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Part One…

I watched a very disturbing video this past weekend that follows the so-called conspiracy theorist model. I say “so-called” because with the rising volumes of undeniable evidence it’s no longer “so-called”… IT IS!

Here’s the video:

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According to this future casting report look how rich I’m going to be:

12,650,646

How much money will you be worth?

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This post will be the first of many in a series I call Free Your Dome taken from the breakdown of the term freedom. So here goes Free Your Dome Series 1:

I just caught the last of Senator OBama’s FOX interview this past Sunday. Just a couple of weeks ago FOX was whinning about him declining their interview requests…guess he gave in

Senator OBama’s most interesting response was to the question on what he’s learned since campaigning for president. He said
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Blogging can be a great thing for someone who has lots of knowledge on a particular subject accompanied by a unique perspective.Blogging allows you to dump your thoughts down into a managed system. Thus,the name for the blogging platform is called CMS - content management system.

All the content that comes from you is sytematically managed in such a way that makes it easier to access in the future either by yourself or others who share the same interests. It gives the small guy a big voice. Just imagine something you thought of today has the potential to be shared by hundreds tommorrow thanks to blogging?!

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Ebay and paypal are very large, so large they can with impunity ignore a legitimate problem that one of their customers can have. They rotate the people assigned to a claim review until they wear you out. They being very large and you being a small individual fall prey to their busineess practice of shuttling you from one to the other until they can say “Sorry the time has expired” or ” We are really concerned …” but they have obviously not really even read the correspondence.

They prey on your natural trust in them. You are probably an honest person trying to sell or buy on the site. Things go wrong, then you get an email from them which has numerous links. If you see this, this is the strart of the runaround. They have a goal to retain their account recievables, what they earn for your listing. If they help and pay a claim, I think it is up to $200 now, then that depletes their earnings and you, the little guy get the runaround until you are worn down and give up.

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The Frugal Duchess: Is Back-to-School Shopping A Big Scam? The Hype & The Numbers
When and why did back-to-school shopping become such a spending big holiday? The average family will spend about “$563.49 on back-to-school merchandise, up 6.9 percent from last year’s $527.08 average. Total back-to-school spending this year is expected to reach $18.4 billion,” according to data from the National Retail Federation.

Here’s how we’ll spend the money:

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Description: Online auctions operate on the same principles as the real auctions, but they have the mass appeal, which reaches out to the ordinary Internet users. They are an easy and fun way to buy a product of your choice.

Hearing of auctions always used to bring up visions of a grand room, with the auctioneer standing on a raised platform, taking bids from dressed up people in a dignified manner, and slapping his hammer with a bang on the table every time some one won a bid.

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by Jim Edwards
When surfing the Internet you probably take your anonymity
for granted, most of us do.

Tapping phones, listening to confidential conversations,
reading others’ e-mail messages seems like something that
only happens in spy movies to “other” people.

However, you probably don’t realize just how much
information about yourself has the potential to get
transmitted across the Internet every time you go online.

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Iraq War Results & Statistics as of May 16, 2007
Deborah White, Author: ‘Your Guide to Liberal Politics; US
(I) US SPENDING IN IRAQ

(A) Spent & Approved War-Spending - $505 billion of US taxpayers’ funds. President Bush is expected to request another $100 billion in war-spending for 2007 and $140 billion for 2008, which would bring the cumulative total to over $700 billion.

(B) Lost & Unaccounted for in Iraq - $9 billion of US taxpayers’ money and $549.7 milion in spare parts shipped in 2004 to US contractors

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