In this issue:
Brainpower | Finances | Security | Health/Fitness | Factoid | Product Highlight | Thought for the Day
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1. Brainpower tip
Four handicaps to useful intelligence:- Uninformed. Ignorance. Simply not knowing. Lack of reading, lack of
awareness.
- Disinformed. Brainwashing. "Knowing" the wrong things. Misled,
disinformed.
- Lack of reasoning. Cannot exercise logic. Draws conclusions that aren't
there. Non-sequitor (it does not follow).
- Not listening. Hearing something that isn't said. Hearing the opposite
of what is said.
Unfortunately, the four handicaps above are not only normal but are
required for many kinds of employment. That doesn't mean, however, you need
to be like the people who have the effective intelligence of a mushroom.
If you actively work on all four of these areas consistently, you won't
have these problems. |
2. Finance tip
Recently, the Federal Reserve (which isn't federal and does not reserve
anything) committed a crime of enormous proportions. And it's costing
you hugely. Ben Bernanke, the head bankster at this law-ignoring
private corporation, massively devalued all dollar-based assets by pumping out
600 billion dollars conjured out of thin air. Each of those
dollars dilutes the value of every existing dollar. Basically, it's
stealing. Felony theft is defined as stealing $500 or more. This was
way, way beyond that.
Bernanke calls it "injecting liquidity," but that is the opposite of
what it actually is. It's an injection of debt. Debt is overhead.
Contrary to the lies Bernanke is spewing, debt does not stimulate an
economy. Debt retards an economy.
The world's economy, already staggering, must somehow absorb yet
another massive fraud. Say goodbye to
a few million more American jobs.
Yes we can! ...say goodbye to millions of jobs while criminals run
things in Washington.
We can try to cope with such massive theft by depriving
ourselves of such things as adequate heat in the winter and by adding to
our already long workweeks to try to earn more of those devalued
dollars. Oh, yes, this was not only a massive taking from
your assets--it was also a permanent pay cut.
The problem is we can do only so much to cope. Consider that during
the reign of error of Bernanke's predecessor (Alan "Conman" Greenspan), the dollar lost half its value in 18 years. But in the 10 years from 1998 to 2008 (four years of
which were covered by Bernanke's reign of error), the dollar lost half its
value. That's almost a doubling of the theft rate.
When we say the dollar lost half its value, that is quite
consequential. As a thought experiment, imagine taking a large saw to
your home and cutting it in half. You can keep only one half. Married
people--do not do this thought experiment on your spouse!
Or go into
your clothes closet and just toss out half of what's in there. Whatever
you own, give away half of it. Or go to the bad part of town and ask
some people to break into your house and steal half of what you own.
Does this all sound insane? Sure. But it's exactly what the Federal
Reserve has done to you.
No legitimate government would allow this kind of outrageous,
felonious theft to occur. The federal govt of the USA not only allows
it, but actively abets it. Did you vote for any Demopublicans in the
recent "election" and thus send your approval of such crime? Don't do it
again, if you did.
What can you do to stop this kind of hugely damaging crime? Not much,
because, as we saw earlier this month, Americans prefer to vote for the
crime-loving avatars of corporate criminals rather than for real
candidates. But between now and the next pseudo-election, you can work
on changing that.
It used to be fashionable to refer to calls for ending the Federal
Reserve as "misguided" or "conspiracy theorist." After Bernanke's brazen
crime, which was not even slightly opposed by the "government" in
Washington, only people who can't pass a second grade mathematics test
can say such things now without realizing they aren't facing reality.
The solution to protecting your financial future should now be
obvious, but if it's not then think about it until it becomes obvious.
Then spread the message. Maybe the next time an "election" rolls around,
there'll be enough people not throwing away their vote by "choosing"
between members of The Party and thus sending the message that high
crimes are acceptable. Only when that happens can we begin to have any
hope of changing the current (and long-standing) criminal regime to a
legitimate, law-abiding federal government. I remind you, in closing,
that stealing $600 billion in wealth is a crime of immense proportions. |
3. Security tip
First, I'm going to relate a true story. Then, I'm going to give you
an alternate ending. Think about the message and what it means for you. Original story:Plantation, Florida: Police
were called to investigate an attempted armed robbery: The 71-year-old
retired Marine who opened fire on two robbers at a Plantation, Florida,
Subway shop late Wednesday, killing one and critically wounding the
other, is described as John Lovell, a former helicopter pilot for two
presidents. He doesn't drink, he doesn't smoke, and he works out every
day. Mr. Lovell was a man of action Wednesday night.
