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To remind us with the nonsense that the govt. will actually listen and do
what is right in obeying the Constitution is not so surprising anymore.

Over 85% of the American people were against the "banking bailouts" of 08
and 09 and told the "tax eaters" in Washington so.  Did they listen?
No....a thousand times no!  The banking interests control this
country....not the people.

Ron Paul is right- END THE FEDERAL RESERVE.  A gang of thieves!






On Thu, Dec 3, 2009 at 12:37 PM, Derek Atkins <warlord at mit.edu> wrote:

> Jerry <GBoor at comcast.net> writes:
>
> > Martin and others, some people of influence should consider contacting
> > the appropriate United States federal agencies because it seems that
> > this violates anti-trust laws.  If somebody gets a grass roots effort,
> > petitions, whatever and brings this matter to the attention of the
> > agencies that have jurisdiction, perhaps something will get done to
> > overturn such "illegal" policies.  It just takes some people, or
> > groups, making some noise often for this to happen - so if anyone
> > knows the appropriate agencies, please publish that information here
> > and I, for one, will gladly write them and complain.
>
> Good Luck, Mr Quijote!
>
> In all seriousness, the USA is the best government money can buy.  I
> personally don't have very deep pockets, whereas Intuit does.
>
> > Jerry Boor in Michigan
>
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> -derek
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