Natural Gas Fracking realities; but first a word on privatization and ponzi schemes
Your one stop shop for all things; "The Stench of Truth": http://www.thestenchoftruth.com Links to my radio show, listen to my radio shows, links to my blogs, articles and more! The Stench of Truth (527).mp4 I have a word for the idiots that call Medicare, one of the most successful Federal programs in history with very little overhead. a ponzi scheme. I have news for you idiots, private insurance is a ponzi scheme, that's why AIG failed. Is health more important than insuring a fucking derivative contract? A government program CANNOT GO BROKE OR BANKRUPT, like a private company can. They can back any program with their full faith and credit that any sovereign entity can. For those that want privatization just look at what happened to all of the 401k programs, now gone in bankruptcy. Fracking is a huge disaster waiting to happen but we should just accept the words of corporations that they are not poisoning our very future lives by contaminating our ground water that we need to LIVE. There are chemicals in the injection solution that they will not release the contents of but we should just trust them that it isn't deadly even though we know already that some of them are in fact deadly. They drill through the ground water, fracture the shale, siphon off the gas and release methane and all kind of environmental problems. And people talk or less regulation. Sure let's do it, kill ourselves quicker. Corporations do not care if they murder you because by the time it goes to court they will have raped as much profit as they can and the judgement if it comes will be a pittance. AND FRACKING CAUSES EARTHQUAKES.
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AMMO UPDATE: "2012 Investments & Prepping"
Stay prepared as possible for the unknown. Protect your family, property, and Country. "Small Arms Insurance" http://www.youtube.com/user/MrSKSkill • I have been asked a number of times to do a munitions update. This video intels where to purchase, best deals on multiple types of ammo, how to invest with bulk supplying, pricing, etc. • In these times of uncertainty with all that's going on in the world, (while not completely ruling out gold & silver as an investment option), it's good not to put all your eggs in one basket. I say buy mil-surplus firearms and munitions! Seriously, if you just buy gold and silver who's stopping someone from just taking it from you......
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Consumer Driven Health Plans help save you money and make you an active consumer instead of a passive patient. Stay Smart Stay Healthy See more videos at: http://www.youtube.com/user/staysmartstayhealthy.com Stay Smart Stay Healthy was created by Ed Batchelor at Humana Inc. as a new-media venture designed to deliver guidance, and to support awareness and understanding of the healthcare industry. His goal was simple: to educate consumers on the healthcare system by removing the usual complexities and replacing them with an informative and engaging series of videos.
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ViewChange: Africa's Last Famine
Independent broadcaster Link TV and international relief and development organization Oxfam America produced this half-hour documentary examining solutions to famine and chronic hunger around the world. It features the story of an Ethiopian farmer, Medhin Reda, and interviews with Francis Moore Lappé, humanitarian and bestselling author of Diet for a Small Planet. The show is part of Link TV's ViewChange.org digital hub connecting the stories of success and progress in global development and achievement of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). Watch over 400 more documentaries on global development success stories at http://www.viewchange.org.
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