CNN: “Will you go on Erin’s [Erin Burnett] show and tell her that?” Michael Moore: “I just said it in front of your camera.” CNN: “She wants you to go on live tomorrow night with her.” Michael Moore: “No. I think she should come down here and talk to the people here. I am not the voice of this thing. I am a citizen and a participant in this. I am an equal with everyone here and she should come down here and talk individually to different people and hear their stories — hear their stories about what it’s like to live with no health insurance. She has health insurance. She has a secure job. She’s not facing foreclosure. It’s very easy for her to sit there in Columbus Circle and come after innocent people who are struggling to survive. So she should come down here … and spend some time and meet with people and talk to them. But I’m not the spokesperson for this movement. There are millions of spokespeople for this movement. They live in every neighborhood in America. … And I am just one voice at this meeting and I’m proud to be one voice.” Occupying the internets at www.michaelmoore.com
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An aging loan shark (the late Victor Argo, Taxi Driver, King of New York) wrestles with the regret and redemption in director Art Jones’ film that rails against homogenization while celebrating what makes New York unique. Hugo thinks that New York is losing its soul, and that faceless buildings and vacant people are replacing the old-time New York he loves. But when visions interfere with his daily rounds, he must determine for himself what is real and what is not. Features rarely seen views of New York, including a climactic scene shot atop the Brooklyn Bridge.
James Turk Biography James TurkJames Turk has specialised in international banking, finance and investments since graduating in 1969 from George Washington University with a BA degree in International Economics. His business career began at The Chase Manhattan Bank (now JP Morgan Chase Bank), which included assignments in Thailand, the Philippines and Hong Kong. He subsequently joined the investment and trading company of a prominent precious metals trader based in Greenwich, Connecticut. He moved to the United Arab Emirates in December 1983 to be appointed Manager of the Commodity Department of the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority, a position he held until resigning in 1987. From 1987 to 2009 James Turk wrote The Freemarket Gold & Money Report, an investment newsletter that published twenty issues annually. He is the author of two books and several monographs and articles on money and banking. He is the co-author of The Coming Collapse of the Dollar (Doubleday, December 2004), which has been updated for a paperback version entitled The Collapse of the Dollar.
Share this: my.barackobama.com Nearly six million students who have both guaranteed and direct loans will soon be able to refinance them and get a discount under President Barack Obama’s student loan debt reform plan: “Help Americans Manage Student Loan Debt”. You’ll only have to write one check a month and within a year it will ensure that more than 1.6 million college students won’t be required to make loan repayments over 10% of their income. President Obama’s plan will make college more affordable for students. All remaining debt is forgiven after 20 years of payments for college students. Debt is forgiven after 10 years for teachers, nurses, members of the armed forces, and others in public service careers. These are just some of the important repayment options designed to make student loan repayments more affordable. All of this progress builds off student loan reform President Obama signed into law in 2010. All of this progress makes sure that more students from working and middle class families can get college educations and the opportunities that come with them. Bankers don’t get to be middlemen for student loans anymore. We saved $68 billion dollars by taking them out of the equation and a lot of the money is going towards loans and grants to make college more affordable for more people. Share this news and join the movement. President Obama needs your voice to be heard. He needs you to tell Congress that reforms like this are what we’re fighting for. Get the …
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Mussadilal has to withdraw money from his bank account which is supposedly sealed and closed. There could be a loan, or a sundry amount. There is a change in photograph, a change in style and still no money! Find out how.. A show with a difference. In a nutshell ek dilchasp, rip-roaring, rib tickling comedy rather, satire on the everyday trials of the common man and our rather handicapped system. The conniving, cutthroat and lackadaisical attitude of our system is represented in an extremely humorous manner. The system is represented by a group of actors who are constantly highlighting the pathetic mindset of our junior level officers. They say, power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely. Pankaj Kapoor, leaves no stone unturned in his portrayal of the system beaten man. The very obvious strength of this show is its pathos driven satire. Well crafted by the writers and effectively portrayed by the actors, this show is one of its kinds.
www.BiggerPockets.com – Real estate investor and founder of a turn-key property investment firm, Georgia Residential Partners, Ken Corsini, sits down for an interview with Joshua Dorkin of BiggerPockets to reveal his tips for investors interested in turn-key properties. For more on Ken, check out www.biggerpockets.com
Beck Bennett charges America’s Youth with the challenge of dissecting the big issues and news and politics. Created by Beck Bennett Political Analyst: John Dardenne Starring: Beck Bennett Reagan Shippey Gus Kamp Jasmine Currey Nathan Blaiwes Produced by: Mickey Meyer twitter.com and Aaron Zaragoza Directed by David McCary www.youtube.com DP: Jon Na www.youtube.com Edited by Eric Thompson www.youtube.com VFX by Brandon Perna www.youtube.com
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The Last Days of Lehman Brothers is a British television film. The drama was inspired by the real events that occurred over the weekend leading up to the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers on 15 September 2008. Investment bank Lehman Brothers is in trouble after a turbulent six months and the leaders of the three biggest investment banks on Wall Street met at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. American Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson declares that the company is not too big to fail and that there will be no bailout using public money. Subtitles by Red Bee Media Ltd E-mail subtitling@bbc.co.uk