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Go to Youtube type Fall Of The Republic. The video's 2 hrs, 25 mins. You should also see 1/14, if you want to watch it in smaller chunks. Several scientists from around the world, saying global warming's crap. A Congressional Hearing, questions Gore: does he have personal interests (ie, finacial)? You may also like to know that $1/2 TRILLION OF TAXPAYER MONEY (US) FROM THE BANK BAILOUTS WENT TO FOREIGN BANKS, AND THE CHAIRMAN OF THE FED "DOESN'T KNOW WHICH BANKS!" This was taken during a Congressional Hearing with the Federal Reserves Chairman! I beleive later on, it mentions Germany as one of the banks to receive some of it.
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Gore is an opportunistic, hippocritial liar. Often times when someone offers an opposing view he ignores it, gets upset, or has the microphone taken from that person. While I believe that there is an effect that we have on the climate, I also believe that many people (including current and fomrer polititians) stand to benefit financially from pushing this point of view upon us. Also, I find the hipocracy amusing that so many world leaders and "climate experts" flew in private jets to Copenhagen for the climate change summit. If they care about the environment so much, then why not fly commercial?
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Don't know that movie and I avoid the ones that smack of "Conspiracy". However, it was in the news a year ago that a large sum (I can't recall the sum that was reported) of "Stimulus" money was directed to foreign banks. Not that mainstream media is inclined to make much mention of it.
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I think the stimulus money you mention that went to foreign banks is refering to money that US companies that received government funds that ended up being used to 'honor' agreements with the foreign banks.
The CDS and the other, forgot the acronym for it.
There were 'insurance' contracts for various financial products that foreign banks had purchased.
What the big stink was the foreign banks got 100%...and later congress said it should have been negotiated for a lower settlement amount.
...but that being said, some of these financial products are returning money because the underlying value of the products has risen...so some money comes back.
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