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AN INTERVIEW WITH NEWT GINGRICH – FRANK ROCHE SHOW

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THE FRANK ROCHE SHOW rush radio 106-1fm THE FRANK ROCHE SHOW PODCASTS 10/16/11 12:00 – 1:00PM: Week in Review, Occupy Wall St, NASCAR 1:00PM – 2:00PM: Newt Gingrich, Callers, College Republicans Newt soundbites: China cheats, China the Manipulator, US Style Free Trade, Teaching Patriotism, English as official language, Being American, Teaching Immigrants, Assimilation, Guest Workers, Obama 2:00PM […]

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INVESTORS LOSE FAITH IN STOCKS

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SEPTEMBER 26, 2011 Pivot Point: Investors Lose Faith in Stocks By TOM LAURICELLA European nations, flirting with recession, can’t agree on how to climb out from under their pile of debt. The U.S. is careening toward a budget fight that threatens to shut down the government. China’s mammoth economy may be downshifting. Getty ImagesEconomic fragility

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WHO’S TO BLAME FOR THE EUROPEAN DEBT CRISIS

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SEPTEMBER 20, 2011, 7:05 P.M. ET Notable Quotable Charles Kadlec on who’s to blame for the European debt crisis. Columnist Charles Kadlec writing Sept. 19 at Forbes.com: There is no one to blame for Europe’s debt crisis other than its political class. They are the ones who borrowed extravagantly with the pretense that good intentions

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THE TROUBLE WITH FRENCH BANKS

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SEPTEMBER 13, 2011 A BNP Paribas executive makes his concerns known. By NICOLAS LECAUSSIN EXCERPT FROM THIS ARTICLE:  “Look at the French banks’ debt holdings versus those of U.S. banks,” he continues. “The total debt of the three big U.S. banks (Bank of America, JP Morgan and Citigroup) is $5.86 trillion, or 39% of GDP,

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THE EURO THREAT TO OBAMA

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SEPTEMBER 9, 2011 An economic shock from abroad is the last thing that the U.S. economy now needs. By DESMOND LACHMAN EXCERPT FROM THIS ARTICLE:A European failure to contain its debt crisis would be a monumental electoral setback for Mr. Obama. This is not just because Mr. Obama’s governing and economic philosophies are closely associated

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THE GREEN AGENDA (AGENDA 21)

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THE FOLLOWING CONTAINS  MULTIPLE WEBSITES AND SOURCES  FOR INFORMATION ON THE GREEN AGENDA (U.N. AGENDA 21).    CONCERN OVER OUR ENVIRONMENT IS BEING USED BY THE GREEN AGENDA TO RESTRICT OUR LIBERTIES. KEEPING INFORMED  IS THE BEST WAY TO PROTECT YOURSELF. The Green Agenda green–agenda.com/ – CachedSimilar You +1’d this publicly. Undo A website charting the rise

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THE CRISIS OF THE EUROPEAN UNION

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IMPRIMIS – HILLSDALE COLLEGE July/August 2011 Václav Klaus President, Czech Republic The Crisis of the European Union: Causes and Significance Václav Klaus, the president of the Czech Republic, spoke to friends of Hillsdale College in Berlin during Hillsdale’s 2011 cruise in the Baltic Sea. The speech was delivered at Berlin’s Hotel Adlon on June 11, 2011. As

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EUROPEANS RETREAT ON DEFENSE SPENDING

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AUGUST 24, 2011 The New Arms Race By STEPHEN FIDLER And ALISTAIR MACDONALD BRUSSELS—The unraveling of Col. Moammar Gadhafi’s regime is a milestone for the European armed forces providing the air support that turned the tide for Libyan rebels, who were on the verge of being overrun only five months ago. Changes in Defense Budgets

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EUROPEAN CRISIS DEEPENS

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blogs.the-american-interest.comhttp://blogs.the-american-interest.com/wrm/2011/08/18/european-crisis-deepens/ European Crisis Deepens | Via Meadia The bad news just keeps coming. Coming close on the recent revelation that economic growth is slowing faster than expected in France and Germany, British labor figures have disappointed forecasters and it seems that Greece is heading for yet another recession despite optimistic predictions to the contrary. A familiar

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A SHORT COURSE IN ITALIAN ECONOMICS

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AUGUST 10, 2011 The Parthenon in Rome A short course in Italian economics. The European Central Bank has now stepped in to shore up Italian bond prices. Yet Europe’s political establishment seems amazed that investors have suddenly soured on Italy’s debt. “It is not as if the fundamentals of the Italian or Spanish economies have

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