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Welcome to the AECNU Org JV
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Greetings
Friend, welcome to another
edition of the AECNU JV Partners
Newsletter :-)
Announcing news and
events of interest to include
information related to JV
Partnerships and JV Partner
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Bob writes in about
Monkeys! .....
Psychology 101
Every thing is finally making
sense to me.
If you start with a cage containing
five monkeys and inside the cage,
hang a banana on a string from the
top and then you place a set of
stairs under the banana, before
long a monkey will go to the stairs
and climb toward the banana.
As soon as he touches the stairs,
you spray all the other monkeys
with cold water. After a while
another monkey makes an attempt
with same result ...
all the other monkeys are sprayed
with cold water.
Pretty soon when another monkey
tries to climb the stairs, the
other monkeys will try to prevent
it. Now, put the cold water
away.
Remove one monkey from the cage and
replace it with a new one. The new
monkey sees the banana and attempts
to climb the stairs.
To his shock, all of the other
monkeys beat the snot out of
him.
After another attempt and attack,
he knows that if he tries to climb
the stairs he will be
assaulted.
Next, remove another of the
original five monkeys, replacing it
with a new one. The newcomer goes
to the stairs and is attacked. The
previous newcomer takes part in the
punishment... with
enthusiasm.
Then, replace a third original
monkey with a new one, followed by
a fourth, then the fifth. Every
time the newest monkey takes to the
stairs he is attacked. Most of the
monkeys that are beating him up
have no idea why they were not
permitted to climb the stairs.
Neither do they know why they are
participating in the beating of the
newest monkey.
Finally, having replaced all of the
original monkeys, none of the
remaining monkeys will have ever
been sprayed with cold
water.
Nevertheless, none of
the monkeys will try to climb the
stairway for the banana.
Why, you ask? Because in their
minds... that is the way it has
always been!
This, my friends, is how the
US Congress operates... and is
why, from time to time, all of
the monkeys need to be REPLACED
AT THE SAME TIME.
Thank you BOB! for your kind
and unique insight :-)
but
we always thought it was obvious
..... and when you are on the
outside looking in with 20/20
vision - it is horrifying what
has become of this great country
at the hands of the parasitic
criminal scoundrels currently
running the show ..... Time to
change ALL the Monkeys
indeed.
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Vacation and the
Stars
On our recent vacation and still on
going but now part time (we have
the rest of this week to go before
we are back full time), we visited
staying a couple days in a small
country village, where my sons for
the first time got to wake up to
roosters crowing rather then car
alarms going off.
During one evening on a
clear skied night my youngest son
eleven, asked me about the star
and how come there are so
many.
I explained to him how
that each one is either a sun or
a galaxy and their are
literally billions of
them.
It was a very humbling
experience while trying to
explain to him how many galaxies
there are, how each contained
millions of stars like our sun,
and how we are just a spec of
sand in the
magnificent universe in which
we are part .....
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Due to our annual
vacation we have dropped the ball
on Giveaway events and we
anticipate to resume
participation in events starting
latest next we at the conclusion
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We send a special
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continuation of the Giveaway
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"Super Congress" furthers fascist US
Dictatorship
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Guess which group is
responsible for one-third of Obama's
re-election funds
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Anyone whom trusts the US Government or
any Government is a fool and a complete
idiot
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From Economic Policy
Journal:
There is some alarming news coming out of
the debt negotiations. Hidden in any deal
may be the creation of a
"Super Congress" that
would result in more power being placed in
the hands of the super-elitists and dilute
the influence of the average
congressman.
The left is most up in arms about
this development, as it would likely mean
that cuts to Medicare and Social Security
would be easier to get through Congress,
but it could also result in the
elimination of tax credits for retirement
savings plans and the elimination of the
tax deduction for mortgage interest
payments.
The "Super Congress" would place more
power in the hands of Washington D.C.
power players and limit the power of the
average congressman.
Ryan Grimm explains how this "Super
Congress" would work, a joint committee
that both House speaker Boehner and the
president are in favor of...
