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Greek Insanity
The Greek government is discovering that dreams die hard. Riots erupted in Athens, with 3,000 police deployed to confront rioters who threw rocks and burned vehicles. Leftist community organizers say their mobs will storm the Greek Parliament when it convenes to vote on budget austerity measures in order to qualify for a European Union bailout.
If Greek leaders had any brains (but then again, they wouldn’t be in this mess if they had any smarts), they would tell their citizens the lion’s share of the new, more austere budget shifts funds from middleclass welfare – like education – and funnels it into the coffers of the police and military. With the rising cost of raw materials, tanks, riot gear and teargas don’t come cheap.
Military Tribute “Soldier Boy” by Toots Sweet
A military tribute to all who served and are serving this great country. You are America's Most Dedicated and without.the sacrifice and perseverance of...
No more credit card scams
Yaron Samid, CEO of Israeli startup BillGuard, lives and breathes credit card fraud. No, he's not a heinous perpetrator. His company helps protect consumers from scams, bad billing practices, double charges, and errors that are costing the average American $300 a year.
Understanding Orascom (Iowa Fertilizer Company), Its Owners and Their Worldly Connections
By Andrea Mayer-Bruestle
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Part 3: Egyptian-owned Iowa Fertilizer Company Plant Proposal…Continued
Looking into who owns Orascom,...
