Edward Snowden is a national hero and should be immediately issued a a full, free, and absolute pardon for any crimes he has committed or may have committed related to blowing the whistle on secret NSA surveillance programs.
Uploaded on 1 June 2013 by UFODisclosureIreland Tony Grubber Records a UFO Saucer using a weapon what is unknown to humans over the U.S, The UFO thats very low over the area with no sound or means of levitation and its saucer shape with port lights that are fully visible and its ejecting hundreds of odd lights in different colours like a sort of night effectivement.. UFODI have this as a great event, This footage is spectacular for night time footage, dont miss this! via : http://deusnexus.wordpress.com/2013/06/01/highly-unusual-ufo/
Monsanto is going down! Maybe slowly one state at a time but it is going down. We are on the road to recovery my friends. Keep up the fight and we shall be victorious….
Imagine biting into an apple and seeing the color purple, or smelling the salt of the ocean as the touch of a lover’s hand on the small of your back. These types of experiences are called synesthesia: the occurrence of concomitant sensation is a fascinating blend of the five senses – touch, smell, taste, sound, and sight. Continue reading →
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Uploaded on 17 May 2013 by Ron Van Dyke I do understand the desire to feel happy, and recognize the pursuit of happiness as a reality for most, if not all people. Who likes feeling sad or derives pleasure from living in misery? Perhaps some do, in a twisted sort of way, living off the sympathy of others by throwing constant pity parties. For me, and I cannot speak for everyone, I have have always felt suspicion of those that always seem to project a happy countenance as their public facade. “Get real!” is what I think to myself. I know that the clown often uses mirth to cover the deep-seated pain felt inside. That’s why I’ve long endeavored to be authentic, even though it is often perceived and labeled negative by those who insist in only showing the good side of themselves. I like to be able to rejoice with those who rejoice, and weep with those who weep.
The Confederation of British Industry has a credibility problem. I wish it would just shut up.
“We continue to expect UK economic growth to strengthen and become more broad-based over this year and next,” said Stephen Gifford, the CBI’s director of economics earlier today as, for the 27th time over the last three years, an alleged authority figure came out of the silo to tell us everything is going to be alright really, no - really. Continue reading →
By Viviane Vo-Duc
Source: KSL.com – Utah April 9th, 2013 @ 4:45pm
Thanks to J.
SALT LAKE CITY — Are UFOs real? Do extraterrestrials exist?
Five former legislators, including former Utah Congressman Merrill Cook, are about to open a congressional-style hearing and listen to testimony from 40 researchers, military personnel and witnesses to try and uncover the truth about extraterrestrial life and to address allegations of the government’s lack of transparency with regards to UFOs. Continue reading →
This video of Senator Elizabeth Warren putting the hurt on a bunch of regulators in her first hearing on the Senate Banking Committee is pretty amusing. I’m a big fan of the clip that starts at about 2:30, when Warren asks Tom Curry, who heads a little regulatory agency called the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, why the OCC hasn’t taken more Wall Street banks to trial, rather than settling out of court and getting them to pay a penalty when they break the law, and Curry hems and haws and can’t really answer, so he basically goes full Milton from Office Space and then just kind of trails off and sulks.
Even though Wall Street bankers weren’t the target of Warren’s interrogation yesterday – the regulators who oversee them were – the financial industry is apparently freaking out about the hearing, on the theory that it augurs a tough road for them ahead in dealing with Warren as a senator. Ben White got some quotes from scared financial industry executives who called her performance “shameless grandstanding” and accused her of competing with Ted Cruz for the title of “most extreme fringe freshman senator.”
Which raises the question: Are these people kidding?
Elizabeth Warren did not end up in the Senate despite taking a hard-line approach to Wall Street; she was elected almost entirely because of it. I’d wager that people outside Massachusetts who donated money to Warren’s campaign or otherwise supported her run for office can’t tell you anything about her political platform except that she is tough on Wall Street.
Sure, there was always the possibility that she would mellow out once elected. Keep her head down, be a workhorse instead of a show pony, and all of that. But that was always wishful thinking from the financial industry and its lobbyists. As any web editor with access to traffic stats could tell you, people love when Warren squares off on Wall Street. It delights them, the sight of a bespectacled middle-aged professor absolutely hammering suit-clad financiers, refusing to slip into the numbing jargon of the industry (note, in the video, how she translates Tom Curry’s “enforcement actions” back into “settlements,” a concept more normal people can immediately understand), and generally being possessed of enough specific industry knowledge that she is impossible to steamroll with technicalities.
Yes, Warren is a populist. Yes, some of her views seem reflexive and could be harmful if implemented. (Charging banks with lots of crimes, for example, would likely have the unintended consumer-unfriendly result of putting a lot of them out of business.) And yes, she sometimes misfires – aiming her wrath at, say, a panel of regulators who can only bring civil suits in the first place, rather than officials in the Justice Department likeLanny Breuer, who could actually have pressed criminal charges against banks but chose not to.
But she is also talking to Wall Street in a way it’s not used to hearing from elected officials, and it’s making her a rising star in the Democratic Party. Bankers should probably stop griping, and start getting used to it.
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