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From
Newsmax:
A just-released study by the Center for
Responsive Politics shows that President
Obama is relying more on Wall Street to
fund his re-election this year than he did
in 2008, according to CNBC, which obtained
an advance copy of the report.
The report says one-third of the money
Obama's elite fund-raising corps has raised
on behalf of his re-election has come from
the financial sector.
"Individuals who work in the finance,
insurance, and real estate sector are
responsible for raising at least $11.3
million for Obama's campaign and the
Democratic National Committee," the report
says.
And all of Obama's “bundlers” – top
fundraisers who obtain donations from
people and groups in their business,
professional, and personal networks – have
raised a minimum of $34.95 million.
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The Super Congress Will Be Like the
Federal Reserve - a Non-Constitutional
(read as unlawful) Committee:
"The Super Congress Amounts To An
Institutionalization Of The Gang Structure
That Exists Informally ..."
Ryan Grim has an update on his story about
the "Super Congress", which was discussed
yesterday:
The Super Congress amounts to an
institutionalization of the gang structure
that exists informally in the Senate, where
a small number of lawmakers write
legislation behind closed doors and then
announce it to the public। Legislation
written by the Super Congress would be
extremely difficult for individual members
of Congress to stop.
No wonder both liberals and conservatives
hate the proposal.
Indeed, the Founding Fathers' vision of
prosperity has been destroyed - and we've
gone from the "wealth of nations" to the
"debt of nations" - at least in part
because our political system has been
subverted by non-Constitutional committees
and entities.
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Ron Paul referring to
the debate on the debt ceiling:
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From Ron Paul
on Bloomberg:
Debate over the debt ceiling has reached a
fever pitch in recent weeks, with each side
trying to outdo the other in a game of
political chicken. If you believe some of
the things that are being written, the
world will come to an end if the U.S.
defaults on even the tiniest portion of its
debt.
In strict terms, the default being
discussed will occur if the U.S. fails to
meet its debt obligations, through failure
to pay either interest or principal due a
bondholder. Proponents of raising the debt
ceiling claim that a default on Aug. 2 is
unprecedented and will result in calamity
(never mind that this is simply an
arbitrary date, easily changed, marking a
congressional recess). My expectations of
such a scenario are more sanguine.
The U.S. government defaulted at least
three times on its obligations during the
20th century.
-- In 1934, the government banned ownership
of gold and eliminated the right to
exchange gold certificates for gold coins.
It then immediately revalued gold from
$20.67 per troy ounce to $35, thus
devaluing the dollar holdings of all
Americans by 40 percent.
-- From 1934 to 1968, the federal
government continued to issue and redeem
silver certificates, notes that circulated
as legal tender that could be redeemed for
silver coins or silver bars. In 1968,
Congress unilaterally reneged on this
obligation, too.
-- From 1934 to 1971, foreign governments
were permitted by the U.S. government to
exchange their dollars for gold through the
gold window. In 1971, President Richard
Nixon severed this final link between the
dollar and gold by closing the gold window,
thus in effect defaulting once again on a
debt obligation of the U.S.
government.
Unlimited Spending
No longer constrained by any sort of
commodity backing, the federal government
was now free to engage in almost unlimited
fiscal profligacy, the only check on its
spending being the market's appetite for
Treasury debt. Despite the defaults in
1934, 1968 and 1971, world markets have
been only too willing to purchase Treasury
debt and thereby fund the government's
deficit spending. If these major defaults
didn't result in decreased investor
appetite for U.S. obligations, I see no
reason why defaulting on a small amount of
debt this August would cause any major
changes.
The national debt now stands at just over
$14 trillion, while net total liabilities
are estimated at over $200 trillion. The
government is insolvent, as there is no way
that this massive sum of liabilities can
ever be paid off. Successive Congresses and
administrations have shown absolutely no
restraint when it comes to the budget
process, and the idea that either of the
two parties is serious about getting our
fiscal house in order is laughable.
