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-Chrissy Faessen, Rock the Vote
Tag Archives: Finance
Markets of Imagination Part 1
September 1, 2009
Supremely simply solutions often thin the hubris of complexity!
Posted in Poli-Econ, Poli-Finance
Tagged Administration, Banking, Change, Derivatives, Economic, Finance, Finanical Markets, Obama, policy, Spending, Stimulus, Trading, Tsar, U.S., Wealth
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EconoFaux
August 19, 2009
What a great word, “EconoFaux”! I decided to create a word that described “ a bold and blatant falsehood on matters of or relating to functional and practical economic engagements or actions which accurately describe and/or otherwise conform in such a manner as to support or authenticate the idea express by an FEI (Flat Earth Idolatry).”
EconoFaux culprits tend to be:
- Government Agent or Agencies
- Politicians
- Recipients of Government Entitlements/Benefits
- Union Operatives
- Anyone who has never been solely responsible for the fuel source of a checkbook
- Activists or Activist related Organizers
Posted in On Point, Poli-Econ, Poli-Finance
Tagged Administration, Banking, Change, Debt, Derivative, Derivatives, EconoFaux, Economic, Economy, Finance, Financial, Financial Markets, Flat Earth Idolatry, Free Tade, Government, Inflation, lobbyist, Naitonal Health Care, Obama, Partisanship, Protectionism, Serviced Base Economy
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Jobs of the Future
August 3, 2009
The classic component of the FEI (Flat Earth Idolatry) is made conspicuous by identifying the mean employed to conceal its true intensions. To understand the true flair of a syllogism, a rather specious or crafty argument, one must always consider that at its core is an apocryphal or unsupported premise or foundation. In other words, it’s a lie!
“The greatest danger of Government is the evolution of practices that occur with out the device of conspicuous conscience. It enables Government to not only craft the device of bias, it also refines a willingness to protect its ability to do so!”
Posted in On Point, Poli-Econ, Poli-Finance
Tagged Banking, Economic, Finance, Flat Earth Idolatry, Government, Jobs of the Future, Obama, Partisanship, Party Politics, philosophy, policy, Political, restructuring, Spending, Stimulus
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A Day at the Market
5/7/09
It was an interesting day in the Financial Markets! I’ve received a few interesting phone calls and emails in response to a few commentaries I made the other day. It was one of my first ever call in radio events and I was a bit nervous, once I forgot what I was doing, I seemed to settle down and resolve to a measured degree of coherence. I hope.
Posted in Poli-Econ, Poli-Finance, Poli-Philos
Tagged Administration, Banking, China, Debt, Deficit, Economic, Finance, Global Monetary, Government, IMF, restructuring, Spending, Stimulus, Tsar, universal, Wealth
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The Obama Factor
March 16, 2009
For the last eighteen months I’ve been satisfying a profound curiosity by studying, researching and reading all things Obama. The man fascinates me! I’m intrigued by the way his cabal has been able to mastermind his ascension to the Throne. Truly remarkable!
Not to ignore the fact that with reference to all things sane, salient and substantively providential, I find him the complete antithesis of each.
His ethos emulates great social antagonists of the past/present. The list is quite large, here are a few and the most conspicuous:
- Caligula
- Marie Antoinette
Posted in On Point, Poli-Econ, Poli-Finance
Tagged Alinsky, American Culture, Banking, Bigot, Boebbels, Caligula, China, Christian, Currency, democrat, disintegration, Elitism, Engles, Federal, Finance, globalist, Government Run Health Care, IMF, integrated, Keynes, Muslim, Partisanship, Party Politics, philosophy, populist, Postage Stamp, Private, republican, Stimulus, Stock Market, Tsar, Wealth
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