Posted on 01 March 2009. Tags: auto manufacturers, automotive industry, banking, barack obama, Britain, Brussels, buy American, car industry, climate treaty, consensus against protectionism, consequences of drug prohibition, Copenhagen, democrats, drug cartels, drug prohibition, drug war, Economics, emergency summit, EU, European Commission President, european union, FDR, France, Franklin D. Roosevelt, French President, global climate deal, global economy, global New Deal, global trade war, Gordon Brown, greenhouse gas emissions, Jose Manuel Barroso, kyoto protocol, Mark Miloscia, massive spending, Mexico, new deal, Politics, President Obama, prime minister, protectionism, Rob Viglione, Robert Gates, Sarkozy, Secretary Gates, special interests, steel, stimulus, subsidies, support domestic industries, tariffs, taxing porn, UK, united kingdom, washington, worldwide scale
U.S. drug prohibition kills tens of thousands-Mexico deploys 45,000 troops, U.S. considers sending military to fight in Mexico, over 1,000 murdered since January; Obama pushing for global climate deal, big push back on politicians trying to tax porn, British PM plans Global New Deal, and EU leaders agree to fight protectionism…just the latest in your Freedom Under Fire Report! Continue Reading
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Posted on 19 February 2009. Tags: $1 trillion plan, 1930, African-Americans, American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, attorney general Eric Holder, auto loans, banks, budget approved, buffoon, buy American, buy bonds, california, Canada, collateralized securities, Congressman, consumer debt, credit card, debt, deficit, democrats, department of justice, disaster avoided for now, DOJ, ex-patriots, financial crash, funding gap, GOP, governors reject stimulus, integrated workplace, Internal Revenue Service, IRS, IRS raids foreign banks, Jim Clyburn, nation of cowards, Obama subsidizes hedge funds, Politics, print more money, protectionism, racial divisions, racism, reciprocal trade wars, republicans, Rob Viglione, securitization market, self-segregation, slap in the face to blacks, Smoot-Hawley Tariff, spending cuts, stimulus, student loans, subsidies, Swiss bank accounts, tariffs, tax evasion, tax increasese, trade wars
Everyday our liberties and freedom come under fire. The American Republic once protected its citizens from arbitrary abuse, extortion, and deliberate social engineering. Now the very same public servants who were meant to work for us connive daily on how to control our lives. The Republic is gone and we are left to fend for ourselves, to put up resistance to every encroachment on individual self-determination. The Freedom Under Fire Report provides daily coverage of the most important issues, so that you remain informed and ready to defend yourself. Read on and pass this around to everyone you think could benefit: Continue Reading
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Posted on 27 December 2008. Tags: commercial developers seeking bailout, commercial real estate bailout, corporate welfare, Economics, Investing, latest pigs at the trough, pigs at the trough, Politics, protectionism, Real Estate, real estate bailout, Rob Viglione, socialism, subsidies, welfare
Commercial real estate developers are the latest group of pigs to waddle to the federal trough. With upwards of $530 billion in commercial mortgages coming due in 2009, developers are warning “that thousands of office complexes, hotels, shopping centers and other commercial buildings are headed into defaults, foreclosures and bankruptcies.” Continue Reading
Posted in Economics, Politics
Posted on 09 September 2008. Tags: communism, corporate welfare, Fannie May and Freddie Mac, fed bailouts, federal reserve, Jim Rogers, protectionism, Rob Viglione, socialism, socialism for the rich, subsidies, welfare
Famous investor and writer, Jim Rogers (Adventure Capitalist, Investment Biker, and Hot commodities), recently stated that America is “more communist than China right now,” but our variant of socialism is geared towards the rich. He was referring to the federal government’s decision to bail out beleaguered mortgage giants, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Tagged onto earlier questionable Federal Reserve bailouts designed to stabilize the financial system, as well as longer-term protectionist policy and corporate subsidies, Mr. Rogers might just be onto something…
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Posted in Economics