According to Plantation police, two masked gunmen came into the
Subway at 1949 N. Pine Rd. just after 11 p.m. There was a lone diner,
Mr. Lovell, who was finishing his meal. After robbing the cashier, the
two men attempted to shove Mr. Lovell into a bathroom and rob him as
well. They got his money, but then Mr. Lovell pulled his handgun and
opened fire. He shot one of the thieves in the head and chest and the
other in the head.
When police arrived, they found one of the men in the shop, K-9 Units
found the other in the bushes of a nearby business. They also found cash
strewn around the front of the sandwich shop according to Detective
Robert Rettig of the Plantation Police Department.
Both men were taken to the Broward General Medical Center , where
one, Donicio Arrindell, 22, of North Lauderdale died. The other,
21-year-old Frederick Gadson of Fort Lauderdale is in critical but
stable condition.
Mr. Lovell was a pilot in the Marine Corps, flying former Presidents
John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson. He later worked as a pilot for
Pan Am and Delta Airlines. He is not expected to be charged authorities
said. ''He was in fear for his life,'' Detective Rettig said, "These
criminals ought to realize that most men in their 70's have military
backgrounds and aren't intimidated by idiots."
Florida law allows eligible citizens to carry a concealed weapon.
Don't you just love a story with a happy ending?
Now, here's the same story with a fictional but still happy ending:
A law-abiding gun owner is in a Subway, as it's being robbed. He
confronts one of the robbers. He then says, "Anyone in here who believes
in outlawing guns, raise your hand."
Some criminal protection activists ("gun ban" people) raise their
hands.
"OK, Mr. Robber. You can shoot the people who raised their hands,
because without me here with my gun--which is what they want--you'd be
able to do that anyhow. But if you shoot any sane people, I'll drop you
on the spot."
Robber shoots the criminal protection activists. Everyone else is
unharmed.
Another happy ending. All of the sane people lived; the only ones who
died were those who wanted criminals to have the freedom to kill with
impunity. Everyone got what they wanted. |
4. Health tip/Fitness tips
Build an impressive chest. I wear a 44 coat and have a 31 inch waist. This
is nothing compared to Arnold or other big bodybuilders, but
does provide for a nice appearance and plenty of strength.
A solid, muscular chest gives a man a powerful look, if it's
coupled with a matching physique.
It's
also important for a woman. A solid, muscular chest gives a
woman the foundation for whatever natural assets she has to look
their best (and it is much safer than having foreign,
bound-to-leak bags of silicone surgically implanted).
Many people immediately think of the bench press as the way
to build their chest, and they are thinking along the right
lines.
However, it's only part of what you need to do and it
must be done right to be effective.
So, how do you build your chest?
Read more.... |

Shortly after turning 50.
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At
www.supplecity.com, you'll find plenty of informative, authoritative articles on maintaining a lean, strong physique. It has nothing to do with long workouts or impossible to maintain diets. In fact:
- The best workouts are short
and intense.
- A good diet contains far more flavors and satisfaction than the typical American diet.
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5. Factoid
The sentence: "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog" uses every
letter of the alphabet. The sentence: "I'll be happy to sponsor that porkbarrel spending bill if you can line up a paid speaking engagement
for me" contributes to enslaving every member of the population. |
6. Product Highlight
The e-Book Reader Ectaco jetBook
Mini is a capable, but inexpensive eBook Reader. It's less than $100!
Its 5" TFT screen that allows to read the ebooks for up to 90 hours without charging the
batteries. It is small size for ultra portability and is easy to use. It weighs only 5.8 ounces.
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The e-book reader provides 90 hours continuous
reading time, on a single charge.
When price-comparing to the Kindle, don't forget thatthe
Kindle's $19.95 monthly fee adds up to $239.40 a year. This is a
cost you do not have
in the jetBook, jetBookLITE, or
jetBookMINI, which read more file
formats than competing products such
as the Kindle.
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7. Thought for the Day
Do you use facts and logic after making a decision so you aren't "made
wrong," or do you use facts and logic before making a decision so that
it's the right decision? |
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