Richmond Arquette gets the Word on the Street in Culver City to find people's thoughts on if Congress should allow the Bush tax cuts for the wealthy expire. See more here: thelip.tv
US President Barack Obama on Wednesday delivered a victory speech after winning a second US presidential term. Obama said, "Me and Romney fought hard because we both love this country. He also added that best is yet to come for the United States. Obama, 51, the first African American president of the US and a powerful orator, said that he looked forward to taking to Romney in the weeks ahead to take the country forward. For more info log on to: www.youtube.com/abpnewsTV
check us out on Facebook www.facebook.com Follow us @ twitter.com twitter.com Welcome to Capital Account. Tonight, Mitt Romney and Barack Obama meet for their final Presidential debate, amid tightening polls. While the candidates face off on foreign policy, we talk to our guest, Doug Casey of Casey Research, about his own foreign policy strategy: the strategy of "the international man." We talk to Doug Casey about the increasing number of Americans who are moving their money and property off-shore, and about a smaller, albeit growing number of Americans choosing to renounce their citizenship entirely. What are these people afraid of, and who or what are they trying to hide from? Plus, Caterpillar, an industrial economic bellwether, cut its forecast for 2012 for the second time this year. The world's largest maker of construction and mining equipment warned that the global economy was slowing faster than it had expected. Meanwhile Japan's exports fell the most since the aftermath of the earthquake last year, according to Bloomberg. We talk to Doug Casey, Chairman for Casey Research, about who will be hit hardest by this slowdown. We also ask him what countries he believes offer the best economic opportunities for young entrepreneurs and recent college graduates who may be looking not only to make money, but for an adventure as well. He mentions the continent of Africa, as a place that will see vast economic opportunity in the years to come. He also talks to us about Latin <b>...</b>
The much anticipated first US presidential debate kicks off on Wednesday, but even with the non-stop campaign coverage, chances are there won't be too many surprises. But there are some critical and pressing topics the incumbent and his challenger probably won't talk about. We've compiled a list. RT Correspondent Liz Wahl gives you the top 5. Like us and/or follow us: twitter.com www.facebook.com
DL- www.mediafire.com Instrumental www.mediafire.com Original fanfic by JasonTheHuman. Human beings fascinate me, being just the way they are! Tell me, little pony, can you push a cart or drive a car? Lyre is my instrument, but humans strum their sweet guitar It's a mystery, anthropology! Fingers, toes and tiny noses, brownish hair and tannish skin Would it be too much to ask to see the world they're living in? Everybody tells me that it's old and fake mythology It's a mystery, anthropology! Aren't you bored of brushing your coat, styling your mane with your hooves? I don't mean to butt in or gloat, but ancient history proves... Humans don't have wings or magic. They don't need it; they don't care! All they've got's imagination, new inventions everywhere! Babies, children, teens and elders, all alike have clothes to wear It's so real to me, anthropology! Albert Einstein, Cleopatra, William Shakespeare, Elton John, Michael Phelps, Barack Obama...who's to say that they're all gone? Maybe humans like us too and dress like us at Comic-Con? ;) It's so real to me, anthropology! Yeah, they've had a couple of fights, Nobody's perfect you see, Still I say I'm born with the rights to study whatever I please! I don't need to horse around now, I can stand on two legs! I would trade my magic powers for a pair of new legs! Grab your camera, come on, zoom in! 'Cause your favorite mare's a human, ME! That is who I'll be! Anthropology! shh.
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The standalone expansion to the award-winning Total War™: SHOGUN 2 explores the conflict between the Imperial throne and the last Shogunate in 19th century Japan, 400 years after the events of the original game. A dramatic clash of traditional Samurai culture with the explosive power of modern weaponry. Guide ancient Japan into the modern age, as the arrival of America, Britain and France incites a ferocious civil war which will decide the future of a nation.
www.neuroticy.com - As the president was shaking hands and making his way through the crowd, he met up with Stephon, who was born deaf. "I am proud of you," Stephon signed to the president. Not missing a beat, President Obama signed back: "Thank you." Another deaf student then signed to the president, "I love you." The president smiled back at her and shook her hand. For Stephon's statement, visit his video here: youtu.be
Airing Date Jan.31, 2012 You can also view this video at Dailymotion www.dailymotion.com Great speech from Ron Paul here after the voting results in Florida where he had 0 campaign staff. During the speech ron had mentioned a statistic i assume from CNN saying he is still 3rd in delegates. Right at the same time he mentioned this MSNBC put up a statistic putting Paul in 4th in delegates.I would just mention that both are wrong because Iowa delegates are soft delegates meaning they can switch at anytime.
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During a news conference Tuesday, President Obama expressed frustration with reporters for expecting immediate results; in this case with regards to incorporating recommendations from the bipartisan fiscal commission.
REPORTER: You didn't include Obama in your list of liar presidents. I'm wondering if you would include him also? HERSH: To use a basketball or a football analogy, American football, fourth quarter—he may have a game plan. At this point he's in real trouble. Because the military are dominating him on the important issues of the world: Iraq, Iran, Afghan and Pakistan. And he's following the policies of Bush and Cheney almost to a fare-thee-well. He talks differently. And he's much brighter, he's much more of the world. So one only hopes he has a game plan that will include doing something, but he's in real trouble, in terms of—he's in real trouble. In Iraq I don't have to tell anybody the prospects—in the American press they never mention Moqtada Sadr, but look out. He's going to be the kingmaker of that country. He's now studying in Iran. And he's going to be the next ayatollah-to-be. I don't know how he'll work it out with Sistani. But he's going to be the force, the Shia. And so this is going to be very complicated for us because the two men we talk about, Allawi and Maliki, have about as much to do with the average Iraqi—they're both ex-pats. Allawi, let's see, he was certainly an American agent and a British agent, the MI-6, the CIA, the Jordanians ran him probably for Mossad. I'm not telling you anything that is not a fact. So who knows? So Iraq is very problematical. There's going to be much more violence. Whether it's civil war or not it's going to be much more <b>...</b>
