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Watch this video that explains a revolutionary new way to manage your personal finances.

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Here’s a good written summary of the “money as debt” issue:

http://www.hasslberger.com/economy/money.html

“Without beating around the bush, here is the hot potato: Money is being created not by our governments, but by a private monopoly run by the (private) banking corporations.”

And money is basically created out of thin air! Continue reading →

Here’s another video that explains the problem with our money. Watch the first 25 minutes of “Zeitgeist: Addendum”:

Here, the explanation of money as debt is a bit more sophisticated and more dramatic (powerful). Note the reference to the seminal document, “Modern Money Mechanics.”

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This astounding video explains the true nature of money, and why we are in great peril. It’s very timely, given the global financial crisis that we’re in today…

Now, it may be just my imagination, but doesn’t this video explain exactly what’s going on right now with the global financial crisis? The United States have to pump trillions of dollars into the economy in order to prop up the collapsing banking system, which is based on money that doesn’t really exist, ie, money that exists only as debt.

And didn’t the crisis partly arise from banks attempting to inflate the money supply through sub-prime mortgages, supported by credit default swaps (or money that the banks didn’t have)?

Perhaps President Obama should watch this video. Now is the time to replace the fractional reserve banking system, and restrict the ability to create money only to governments, not (private) central banks.

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A human being whose standard operating procedure (SOP) has never malfunctioned in the sexual area is a lucky (and rare) one, indeed. Continue reading →

Religion attempts to control human behaviour, supposedly for the greater social good. I reject the idea that people should be controlled. I do not want to be controlled. I don’t think you do, either. I have independent thought. I have personal responsibility. I have free will. Continue reading →

National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation:

Have A Cheeky Christmas:

Enjoy!

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On Private Practice Wednesday evening, the show moralized about prostitution and how the women were being exploited because, even though they were adults making adult decisions, they were damaged people (eg, victims of child abuse) and therefore incapable of making good decisions… Continue reading →

I’ve said this before and I’ll say it again:

Sex is purely biology, just like eating, sleeping, and the evacuation of waste. And like many other animal species, we have sex not only for procreation but for pleasure (and not necessarily with our mates). Continue reading →

Doug and Sandra are a hard-working couple in their late 30s. They met in high school and married shortly after she turned 20. Soon, two children came on the scene and they immersed themselves in the usual preoccupation of young couples, such as building a home, settling into jobs, and looking after children. Predictably, their previously exciting sexual life went down the drain. Continue reading →

The Roman statesman/philosopher Seneca wrote:

our forefathers…lived every jot as well as we, when they provided and dressed their own meat with their own hands, lodged upon the ground and were not yet come to the vanity of gold and gems…which may serve to show us, that it is the mind, and not the sum, that makes any person rich… No one can be poor that has enough, nor rich, that covets more than he has.

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Attractive Girls Union Refuses To Enter Into Talks With Mike Greenman

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I enjoyed this romantic comedy about two life-long platonic friends who decide to make a porno in order to solve their respective cash flow problems. Continue reading →

I found this video release, dated Nov. 4 (election day), to be very timely and provocative.

Adventures of a Hockey MILF

The faux Sarah is Lisa Ann, who will be nailing the Russians who come knocking on her back-door. In another scene – a flashback – young Paylin’s creationist college professor will explain a ‘big bang’ theory even she can’t deny!

Drill Baby Drill!

Grand Ole Pussy Party!

Making Ends Meat!

Backdoor Politics!

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Alex, a big strapping guy with a well-trimmed beard was almost 40 when he walked into my office with a complaint of difficulty getting, and keeping, erections. He was an intelligent proud fellow who had been married, without children, and for a number of years had been divorced. On getting back to dating, he initially experienced a variety of awkward moments when he noticed that his erections were not what he was used to; that his penis was not “performing” as it should. Continue reading →

The river of happiness is fed far less by wealth than by the streams of ordinary pleasures. “What keeps our faith cheerful,” says Garrison Keillor, “is everywhere in daily life, a sign that faith rules through ordinary things: through cooking and small talk, through storytelling, making love, fishing, tending animals and sweet corn and flowers, through sports, music, and books, raising kids – all the places where the gravy soaks in and grace shines through. Even in a time of elephantine vanity and greed, one never has to look far to see the campfires of gentle [and happy] people.”

- The Pursuit of Happiness, by David G. Myers
 

Dear God, what have I been missing?! Perhaps the sense of joy that comes, as Garrison Keillor suggests, through more ordinary, ongoing moments of cheer — through identifying with children as they ride their adolescent roller coasters, through laughter and tears shared with friends, through work created and completed, through daily games of pickup basketball with friends, through happy recollections of Chinese tearooms, of family beach fires, of falling in love.

Realizing that well-being is something other than being well-off is liberating. It liberates us from spending tons of money on fancy SUVs and waterfront beach homes — all purchased in a vain quest for an elusive joy. It liberates us from envying the lifestyles of the rich and famous. It liberates us to invest ourselves in developing traits, attitudes, relationships, activities, environments, and spiritual resources that will promote our own, and others’, well-being.

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“Californication” is one of my favourite TV shows. It stars David Duchovny (The X-Files) as Hank Moody, a lecherous womanizing novelist who, after transplanting himself to California, now has writer’s block. He has a daughter, named Becca, with his former girlfriend, Karen (played by Natascha McElhone). And he’s constantly trying to get back together with Karen. Continue reading →

I had dinner with friends the other day and the main topic of conversation was happiness. I think we hit upon the main reasons for the increasing lack of happiness in our society… Continue reading →

Mary, a strikingly attractive young woman, entered my office. Her long, falling blond hair and form-fitting clothes, her radiant smile, and her comfortably self-confident manner all suggested an inherent sexiness. Her boyfriend was also by most standards quite handsome, tall, slim. No one would guess from Mary’s appearance that she had a major problem with sex: she has never had orgasm. Continue reading →

People are sometimes surprised to hear that our basic sexual attitudes are set by about the age of 5.

Our family of origin will determine such things, for example, as how comfortable we would be with nudity, and with showing our bodies to others, without shame or guilt. If you’re fortunate to have been born in a family where your parents have become comfortable with their own sexual nature and feel “at home” in their bodies, then usually through the process of osmosis the child will pick up the same basic attitudes towards his or her developing physical self. Continue reading →