This is
scary! Must watch!
Sunday, September 13, 2015
Don't Cry For Me, America
Don’t Cry For Me, America! Enjoy the music while
watching this history lesson.
This video shows how Argentina declined from a wealthy country into
a poverty-stricken socialist utopia under Juan Peron and his wife.
Note the similarities between Argentina under Peron and the USA
under Obama.
Published
on Aug 5, 2015
This short history lesson happened in Argentina, and it’s
now happening in the U.S.
“Don’t Cry For Me, Argentina” or should say in “America”
“Don’t Cry For Me, Argentina” or should say in “America”
o Music: "Don't Cry For Me Argentina"
by Madonna
(Google Play
• AmazonMP3
• iTunes)
George Soros - The Puppet Master of Radical Leftists
$6.4 Million from Soros Behind Legal Battles
for 3 Conservative 2016 Contenders
Liberal
billionaire funds groups trying to get potential presidential candidates
recalled, indicted.
The
media should be reporting on this, but they consistently ignore it.
Legal battles against state governor’s with higher political
aspirations keep cropping up. But looking deeper into attacks on Republican
governors from Texas, Wisconsin and Louisiana reveals George Soros’ checkbook
was behind it all – but the news media aren’t about to point that out.
The group that first filed an indictment charge against Texas Gov.
Rick Perry was funded by Soros, the liberal billionaire, but the trail of his
money didn’t end there. Both the recall election for Wisconsin Gov. Scott
Walker and an even less successful recall attempt for Louisiana Gov. Bobby
Jindal were rooted in Soros-funded groups. Among them, these three potential
Republican presidential candidates were targeted by groups receiving more than
$6.3 million from Soros.
The media
should be reporting on this connection, but so far they have completely ignored
it. None of the broadcast news coverage of Walker’s recall election or Perry’s
indictment on ABC, CBS or NBC have mentioned Soros. Attempts to recall Jindal
weren’t mentioned by the networks, although left-wing outlets like The Huffington Post tried to promote them.
Soros
Joined Unions to Recall Scott Walker
Walker’s
2012 recall election made national headlines, before he won reelection by a
wider margin than he had won his original election.
Walker’s
troubles began when he limited the bargaining power of unions. Predictably,
this angered the AFL-CIO – and a Soros-funded network of liberal groups that the Wisconsin
branch of the AFL-CIO was a part of. This network, dubbed America Votes, got at least $2.14 million from Soros in
2006 alone. Besides the AFL-CIO, America Votes includes the Human Rights
Campaign (which had gotten $600,000 from Soros) and the American Federation of
Teachers (which got $31,853).
And the
apple didn’t fall far from the tree. Soros’ son Jonathan also donated $5,000 to Walker’s
opponents. Jonathan is vice chairman and director of the board for the Open
Society Foundation.
Common Dreams and Workers Independent News worked
to promote this recall, as did other Soros-funded media outlets, including
Mother Jones ($485,000) and Alternet. They were among the first to report on
the recall threat. All four of these organizations are also members of the
Media Consortium. The Media Consortium has received $675,000 from Soros since
2000.
Yet, in all the network news coverage of Walker, America Votes was
never mentioned.
Soros
Groups Try and Fail to Oust Governor Jindal
Jindal, the Republican governor of
Louisiana, also faced recall attempts, including one in June 2014. That recent
attempt to garner support for his recall took the form of a petition on the
liberal petition site MoveOn.org. Soros gave at least $1.46 million to MoveOn.org. According to its
website, MoveOn works to pass “progressive laws.”
Even
MoveOn.org acknowledged the Soros connection, although they thought it was
important to make excuses for it. According to MoveOn.org, “George Soros gave a sizable donation to MoveOn Voter Fund in
2004 to match the donations coming from small donors aimed at stopping
President Bush's horrible policies. He hasn't given since and MoveOn's Voter
Fund, a 527 organization, was closed down after the 2004 election.”
