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Clean Energy is Pure Fantasy
Former Vice President and self-proclaimed green guru Al Gore is making the rounds touting his newest book and the benefits of a green economy. His vision is for America to become the world leader in clean technology and export it around the world. He seeks a green utopia. Read the article to learn how Gore’s claims are too good to be true…
Obama’s Bear Market: How to Survive and Prosper
Last month the Dow Jones Industrial Average broke above the 10,000 mark for the first time in more than a year. It happened thanks to the work of President Barack Obama and his bagmen at the Federal Reserve. But was the infusion of $1 trillion in new money good for the economy or bad? Keep reading to find out and also get some sound advice to help you prepare for what lies ahead…
Let’s Nuke the Environmentalists
Environmental activists are causing problems in Canada’s oil fields. But Canada isn’t the only place that environmentalists are causing more problems than they’re solving. Read on to learn how the activities of environmentalists often border on the irrational…
Unholy Alliance: How China and Iran Threaten Peace and Prosperity—Plus: Your Lucky Charm When it Comes to New Wealth
Just four days before China marked the 60th anniversary of communist rule, China National Petroleum Corp. signed a contract with National Iranian Oil Co. to develop the largest oilfield discovered in the last 30 years. This partnership will strengthen ties between China and Iran, threatening world peace and prosperity. Read this article to learn the ramifications of this new alliance and get a tip on how you may prosper from it…
The Judicial Decline of America and How to Profit from it
Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) scores are falling but one thing in America is rising—the number of lawyers. More and more lawyers are in prominent places of government—including the presidency. Is this trend behind government inefficiency and expansion? Read this article to get the answer and learn how you can profit from it…
Lacking the Resources: The Drain in Real Assets & How to Profit From it
Fifty years ago the United States was the largest producer of oil and a net exporter. Today its number one import is crude oil. Each year the United States spends nearly $300 billion on foreign petroleum. But oil is not the only resource in short supply. Read this article to learn what other commodities are in short supply and what action you can take to benefit financially from the knowledge…
Living & Damn near Dying with Socialized Medicine
John Myers lives in Canada and he’s experienced that country’s socialized healthcare system. As he says, he’s lived it, and he almost died because of it. Read John’s take on what happens when government runs the healthcare system and what you can do to prepare yourself for that possibility in the United States…
Money, Oil and Power
With its gross domestic product growing at an annual rate of 10 percent, China’s need for energy is growing and will surge by 150 percent by 2020. To sustain its growth, China needs increasing amounts of oil and has set its sights on the Middle East. It’s there China and the United States may butt heads, but China holds a trump card. Read this article to learn what China holds over the U.S. and what it means…
Middle East Mayhem Could Push Oil Over $150 per Barrel
The philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau once said, “The more things change, the more they stay the same.” In the late 1970s there was a revolution in Iran, the stock market was in crisis, there was a young Democrat sitting in the Oval Office and a pop star that some had called “The King” had died prematurely. Sound familiar? Read this article to see what happened back then and how you can use that information to your advantage…
