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Lowest borrowing in seven decades finance.yahoo.com Geithner & his crooked self finance.yahoo.com Britches on fire finance.yahoo.com The media focuses on horrific spending done by nut job celebrities while China conserves. Kate Gosslin’s new mop = Grand!! go anywhere, the media seems to love this story.

Do you care about your rights & civil liberties? Feel free to drop by & join us at: www.youtube.com This is the woman who revealed last week that the executives of Wall Street firms receiving taxpayer bailout funds have been charging 00 an hour call girls on their company credit cards, which means it is hidden as a business expense, and ultimately comes off their taxes! That must feel pretty good; screwing a pretty woman AND the taxpayers all at the same time! abcnews.go.com…

Episode 11 of the Greater Springfield Chamber of Commerce’s television show. Produced at Access-4, hosted by Sarah Wolin.

The economy will collapse. It’s absolutely certain, and it’s only a matter of time. Yahoo finance link 1 - Gulp! finance.yahoo.com Yahoo finance - no double dip finance.yahoo.com

www.ntv.co.ke Investment managers at AIG are predicting easier access to credit in 2010 compared to 2009. Senior Investment Manager Peter Wachira says an improved global economic climate will make banks loosen their purses more, to commercial enterprise in the coming year. Easily accessible loans in the period between 2002 and 2007 in the country have been credited for the rapid economic growth realized in that period.

Every week Max Keiser looks at all the scandals behind the financial news headlines. This week, Max Keiser and co-host Stacy Herbert look at sad Santa stories and bailout largess for the politically connected. Keiser also speaks to economist and best-selling author Ravi Batra about wage gaps and revolution in America.

Every week Max Keiser looks at all the scandals behind the financial news headlines. This week, Max Keiser and co-host Stacy Herbert look at sad Santa stories and bailout largess for the politically connected. Keiser also speaks to economist and best-selling author Ravi Batra about wage gaps and revolution in America.

TrendsResearch.com Famed trends researcher Gerald Celente gives his take on what to expect for 2010.