United Nation’s WHO (World Health Organization) is moving forward to impose global consumer taxes on everyone using the internet, financial transaction tax and an airline tax – all geared to raise 10’s of billions of dollars.
But they won’t curtail their financial spending problems.
Sound familiar?
Posted in Corruption, Deficit, Education, Ethics, Theft
Tagged Control, controversy, Fraud, Incompetence, Spending
CBO says ObamaCare will cost $115 billion more than thought.
Don’t act so surprised. We already knew, but now the veil has been removed – by how much is showing with just this latest estimation from the CBO.
Again I ask, where is the “Do No Harm”? To the country, to the future generations, to us?
Posted in Constitution, Corruption, Deficit, Economy, Ethics, Theft
Tagged Fraud, Healthcare, Incompetence, Spending
Mothers Against Debt
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ZOBPZctAg4&feature=player_embedded
Fannie ($11.5B) and Freddie ($8B loss). Remember them? That’s how much they lost in the first quarter.
Apparently, they can’t seem to make money anymore. Why are they still operating?
And by the way, where’s Barney Frank in this episode?
Like Tim Cavanaugh of Reason.com says – We can’t go on like this. Infuriating.
WASHINGTON – Freddie Mac is asking for $10.6 billion in additional federal aid after posting a big loss in the first three months of the year. It’s another sign that the taxpayer bill for stabilizing the housing market will keep mounting.
So, when are we going to get an audit, an accounting of the business practices of Freddy Mac, Fannie Mae and the FED?
This is insane.
And the Dems couldn’t be happy about that, considering the bulk of Congressman’s campaign funds are no longer available to them.
Wow.
Well, so much for a country’s sovereignty.
Posted in Constitution, Deficit, Economy, Ethics, National Security
Tagged controversy, Freedom, Incompetence, Spending
And most folks I know won’t either.
Here’s the best synopsis why.
Posted in Constitution, Corruption, Deficit, Economy, Ethics, Taxes
Tagged Jobs, Spending, Unemployment
Daniel McAndrew 