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- Are you interested in becoming an organizer in your area?
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- Tell us about your experience with alternative energy:
- My experience is that I Pay way to much for Oil & Gas and Im glad to see someone like you who Cares enough to do something about it.
- What excites you about this campaign?
- Im excited about this Campaign because you as a big Oil Tycoon is willing to put your Money on the line for this Country, we need more people like you that are American First and a Oil man 2nd. Our government will not listen to us people down here at the bottom, all they want to do is take from the people in this Country and give very little back. We the people are with you!!
- What do you want to do to help?
- I have a Power save unit on my home Electric Panel, Should see up to 25% saving on my Bill, I am tring to promote them in Maine. If everyone can save just alittle bit then we will have them on the run.
We the People are with you Mr. Pickens.
Thank you
Mike Anthony Fernald Sr.
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Call me I will have one shipped to you :o}
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207-229-8240
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When the warm summer months arrive here in Maine I expect to save even more with the air conditioner running! - Thank you
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Support Letters for our Speakers :o}
Dear Friends
If you can write Please write Letters of Support & Encouragement to our Speakers for Wed.
Any help is good Help :o}
Thank you for all you do.
The RI Pickens Plan Forum on Alternative and Renewable Energy
Wednesday March 11,2009
Providence City Hall Room 302
7:00pm-9:pm
Speakers:
Kim Anderson -PP Congressional
District Leader for RI-01 and RI-02.
Andrew Dzykewicz- Commisioner of RI
Energry Resources
Dave Eldredge- Owner of RI Drilling and
Blasting
John Rupp- Chairman of the Boa… Continue
If you can write Please write Letters of Support & Encouragement to our Speakers for Wed.
Any help is good Help :o}
Thank you for all you do.
The RI Pickens Plan Forum on Alternative and Renewable Energy
Wednesday March 11,2009
Providence City Hall Room 302
7:00pm-9:pm
Speakers:
Kim Anderson -PP Congressional
District Leader for RI-01 and RI-02.
Andrew Dzykewicz- Commisioner of RI
Energry Resources
Dave Eldredge- Owner of RI Drilling and
Blasting
John Rupp- Chairman of the Boa… Continue
Posted on March 10, 2009 at 5:36am —
A word from Chuck
Most underrated part of inauguration
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Posted: January 26, 2009
1:00 am Eastern
© 2009
I know inaugural news and commentary is already passé. But I could not find one news report or pundit this past week that caught what I believe was the most subtle, strategic and possibly subversive moment of the inauguration ceremony. Did you catch it?
Forget for a moment the parade of presidents sashaying down the Capitol step… Continue
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Posted: January 26, 2009
1:00 am Eastern
© 2009
I know inaugural news and commentary is already passé. But I could not find one news report or pundit this past week that caught what I believe was the most subtle, strategic and possibly subversive moment of the inauguration ceremony. Did you catch it?
Forget for a moment the parade of presidents sashaying down the Capitol step… Continue
Posted on December 10, 2008 at 5:00pm — 2 Comments
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P.O. about the way I'm handled. Got insubordinated. Got defied. Got put down. Won't see another nursing home again.
By Stephen Pizzo, News for Real
Posted on April 1, 2009, Printed on April 1, 2009
http://www.alternet.org/story/134392/I
I voted for Barack Obama, and I continue to wish him nothing but success. But I have to admit his and Tim Geithner's solution to the banking crisis is exactly the wrong solution. The administration seems to believe the best thing to do is to throw the drunken "money center" bankers into detox, hose them off and put them back in the game.
It's a bit like asking ExxonMobil to run the Environmental Protection Agency, or appointing Charles Keating to head the General Accounting Office.
The strange thing is that others in the administration, particularly those tasked with straightening out the auto industry, are taking the opposite -- and correct -- tact. They fired the head of GM and cleaned out GM's board of directors for good measure.
That's how you begin fixing stuff that's broke -- first you get rid of the folks who broke it. What you don't do is hand them billions of free bucks, a hearty slap on the back and a rousing "Now, go get 'em tiger!" (Because they will.)
But that's precisely what the administration is doing for America's failed money center banks. The nation's largest banks are often referred to as money market banks or money center banks.
In addition to the traditional markets, to be a money center bank today means to have a global presence as well as heavy involvement in wholesale banking with clients including many retail banks and large corporations. Citibank, JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America fit this description. Here's a list of America's leading money center banks.
So, it appears we will have to take matters into our own hands. By "we" I mean anyone with a checking account, savings account or certificates of deposit. That, my friends, would be you. You are up at bat, and we're counting on you.
What we need to do is force the administration to do to these tumorlike institutions -- currently hiding behind the myth they are "too big to fail" -- what they just did to GM. Tell them that, since taxpayers are now major stakeholders, they must fire their senior management and either clean up the mess they made or face immediate seizure and liquidation.
And just how are you going to force such a change? It's just this simple:
1) If you bank with any of these money center banks, withdraw your funds immediately
2) Go to this site and find an independent community bank in your area and deposit your funds there instead. (Credit unions are another excellent and safe alternative to banking a money center bank.)
That's it. That's the whole enchilada. The outflow of what bankers call "retail funds," if large enough, will become the final straw that breaks the backs of these bulls in our fiscal china shop.
But, you ask, will my money be safe in a small, community bank?
Of course it will be safe, just as safe, maybe safer, than it was at Citibank or BofA. First, community banks are covered by exactly the same deposit insurance as money center banks. But beyond that, community bankers are community bankers. They live in the communities they serve. They know their towns. And, most importantly, they know their borrowers.
Community banks are, for the most part, the last remaining healthy sector of American banking. If they are hurting at all, it's because their customers are losing their jobs, not because they lent a godzillion dollars to some fly-by-night schemer or invested in anything with an AIG logo on it.
A good community banker's definition of a toxic asset is more along the lines of Farmer Jones' wrecked pickup on which the bank holds the paper.
So, if you are customer of one of those money center banks, institutions currently hoarding hundreds of billions of dollars in taxpayer bailout funds, walk right in, sit right down and tell them you want the dough that still has your name on it, and you want it now.
Otherwise these tumor-banks will survive Geithner's weak-kneed chemo treatments to emerge intact to pillage another day.
I don't know if what I am suggesting is legal or not. I remember back in 1983, when I wrote my first story about how a savings and loan was using deregulation to put taxpayers at risk. The thrift's lawyers contacted me at the paper and warned me that they were going monitor withdrawals and, if there were a lot of customers withdrawing their money, they ask that I be arrested and charge with breaking a federal law -- still on the books -- that made it illegal to spark a run on a bank.
I took my chances then, and was proved right. I'll take my chances again. So, run baby. Run.
Stephen Pizzo is the author of numerous books, including Inside Job: The Looting of America's Savings and Loans, which was nominated for a Pulitzer.
© 2009 News for Real All rights reserved.
View this story online at: http://www.alternet.org/story/134392
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my job has nothing to do with what i do
so it gets a bit tough at times
money changing hands doesn't always help everyone - depends how that money comes in
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