Only two
governors in U.S. history have been successfully recalled: Gray
Davis, D-Calif., in 2003, and Lynn Frazier, R-N.D., in 1921.
Governor
Perry’s Indictment Attempt Started by Soros Group
Texas Governor Rick Perry is just the latest political target
of George Soros’ network. Perry was indicted by a Texas
grand jury for vetoing funding for the state’s public integrity unit, unless
the lead prosecutor resigned following her drunk driving arrest.
Texans for Public Justice, one of the groups behind
Perry’s indictment charges, is part of a “progressive” coalition that has
received $500,000 from Soros. Besides Texans for Public Justice, this
coalition included Texans Together, the Sierra Club, Texas Legal Services, La
Fe Policy Research and Education Center, Public Citizen, and the Center for
Public Policy.
Ironically,
Texans for Public Justice (TPJ) listed “Exposing ‘Dark Money’” as one of its
top initiatives in its 2013 annual report. This same report acknowledged TPJ’s
attempts to discredit Perry, noting that “TPJ filed a formal complaint against
the governor over his threats to veto the budget of the Travis County Public
Integrity Unit, which prosecutes political corruption. A special prosecutor has
been assigned to investigate TPJ’s allegations and potentially present them to
a grand jury.”
In addition to Soros’ Open Society Foundations, TPJ listed the
liberal Sunlight Foundation as one of its donors.
Since news broke of Perry’s indictment on Aug. 15, none of the
network morning or evening news broadcasts have mentioned the Soros connection,
or even the group Texans for Public Justice.
— Mike
Ciandella is Research Analyst at the Media Research Center. Follow Mike Ciandella on Twitter.
Did You Know - Shift Happens - Great Video
This is pretty amazing
information. Enjoy.
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If you think you are pretty sharp - you need to watch_ BUT Who
CAN KEEP UP?
Click on the link below.
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Sunday, September 6, 2015
Bored Engineers
You have to watch this several times to catch everything—have
fun
BORED
ENGINEERS
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BORED ENGINEERS
These fellows have way too
much time on their hands, but this is really fun and amazing!
Sound on. Enjoy it ~ you won't beat it.
The
imagination knows no limits!!
You may want to watch this more than once; there is simply way
too much
activity happening to absorb it all in one viewing.
Also, you can click on behind the scenes videos to see how it
was done.
JUST
IMAGINE WHAT IT TOOK TO SET THIS UP!
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A very interesting set of numbers
Be
sure to read to the bottom,! I can hardly believe this!
The Cato Institute released an updated 2013 study (original study in 1955) showing that welfare benefits pay more than a minimum wage job in 33 states and the District of Columbia. Even worse, welfare pays more than $15 per hour in 13 states.
According to the study, welfare benefits have increased faster than minimum wage. It's now more profitable to sit at home than it is to earn an honest day's pay.
Hawaii is the biggest offender, where welfare recipients earn
$29.13 per hour, or a $60,590 yearly salary, all for doing
nothing.
Here is the list of the states where the pre-tax equivalent
"salary" that welfare recipients receive is higher than
having a job:
1. Hawaii: $60,590
2. District of Columbia: $50,820
3. Massachusetts: $50,540
4. Connecticut: $44,370
5. New York: $43,700
6. New Jersey: $43,450
7. Rhode Island: $43,330
8. Vermont: $42,350
9. New Hampshire: $39,750
10. Maryland: $38,160
11. California: $37,160
12. Oregon: $34,300
13. Wyoming: $32,620
14. Nevada: $29,820
15. Minnesota: $29,350
16. Delaware: $29,220
17. Washington: $28,840
18. North Dakota: $28,830
19. Pennsylvania: $28,670
20. New Mexico: $27,900
21. Montana: $26,930
22. South Dakota: $26,610
23. Kansas: $26,490
24. Michigan: $26,430
25. Alaska: $26,400
26. Ohio: $26,200
27. North Carolina: $25,760
28. West Virginia: $24,900
29. Alabama: $23,310
30. Indiana: $22,900
31. Missouri: $22,800
32. Oklahoma: $22,480
33. Louisiana: $22,250
34. South Carolina: $21,910
As a point of reference the average Middle Class annual income
today is $50,000, down from $54,000 at the beginning of the
Great Recession. Hawaii, DC, and Massachusetts pay more in
welfare than the average working folks earn there. Is it any
wonder that they stay home rather than look for a job? Time for
a drastic change. America is virtually bankrupt!
