Here is what a GroobLi promoter has to say:
Just ignore this blog – he’s no doubt an eBay seller who is trembling in his boots. [...]
So that brand new full warranty Macbook Air 1.8ghz Core 2 Duo w/ 80 GB HD and 2 Gigs of Ram that I just paid $1115.00 for cost me $9.95 [...]
November 12th, 2008
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eaglescout |
Analysis, Cognitive Dissonance, Confirmation Bias, Fraud, Lies, Psychology, Rip-Off, Scam, Truth |
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But let’s not forget why McCain would make a bad president in 2009:
1) Wants to pursue the “War on Terror” in Iraq. But can never explain why.
2) Doesn’t understand economics. (Ron Paul has tried explaining economics to him countless times.)
3) Some of McCain’s retarded legislation as Senator included trying to kick Iran off the FIFA [...]
November 1st, 2008
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eaglescout |
2008 Election, Analysis, McCain, Opinion, Politics, Psychology, Terrorism, War (Psychology) |
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Abstract
Cruise To Cash is just one the latest Ponzi schemes to infect the marketplace. In this paper, I want to examine why “investors” get ripped-off so easily. Some factors to take into account: wishful thinking, the current economic recession, and scam artists preying on vulnerable people.
Definition of Pyramid Scheme according to the FBI:
Pyramid Scheme
Pyramid [...]
September 23rd, 2008
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eaglescout |
Fraud, Lies, Psychology, Rip-Off, Scam, Skepticism, Truth |
89 comments
We issue 200,000 student visas a year. One of the hijackers had an F-1 student visa. The majority had tourist, business, or visit visas.
So if you are looking to protect the country, a more logical thing to do is ban (1) male (2) Saudi Arabians (3) between the ages of 21 and 43 (4) religious [...]
January 1st, 2008
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eaglescout |
2008 Election, Al-Qaeda, Analysis, Intellectual Dishonesty, Psychology, Ron Paul, Strategy, Terrorism, Truth, World |
7 comments
But you’ll get it.
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It may be easy to reject Ron Paul at first because you don’t understand him or his policies.
You can probably look at the other candidates’ names or faces and make a quick decision that way.
But if you spend any time making a thoughtful decision, and if you get past the learning curve, [...]
September 21st, 2007
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eaglescout |
2008 Election, Freedom, Libertarianism, Psychology, Ron Paul |
8 comments
Loss of control
The point of voting in the elections isn’t to predict the winner. If it were, it would be called gambling, not voting. People vote to *choose* the winner, not to give away the little influence they have to yellow journalism.
People sometimes vote for whom they perceive will be the winner, because they [...]
August 30th, 2007
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eaglescout |
2008 Election, Analysis, Journalism, Psychology, Ron Paul, Truth |
4 comments