The Federal Reserve is also in hock up to its eyeballs — the
liabilities on its balance sheet have DOUBLED — from $1.2 trillion a
year ago to more than $2 trillion today.

Most terrifying of all — especially with the first wave of almost 4
million baby boomers reaching retirement age this year — unfunded
government IOUs are coming due on Social Security, Medicare, and
Federal pension payments. Those obligations are enormous: An
estimated
$104 TRILLION.

We are now the single most indebted nation in the history of the
planet. We owe more to foreign investors, retirees and ordinary
citizens than we could ever hope to repay.

And that’s not the half of it: Washington will add an all-time record
$1.8 trillion to the national debt, pushing our budget deficits to
almost 13% of GDP.

This year and every year for the foreseeable future, Washington will
have to borrow 80% of the world’s surplus savings just to pay its
bills!

I SPOKE TO GOD AND THAT'S WHAT HE SAID.

I ALSO HEARD IT SHOULD GO TO $15000 SOON.

ENJOY THE MONEY!!!

I'LL SPAM YOU AGAIN TOMORROW'S NEWSPAPER.

AFTER TODAY.. I MEAN TOMORROW FROM TOMORROW

I questioned this stock, NWSA. Is that the good time to invest News
Corp.? Can you explain the expected performance of this stock in the
short-term and long-term respectively?

The Oxen Group, for Tuesday, is excited about the prospects for News
Corporation, who owns Fox and 20th Century Fox. The reason for this
excitement is because of the release of Night at the Museum: Battle
for the Smithsonian, which won the box office over the weekend. Not
only did Night at the Museum win the box office, it beat out the
highly anticipated Terminator: Salvation, and it accrued over $20
million more than the original Night at the Museum did in its first
weekend, and through the four days from Friday had earned $70 million
in sales. It was lead actor Ben Stiller's best box office weekend to
date. News Corp. will definitely benefit from the success of the
movie, and noted before the release that they would be happy with
anything over $60 million. This news come at a great time for News
Corp., who like many other news affiliated media companies, has been
taking a beating in the market. Shares have risen since a low of $4.95
in the past month and half, but the  company has seen some
declines in the past week and has tons of potential for growth on
Tuesday. Technically...

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