And...
Salary of retired US Presidents
$180,000 FOR LIFE
Salary of House/Senate....$174,000 FOR LIFE
This is stupid.
Salary of Speaker of the House....$223,500
FOR LIFE!
This is really stupid.
Salary of Majority/Minority Leader $193,400
FOR LIFE!
Ditto last line.
Average Salary of a teacher .. $40,065
Average Salary of Soldier DEPLOYED IN AFGHANISTAN .. $38,000
The Cato Institute released an updated 2013 study (original study in 1955) showing that welfare benefits pay more than a minimum wage job in 33 states and the District of Columbia. Even worse, welfare pays more than $15 per hour in 13 states.
According to the study, welfare benefits have increased faster than minimum wage. It's now more profitable to sit at home than it is to earn an honest day's pay.
Hawaii is the biggest offender, where welfare recipients earn
$29.13 per hour, or a $60,590 yearly salary, all for doing
nothing.
Here is the list of the states where the pre-tax equivalent
"salary" that welfare recipients receive is higher than
having a job:
1. Hawaii: $60,590
2. District of Columbia: $50,820
3. Massachusetts: $50,540
4. Connecticut: $44,370
5. New York: $43,700
6. New Jersey: $43,450
7. Rhode Island: $43,330
8. Vermont: $42,350
9. New Hampshire: $39,750
10. Maryland: $38,160
11. California: $37,160
12. Oregon: $34,300
13. Wyoming: $32,620
14. Nevada: $29,820
15. Minnesota: $29,350
16. Delaware: $29,220
17. Washington: $28,840
18. North Dakota: $28,830
19. Pennsylvania: $28,670
20. New Mexico: $27,900
21. Montana: $26,930
22. South Dakota: $26,610
23. Kansas: $26,490
24. Michigan: $26,430
25. Alaska: $26,400
26. Ohio: $26,200
27. North Carolina: $25,760
28. West Virginia: $24,900
29. Alabama: $23,310
30. Indiana: $22,900
31. Missouri: $22,800
32. Oklahoma: $22,480
33. Louisiana: $22,250
34. South Carolina: $21,910
As a point of reference the average Middle Class annual income
today is $50,000, down from $54,000 at the beginning of the
Great Recession. Hawaii, DC, and Massachusetts pay more in
welfare than the average working folks earn there. Is it any
wonder that they stay home rather than look for a job? Time for
a drastic change. America is virtually bankrupt!
And...
Salary of retired US Presidents
$180,000 FOR LIFE
Salary of House/Senate....$174,000 FOR LIFE
This is stupid.
Salary of Speaker of the House....$223,500
FOR LIFE!
This is really stupid.
Salary of Majority/Minority Leader $193,400
FOR LIFE!
Ditto last line.
Average Salary of a teacher .. $40,065
Average Salary of Soldier DEPLOYED IN AFGHANISTAN .. $38,000
Think about this:
Nancy Pelosi will retire as a Congress Person at $174,000 Dollars a year for LIFE. She has retired as SPEAKER at $223,500 a year, PLUS she will receive an additional $193,400 a year as Minority Leader. That's $803,700 a year for LIFE including FREE medical which is not available to the taxpayers
I think we found where some spending cuts should be made!
If you agree ... pass it on, I just did.
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