Posts Tagged ‘government’
U.S. Government Secretly Pays $7.7 Trillion to Wall St.
Posted: 2nd December 2011 by Veritas in Crime, Economy | Finance, PoliticsTags: bailout, daily show, fed, federal, government, jon stewart, reserve, tarp, tax, trillion, wall st, wall street
Drug War Has Failed, Governments Explore Legalizing Marijuana
Posted: 2nd June 2011 by Sus Scrofa in Lifestyle, PoliticsTags: Carlos Fuentes, Crime Syndicates, Drug Policies, Federal Reserve Chairman, Former Presidents, General Kofi Annan, Global Commission, government, Kofi Annan, Legal Models, legalize, Legalizing Marijuana, marijuana, Mario Vargas Llosa, Paul Volcker, Prime Minister Of Greece, richard branson, Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan, Secretary General Kofi, Secretary General Kofi Annan, U S Presidents, war on drugs
The global war on drugs has failed and governments should explore legalizing marijuana and other controlled substances, according to a commission that includes former heads of state, a former U.N. secretary-general and a business mogul.
Should the Government Control Private Business Discrimination Policies?
Posted: 23rd June 2010 by Veritas in PoliticsTags: business, civil rights, government, libertarian, maddow, msnbc, Politics, private, rand paul
If you didn’t know Rand Paul, you do now. Yes, he is the son of smartest candidate in the last Presidential election, Ron Paul. Rand has recently won the Republican nomination for Senate in Kentucky, despite not having support of any major Republican backers. He did this by using the same grounds root, back to [...]
Unemployed Man Wins South Carolina Democratic Senate Nomination
Posted: 13th June 2010 by Veritas in PoliticsTags: election, government, politician, senate, washington
Talk about the Undistinguished Gentleman…I am behind any movement that is going to give the common man a voice and put a stop to the generations of spoiled and detached politicians from their Ivy League Ivory Towers. We need a revolution. However, this is certainly not what I had in mind. Clearly being unemployed gave [...]
Corporations Legally Able to Spend Major Money In Political Campaigns
Posted: 4th February 2010 by Veritas in Economy | Finance, PoliticsTags: corporation, court, funding, government, Politics, supreme court
Overruling two important precedents about the First Amendment rights of corporations, a bitterly divided Supreme Court on Thursday ruled that the government may not ban political spending by corporations in candidate elections.
Recovery.gov, a Scam from Your Own Government
Posted: 3rd December 2009 by Veritas in Economy | Finance, PoliticsTags: employ, government, jobs, Obama, spending, stimulus
What could you do with 18 million dollars? Well, that is the amount being spent to redo stimulus information site Recovery.gov. This is a classic example of wasteful government spending. Whether it be the city of Los Angeles spending $48,826 on sandwiches from a deli a whopping 80 miles from LA to feed cops during [...]
Missouri Billboard tells Americans to ‘Prepare for War’ against the Government
Posted: 20th November 2009 by Sus Scrofa in PoliticsTags: American, anti-government, billboard, government, missouri, war
Fired Up! Missouri points out that the Lafayette County Republican Central Committee is highlighting a new billboard in the state with steps for a “citizens guide to revolution of a corrupt government“: This billboard replaces one that warned that the socialist “Obama-Nation” is “coming for you.” It’s unclear who the owner of the billboard is, [...]
FCC’s Regulation of the Internet Has 2 Sides
Posted: 27th October 2009 by Veritas in Politics, Science | TechnologyTags: cell, communication, fcc, government, internet, regulation, web
Ron Paul Speaks Out About Iran
Posted: 30th September 2009 by Veritas in PoliticsTags: government, Iran, military, Obama, ron paul
In his latest C4L video, Dr. Paul answers a supporter’s email question and discusses how our current interventionist foreign policy benefits neither the American people nor our national security situation. Congressman Paul presents a balanced view of the Iranian nuclear program while pointing out who really benefits from the administration’s more-of-the-same foreign policy.