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Track where US gov bailout trillions went with augmented reality mobile app
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the_reverend
on Oct 27,2009 3:59pm
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post by
the_reverend
at Oct 27,2009 3:59pm
http://www.boingboing.net/2009/10/27/track-where-us-gov-b.html
post by
arilliusbm
at Oct 27,2009 4:00pm
what about the other missing trillions?
post by Ben Bernanke at Oct 27,2009 4:03pm
they're in my pocket. fuck off.
post by
arilliusbm
at Oct 27,2009 4:04pm
hahaha
post by
TheRidersofDoom
at Oct 27,2009 4:17pm
we accumulate 86 billion in interest on our debt every day.
I suggest anyone who cares about freedom or is interested in how the money works in D.C. should read Ron Paul's Revolution, it's a short read and very, very informative
post by
arilliusbm
at Oct 27,2009 4:18pm
Yea, his new book is great.
post by
TheRidersofDoom
at Oct 27,2009 4:23pm
arilliusbm said
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Yea, his new book is great.
As soon as I finish with the first I plan on getting that one.
If there is one us government program I can't wait see go it's the fed
the thing that sucks is people believe we can't function without it...when it's not even a government agency
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