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By Mitch Gurney
June 2009
A blog I follow regularly, the Daily Reckoning featured an interesting story on their May 22 posting. Staff members of the Daily Reckoning, a division of a financial research firm and publishing group Agora Financial, a subsidiary of Agora Inc, had been invited to Washington DC to participate in an off-the-record discussion [...]

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Shared Responsibility and Accountability
By Mitch Gurney
May 2009

Neither party is above reproach in that each has over the years implemented policies that have not always been good ones with some being rather costly. But we have a tendency to waste valuable energy and resources bickering whose to blame when things go awry, dividing and sub-dividing ourselves between our party affiliations. Doing so diverts [...]

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And yes President Obama, I do understand the risk; the last President that attempted to stand-up for the American people was assassinated – which I fear may enter into your decision making as you ponder our situation and “how” to bring forth change that will benefit the entire country.

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During the last year or two, I have watched America’s “Corapacy” take out their losses out on the public rather than using tried and true methods that enhance profitability that have a propensity to stabilize the economy in general; Greed, a message that tells America that we “don’t count” is now the standard rather than an aberration. Even if the economy is on the uptake, which I doubt, the unintended consequences of this assault on our economy are far from over. If you believe the economy is recovering, think again – it’s only getting worse and the aftermath of this assault on America is another notch on the belt of America’s ongoing class war.

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By Mitch Gurney
May 2009
Recently a family member sent me an email regarding a commentary Back on Uncle Sam’s Plantation by Star Parker. Prior to receiving the email I was not familiar with Ms Parker who is the founder and president of a social policy think tank, Coalition for Urban Renewal & Education (CURE). In her [...]

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politics in the State of Georgia can be strange – and after reading one of Raw Story’s lead headlines this morning, I’m compelled to stand-up for my fellow Georgian’s and make a few things clear. No, “When you grow up on a farm in Georgia, your first girlfriend is (not) a mule!” Obviously, this statement does not apply to all of Georgia’s young men who grew-up on a farm, and even to suggest that bestiality is common-place in Georgia is an insult to thousands that participate in small-town Georgia, where farming and community based projects are a way of life. I don’t believe that those who choose to have sex with animals is any more prevalent than in other farming communities – and to suggest otherwise is a feeble attempt to justify ones personal behavior that “aberrant” only begins to explain…

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