I see an economic diasater coming...

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As long as theres life theres hope but since the USA is the worlds largest offshore bank.I don't see congress reforming the offshore banking system.Corporations have to want to reinvest in America.Our Roads and bridges are aging and need upkeep.When all money wants to do is escape regulation and not invest in the community around it.Twenty years down the road everybody alive is living in a slum.Where is the world of the jetsons??? Flying cars and push button jobs?China,China,China.Where did their bailouts come from ?American taxpayers in the forms of loans at less than one percent.Not over 20 percent as they charge their customers!Congress is insane and has been hijacked by corporations who only seek to maximize their profits and seek to collect wealth in the hands of only a few and not the middle class.We have get congress back on the path to working for the people or we will have a revolution like the French did.triffid

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LET THEM EAT CAKE!!!



The American Middle Class is too big to fail!!!! PASS IT ON TO CONGRESS!!!

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President Barack Obama announced on Friday a nearly complete withdrawal of American military forces from Iraq by the end of the year.
"Today, I can report that as promised, the rest of our troops in Iraq will come home from Iraq at the end of this year," Obama said. "After nine years, America's war in Iraq will be over. Over the next two months our troops in Iraq--tens of thousands of them--will pack up their gear and board convoys for the journey home."
Obama affirmed that he has been in talks with Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki and that the Iraqi government supported the American withdrawal.
"We are in full agreement about how to move forward," Obama said.

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I wonder if more like this is coming???triffid
PITTSBURGH (AP) â€" The former CEO of bankrupt soft drink maker Le-Nature's Inc. received the longest prison sentence ever for a financial fraud in the 25-county western Pennsylvania federal court district, for the largest such crime ever prosecuted in that jurisdiction.
Senior U.S. District Judge Alan Bloch sentenced Gregory Podlucky, of Ligonier, to 20 years in prison on Thursday after determining he defrauded investors, vendors and, mostly, lenders out of $684 million.

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I wonder too how much ended up offshore?Untraceable beyond the reach of the law?triffid