachers to be evaluated based on standardized test results, these states become ineligible for funds. Naturally, they are scrambling to back down on their word, give up their state sovereignty, and hand more power over to the federal government in the name of a few dollars. Oh, but it's for the children, right? Yeah the same children who are going to be paying this stimulus spending for years to come.

http://www.teachermagazine.org/tm/articles/2009/09/09/298498usschoolsjudgingteachers_ap.html?tkn=MXVF2zT%252FS%252F2IUWWaHYv8zzxKLgbyrhFxYgfg

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Another Way to Look at the Nation's Economy

Post submitted on September 16, 2009 at 05:09 pm by Kent Lalley

Here's an article I wrote that my local newspaper printed. It's about half way down under "Another Way...":

http://online.dailyamerican.com/pdf/09/07/16/07-16-09/a040716091.pdf

I try to do "something" for Liberty everyday even if it's just reading a page or two of a website like this one. If more people would just take a moment to get a better understanding of what liberty really means more would be able to "see through" the fallacies thrown at us daily. That's just my take on what would bring our country back to the foundations of liberty it was started on. I hope you might be inspired to try something on your own too. The ideas of liberty and free market economics are worthy of the effort in my opinion.

May I suggest sending a FaceBook friend invite to Lawrence W. Reed, president of the Foundation for Economic Education (www.fee.org.) He's under the name "Lawrence Reed." I'll predict you'll not regret it!

Kent Lalley

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Why You Can't Save

Article submitted on September 15, 2009 at 05:52 pm by Richard Walbaum

Explains the simple mechanics of our theft-based monetary system, why usury creates universal poverty.

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Rich Country - Poor Country

Article submitted on September 15, 2009 at 05:48 pm by Richard Walbaum

Our monetary system promotes universal struggle, poverty, and creates unpayable compounding astronomical debt that causes rising prices. By confusing the nature of money, predators have taken control of our monetary system, dominating society and deforming humanity in the process. Learn the principles of monetary system design, so that when the opportunity comes for change you will recognize it either as the answer and promote it, or as a falsehood.

Money is a creature of law; usury is the problem, gold is not the solution.

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Alex Jones

Organization submitted on September 15, 2009 at 05:29 pm by Gary Binkley

Alex Jones movies are world renowned for factual content on such subjects as 9/11, swine flue, the corporate take over of the economy, the FED and the New World Order. This site is a must for those who need good documented resources for the peaceful battle to take our Republic back.

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