Gold Is Up and New York City is going down. Companies are ripping off New York like it's going out of style. Will they every finish the 2nd Avenue Subway, they've been working on it since I was born. And nobody likes Uber except the passengers and the drivers and the shareholders. There's a lender in NYC threatening a lawsuit for illegal hailing. There's a lot happening now, try to keep by listening to FSN. 

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The world of Washington is revolving circle of false promises and misconceptions. There are fewer leaders every term that stand up for the people.

 

The people deserve leaders who will be direct with where they stand on issues and what they plan to do. After that, the leaders must be accountable to their promises.  We need to hold these officers to the notion of being direct, honest and accountable to the people for their promises.” Isn’t it time for a change?

 

Alexander Meluskey is running for the United Sates Senate in Arizona because as a citizen legislator, he is gravely concerned with the lack of direction, lack of principles and lack of citizen representation in the halls of government.

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The stats just keep getting stranger and, if you’re a policymaker or an investor, scarier. According to a (now widely publicized) McKinsey & Co study, instead of deleveraging after the debt-induced crisis of 2008-2009, the world borrowed another $57 trillion. And virtually everyone has been expanding their money supply aggressively. 

 

Conventional economic theory says that double-digit growth in debt and money creation should produce a boom, and that today our biggest problem should be too many people getting big raises at work. Yet that’s hasn't been the case at all.

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