Lost Forever(the power of outsourcing)

We’ve entered a era where the United States will see more frequent recessions than anyone is used to,(lost of jobs)
The business elite in America are greedy and ruthless. The interests of the rich in America are linked to those of the rich in other nations, it is a corrupting process that keeps wages low and profits high all over the world. Big business in America, as in other democracies, owns politicians. In fact both Democrats and Republicans are beholden to the wealthy.

50 Common Financial Mistakes

50 Common Financial Mistakes
Part of becoming a savvy consumer is taking the time to learn what you need to know to avoid getting ripped off.

Somtimes you don’t know what you don’t know until somebody tells you. The 50 common finanical pitfalls that can trip people up in life.
1. Not understanding the negative impact of compound interest
2. Being more concerned about the monthly payment rather than the interest rate!
3. Using payday loans
4. Not having a savings account (or paying yourself first)
5. Buying too soon—that is, buying something on credit instead of waiting until you have the money saved up
6. Not having emergency savings
7. Forgetting the extra costs of owning a car ….insurance, gas, car maintenance etc.
8. Signing up for cell phone monthly payments and getting stuck in a contract
9. Financing an education on credit cards instead of student loans
10. Becoming addicted to gambling, online or in casinos
11. Trying at-home business scams with high startup fees
12. Not saving early enough in life for retirement
13. Not understanding of how insurance works or what it covers
14. Not securing any insurance on your car or valuables
15. Not factoring in late fees, extra charges, and taxes to a cell-phone plan
16. Having a “get rich quick” philosophy rather than a “get rich slow” strategy
17. Lack of budgeting
18. Bouncing checks and paying for overdraft fees (These will eat you up!)
19. Paying ATM fees when withdrawing cash at a bank or ATM other than one at your bank
20. Following bad investment advice
21. Not knowing how to read credit card applications
22. Rushing into a buying decision without considering all options
23. Not knowing the financial consequences of DUIs, drunk driving, speeding, etc.
24. Making minimum payments on a credit card.
25. Having addictive and expensive habits or hobbies
26. Not knowing yourself well enough to know you spending weaknesses
27. Not comparison shopping
28. Not understanding vehicle’s trade-in-values or depreciation schedules
29. Not setting aside money for maintenance of a vehicle
30. Not taking advantage of an employer contribution to a retirement plan
31. Buying too expensive of a car
32. Procrastinating on making important financial decisions like saving
33. Piling on the credit card debt
34. Not reading a lease thoroughly
35. Signing up for an extended car payment schedule. > 5 years
36. Giving out your Social Security number on the internet
37. Trusting the perception of establishment on the internet or an e-mail
38. Giving out your bank account number
39. Answering a solicited request over the telephone or e-mail
40. Answering chain letters to make money
41. Not getting business promises in writing
42. Not understanding technology enough to know deception
43. File sharing
44. Not archiving or backing up data
45. Buying without considering the service element on big-ticket purchases
46. Entering into service contracts (extended warranties)
47. Not having adequate health insurance coverage
48. Not realizing that if the deal is too good, then it probably is!
49. Being afraid to ask for advice
50. Falling victim to telephone scams
IT’S REAL,WHEN IT’S REAL!

6 million gallons of crude have spewed into the Gulf.

BP (formerly British Petroleum) has become one of the world’s most controversial giant corporations because of its involvement in a series of major environmental disasters and industrial accidents. The company has been the target of intense criticism for its role in the April 2010 explosion at a drilling platform in the Gulf of Mexico that killed 11 workers and unleashed a vast underwater oil leak that has flowed largely unchecked for weeks.

We are committing terrorism in order to “send a message” to terrorists.

TerrorStorm.This film brings together several purported conspiracies under one umbrella and explains possible motives and similarities in the events.

Wall Street Owns the Country

Story.  Power and greed are the only visible juice driving the decision-makers in Washington today.

Psychiatry: An Industry of Death

Psychiatry: An Industry of Death. The major pharmaceutical companies are big backers of the Drug War… It’s not that they don’t want us on drugs – they just want us on theirs.

Follow the money.

Freedom to Fascism. Those that create and issue the money and credit direct the policies of government and hold in their hands the destiny of the people.

Monopoly Men.War against a foreign country only happens when the moneyed classes think they are going to profit from it.

Monopoly Men. Our system of electing politicians to office is rotten and corrupted to its core, because organized money has long since replaced organized people as the author of our politics. And most of it comes from rich people and corporations, who now own our political process—lock, stock, and pork barrel. Money becomes evil not when it is used to buy goods but when it is used to buy power, Government by organized money is just as dangerous as government by organized mob.

Outfoxed

Outfoxed. “Outfoxed” examines whether and how media empires, led by Rupert Murdoch?s Fox News, have an active campaign to misinform people for personal gain. This film provides an in-depth look at Fox News and the dangers of ever-enlarging corporations taking control of the public?s right to know.

Robert Greenwald?s film explores Murdoch?s burgeoning kingdom and the impact on society when a broad swath of media is controlled by one person. Media experts, including Jeff Cohen (FAIR) Bob McChesney (Free Press), Chellie Pingree (Common Cause), Jeff Chester (Center for Digital Democracy) and David Brock (Media Matters) provide context and guidance for the story of Fox News and its effect on society.

This documentary also reveals the secrets of Former Fox news producers, reporters, bookers and writers who expose what it?s like to work for Fox News. These former Fox employees talk about how they were forced to push a “right-wing” point of view or risk their jobs. Some have even chosen to remain anonymous in order to protect their current livelihoods. As one employee said “There?s no sense of integrity as far as having a line that can?t be crossed.”

Timothy Geithner

Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said that America’s leadership on global financial matters was at stake in the Congressional debate. If we fail to act, America will lose this opportunity to set the global agenda, “If we fail to act, American firms that operate globally will face a more balkanized system.  Geithner urged lawmakers to “be careful whose voice you listen to” in deciding what provisions to support.  However,  The printed word in the form of “news” is propaganda disguised as fact…people can be made to see paradise as hell. Meanwhile, a fearful populace continues to surrender their civil rights and constitutional protections at an alarming rate, so that their government may protect them from the rampant criminality of the masses…..The forbidden truth is that we are living by a set of lies which are necessary for short-term profit,…