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Emmanuel Sumithran Gnanamanickam, a community leader and manager of an NGO providing services to tribal areas in South India, says the most important thing he's learned from his patients is that life cannot go on without trust. Working in a way that respects each person's individuality creates bonds of trust, which allows larger-scale transformation to take place.

from Global Economics Blog:

As energy prices soar, Frustrated owners try to unload their guzzlers.

Americans are turning away from the boxy, four-wheel-drive vehicles that have for years dominated the nation's highways. Sport utility vehicles and pickup trucks - symbols of Americans' obsession with horsepower, size, and status - are falling out of favor as consumers rich and poor encounter sticker shock at the pump, paying upward of $80 to fill gas tanks.

Those paying into Social Security are SCREWED. Clinton, Obama and McCain voted for this. Maybe you don't care how much you get when you retire but think of your parents or grandparents now. Mine are enraged. You should be too.

The value we place on something that really has no value at all.

from www.RonPaulLibrary.org
The Economy and Monetary Policy
September 23, 2007
Ron Paul's Straight Talk- a weekly collumn

The Money Has to Come From Somewhere

Wall Street rally wants more help for victims of sub-prime mortgage meltdown