Slapping Trillions of Obligations Into the Diapers of the Next Generation. By Stephanie Kelton I get a huge volume of e-mail, but I don’t get the kind of hostile stuff that guys like Joe Weisenthal and Paul Krugman sometimes joke about.
I got one today, though, and boy is this guy steaming over my MMT coloring book! Here’s the message: It’s hard not to sympathize with a guy like this. He apparently has kids, and he’s scared to death that his children and grandchildren will suffer real harm because Washington won’t get its fiscal house in order. So it’s no wonder a guy like this is blasting me. He doesn’t strike me as a particularly open-minded guy, but I think I’ll send him this list of suggested readings anyhow.
Recommended Inoculation Freedom From Debt by Frank Newman 7 Deadly Innocent Frauds of Economic Policy by Warren Mosler Understanding Modern Money by L. Also these short articles: Does Debt Matter? Balanced Budgets and Depressions by Frederick Thayer * I did bother to reproduce, by the way. A Little Girl’s School Project Shows Us What Happens When We Try To Grow Grocery Store Potatoes [W/VIDEO. (TruthSeekerDaily) As part of a simple school project a young student by the name of Elise was tasked with discovering how long it would take for a fully grown sweet potato to grow vines.
The project itself is quite simple, and is a regular part of many elementary school curriculum’s since all that it involves is the sticking of toothpicks into the sweet potato and the suspension of it into a glass of water. If left near a window that receives sunlight the sweet potato should grow vines, which is the exact process that Elise was looking to monitor.
(Click HERE for an exact step-by-step guide on how to do this) Elise’s discovery however went a lot further than this when her initially purchased sweet potato failed to grow vines after three weeks of following the given instructions. Here is the full video featuring Elise’s discovery: h/t [CE] Kid Rock Calls Out Illuminati Puppet Jay Z Magna Carta Garbage! (2013) RollCall.com - 50 Richest Members of Congress 2013. Last updated September 13, 2013 Each year since 1990, CQ Roll Call has reviewed the financial disclosures of all 541 senators, representatives and delegates to determine the 50 richest members of Congress.
This year's report, derived from forms covering the calendar year 2012, shows it took a net worth of $6.67 million to crack the exclusive club. The wealthiest lawmakers with breakdowns of their assets and liabilities is found below. Overview Story | How these numbers were calculated | Previous 50 Richest lists 1.Rep. Click to see in graph view Issa had a very, very good year. Before his election to Congress, the Californian made his fortune founding Directed Electronics — based in Vista, Calif. — which manufactures car alarms. Issa also has about $75 million in outstanding loans, owing at least $50 million to Merrill Lynch and $25 million to Union Bank. Roll Call Member profile » Assets by type 2.Rep.
McCaul also listed assets connected to his five children, three of whom are triplets. Honduras Moving Ahead with Private Cities. RUPERT SHELDRAKE: Science Set Free, Part 1. Disneyland Secrets Everyone Should Know [VIDEO] GERALD POLLACK: The Ills of Science. Proof of Entrapement/Entrechment of Liberal Paradigm. Peter Joseph and Stefan Molyneux Debate Sept. 23rd 2013.