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- 25. February 2010: Our economy is a giant Ponzi scheme: Federal Reserve bought 80% of our T-Bonds in 2009
- 24. February 2010: Recovery, you really think so? Read this…
- 9. February 2010: A photo I shot of someone feeling bliss playing the saxophone
- 9. February 2010: A great documentary movie coming out soon on DVD: “Collapse”
- 8. February 2010: A 427 Cobra photo from my upcoming photo book on classic American cars
- 5. February 2010: “Kick-Ass” is coming to theaters in April, and it’s going to be big
- 2. February 2010: Massive public and private sector layoffs still to come
- 2. February 2010: A great song by Ennio Morricone that’s been remixed by Apollo 440
- 2. February 2010: The line between rich and poor: great photo
- 19. December 2009: Jonathan Pilger’s excellent New Statesman piece on Obama’s war in Pakistan & 7 new military bases in Colombia
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Addendum to Best Buy post
25. May 2008 by admin.
When I published the previous entry, somehow one of the 4 target profiles got left out. So, here it is.
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Things to think about #1:
22. May 2008 by admin.
Every time you watch a commercial DVD, one of the first things
you see is an FBI warning. I really resent the idea that my
entertainment experience has to be marred by an FBI seal
and jail threat. Imagine a generation of kids growing up
who will never have a home video experience that isn’t
accompanied by a warning from our Federal Government.
Why do we tolerate this?
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