Boom and Bust
The Austrian School's theory of the
business cycle describes how loose central
bank monetary policy causes booms and
busts: It drives down interest rates below
the market rate, lowering the cost of
borrowing; encourages mal-investment; and
causes economic miscalculation as resources
are diverted from the highest value use as
reflected in true consumer preferences.
Loose monetary policy caused the dot-com
bubble and the housing bubble, and now is
causing the government debt bubble.
For far too long, the Federal Reserve's
monetary policy and quantitative easing
have kept interest rates artificially low,
enabling the government to drastically
increase its spending by funding its
profligacy through new debt whose service
costs were lower than they otherwise would
have been.
Neither Republicans nor Democrats sought to
end this gravy train, with one party
prioritizing war spending and the other
prioritizing welfare spending, and with
both supporting both types of spending. But
now, with the end of the second round of
quantitative easing, the federal funds rate
at the zero bound, and the debt limit maxed
out, Congress finds itself in a real
quandary.
Hard Decisions
It isn't too late to return to fiscal
sanity. We could start by canceling out the
debt held by the Federal Reserve, which
would clear $1.6 trillion under the debt
ceiling. Or we could cut trillions of
dollars in spending by bringing our troops
home from overseas, making gradual reforms
to Social Security and Medicare, and
bringing the federal government back within
the limits envisioned by the Constitution.
Yet no one is willing to step up to the
plate and make the hard decisions that are
necessary. Everyone wants to kick the can
down the road and believe that deficit
spending can continue unabated.
Unless major changes are made today, the
U.S. will default on its debt sooner or
later, and it is certainly preferable that
it be sooner rather than later.
If the government defaults on its debt now,
the consequences undoubtedly will be
painful in the short term. The loss of its
AAA rating will raise the cost of issuing
new debt, but this is not altogether a bad
thing. Higher borrowing costs will ensure
that the government cannot continue the
same old spending policies. Budgets will
have to be brought into balance (as the
cost of servicing debt will be so expensive
as to preclude future debt financing of
government operations), so hopefully, in
the long term, the government will return
to sound financial footing.
Raising the Ceiling
The alternative to defaulting now is to
keep increasing the debt ceiling, keep
spending like a drunken sailor, and hope
that the default comes after we die. A
future default won't take the form of a
missed payment, but rather will come
through hyperinflation. The already
incestuous relationship between the Federal
Reserve and the Treasury will grow even
closer as the Fed begins to purchase debt
directly from the Treasury and monetizes
debt on a scale that makes QE2 look like a
drop in the bucket. Imagine the societal
breakdown of Weimar Germany, but in a
country five times as large. That is what
we face if we do not come to terms with our
debt problem immediately.
Default will be painful, but it is all but
inevitable for a country as heavily
indebted as the U.S. Just as pumping money
into the system to combat a recession only
ensures an unsustainable economic boom and
a future recession worse than the first, so
too does continuously raising the debt
ceiling only forestall the day of reckoning
and ensure that, when it comes, it will be
cataclysmic.
We have a choice: default now and take our
medicine, or put it off as long as
possible, when the effects will be much
worse.
(Ron
Paul is a Republican representative from
Texas and a candidate for the 2012
Republican presidential nomination. The
opinions expressed are his
own.)
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http://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/xqfm0zrRs9Q
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In our humble opinion
which is contrived by what we see as self
evident facts, Ron Paul is the only
candidate running for President who
understands how the Federal Reserve has
stolen 97% of the dollar-denominated wealth
of Americans over the past century through
inflation.
If more
Americans were educated to the
truth about why their standard of
living is in such rapid decline, and why
prices for food, gas, health care, and
college tuition are skyrocketing even
with real unemployment at 22%, Ron Paul
would be elected as President in a
heartbeat.
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News Busted
Marathon
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For each
individual show please click each link
below:
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http://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/8cCWaoXAkNA
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http://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/jHT656dWfEU
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http://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/rOxSfbuzLLU
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http://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/Tat2C9bXIDw
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