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Bye bye Dictators may oil prices continue downward

I hope the price per barrel of oil reaches $20. I would like to see those highly corrupt oil dependent regimes brought down to their knees and back to reality. Their friends and allies like governments, financial players and business groups that have partner up with... read more

The new technology of Money

I am so excited by the new money technology appearing on the market. These technologies  will make money decentralize  cutting out the middle man. Money will be B2B. In this new exciting paradigm the individual will the control  his money and his... read more

It is a sad day Mandela Leaves.

I did not agree with his politics but I admired his courage and commitment to his believes and political views. It is rare to experience the life of such a person and especial now where no body believes in any thing other then there own accumulation of power. He was a... read more

Is it dangerous to become to civilized?

In a world that is becoming more and more barbaric is it dangerous to become too civilized? The reason why I ask this question is because I think that those that become highly civilized lose their ability to defend themselves from barbaric behaviors in the forms of... read more

We want our money back-Lets call out corruption

transparency is the killer application. I am tired of the small  % of gangsters on the planet stealing the people’s money. I think it is time we get our money back. This means that we stop being victims and co conspirators  by looking the other way... read more

Imagine a corrupt free world?

This is a John Lennon type question. But this one is harder to imagine. A world in which people in government would focus exclusively on creating great services and making their countries exceptional places to live for many generations to come. If any one person,... read more

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