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Watch “Judge Judy – Here’s Who You Support With Taxes” on YouTube

Judge Judy tells it like it is. It is important to note that the complaintants statements could apply if two Fed member bank CEOs were in their place and the issue were TARP!

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Huddled Masses of European Capital Fly to US Shores

7/6/2011 Portland, Oregon – Pop in your mints… The crisis in the Eurozone is getting too big to ignore. The gig is up, the Greek Government is in default, and Portugal and a host of private lenders, amongst them the … Continue reading

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A US Default? Into the Great Unknown

6/29/2011 Portland, Oregon – Pop in your mints… Much has happened in the financial markets in this past week, and much will happen in the coming weeks. But perhaps what is most notable is what has not happened. Namely, the … Continue reading

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The FED to Drop Money From Helicopters

With consumer credit in a long term downtrend, the US Congress unable to come to an agreement to raise the debt ceiling, and the Euro system on the verge of collapse, The FED appears desperate. Our speculation is that they … Continue reading

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Inflation set to Bloom, Bernanke Resorts to Desperate Pleas to Raise the Debt Ceiling

6/14/2011 Portland, Oregon – Pop in your mints… The Rose Festival has dominated the city’s waterfront park for the past two weeks. Carnival rides have been up since Memorial Day weekend and an assortment of ships from the US and … Continue reading

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The US House of Representatives, Unable to Function, Waffles on Derivatives Rules and Libya Resolution

The US House or Representatives, Unable to Function, Waffles on Derivatives Rules and Libya Resolution 6/1/2011 Portland, Oregon – Pop in your mints… The leadership of the United States finds itself publicly handcuffed to the interests of the banks and … Continue reading

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