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    Tag: Automotive Industry

    Our Government: The New No. 1 Crime Family


    By Political Agenda, Section News
    Posted on Thu May 28, 2009 at 01:04:47 PM EST
    Tags: Supreme Court, Sonia Sotomayor, Automotive Industry, GM, Chrysler, Global Warming, Deficit Spending, Hispanics, Minorities (all tags)

    Political Agenda with Danian Michael

    For research, I was watching the movie Casino (a movie by the way that is based on actual events) when I came upon a very popular practice in organized crime. For whatever reason, a small business owner owes money to the mob; perhaps, it is due to a gambling debt or a personal loan. Now in the world of organized crime, they don't send you a thirty day notice, they send a collector. If your debt is due at 11:50 and you still have not paid it, you can expect a knock on your door at 11:51. The Mob runs a pretty effective collection agency, if you know what I mean.

    In some instances; however, if the person owing the debt is a business owner, the Mob seizes control of the business (unofficially) and runs through its resources like an aggressive parasite. They would take out big loans against the business, use it to launder money, and basically suck it dry until all that's left is the human devastation of the owner and his family. Bankruptcy for the owner is almost always the conclusion of this unholy partnership.

    Now, does any of this ring a bell or seem oddly familiar? If it does not, I have to conclude that you were either born last night or you have an unhealthy love affair with president Obama. Either way, you are not privy to current events.

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