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 | Fakery TV Paint by Numbers & Connect the Dots Human Experiments Continue National Security Mashup Themeaning of life is problem solving! This is how they control the people daily. They solve the basic problems of food, clothing & shelter by providing you with jobs. Every two weeks they pay you in debt notes & within ten days you have given it all back. You don't even know it's not real money & that the nations are all under bankruptcy & everything is prepaid. You are so conditioned you can't believe it, you deny it & you continue to go along with the corporate central bank tax scam. That ... |
 | AP Top Stories a House panel. Yesterday, oil executives explained high prices and even bigger profits in-front of a Senate committee. Presumed Republican presidential nominee John McCain may be closing in on a choice to be his vice presidential candidate. Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal, Florida Governor Charlie Crist and former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney are all expected to travel to Arizona. A McCain aide says the meetings are purely social. United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon is in ... |
 | 6/26/09: White House Press Briefing attend meetings at the White House and an event in the DC area. The Press: Cryptic. Mr. Gibbs: Very good, right? We're expanding the circle. (laughter) On Thursday the President will attend meetings at the White House. Later the President will travel to Camp David, where he will remain until Saturday. On Saturday the President will return to the White House and host a 4th of July event here in the evening. And as you all know, on Sunday night the President will depart for Moscow. The Press: ... |
 | 6/10/09: White House Press Briefing finding that it's -- ethnic groups are more unprepared than the general population: African American, Hispanic, almost twice the national average; Asian Americans just slightly above the national average. Surprisingly enough, seniors are prepared. And it's the younger generation, households of under 30 that are also more unprepared than the national average. Maybe it's because they rely on new forms of media for news and programming and don't care about television anymore. (laughter) Mr. ... |
 | 8/19/09: White House Press Briefing - Mr. Gibbs: You got your pen, write it -- "The President" -- I'll go slow -- "The President believes we should have" -- keep writing -- "choice and competition" -- The Press: Luckily you're on camera -- Mr. Gibbs: Good -- "choice and competition." For people entering the private insurance market, in order to hold down costs, in order to provide quality of coverage, we have to have choice and competition. The President's preferred way is a public option. If there are others that have ... |
 | 5/29/09: White House Press Briefing an Ed Montgomery and a Karen Mills out there to discuss a plan for -- that will help not only communities there but across the Midwest with financing, I think the travel costs involved are a pittance compared to what can be accomplished. The Press: Speaking of travel costs involved, was the President at all concerned about the travel costs that were spent on his trip to Nevada and California for the limited number of people who were able to see him and hear from him this week? Mr. Gibbs: No ... |
 | 8/13/09: White House Press Briefing . The Press: Could you just speak to how the White House chose the sites for the town halls this weekend? Are they just conveniently located near the national parks, or is there something about the local health care market? Mr. Gibbs: No, we're not highlighting anything based on the local health care market. They were done as part of the swing for the national parks. So there's nothing new on that. The Press: So he decided to go to the national parks first and then decided to do ... |
