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Students, get a full week of this at a summer seminar: lrnlbty.co Do governments ever cut spending? According to Dr. Stephen Davies, there are historical examples of government spending cuts in Canada, New Zealand, Sweden, and America. In these cases, despite popular belief, the government spending cuts did not cause economic stagnation. In fact, the spending cuts often accelerated economic growth by freeing up resources for the private sector. Watch more videos: lrnlbty.co

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www.SaveUsChuckWoolery.com Game show legend Chuck Woolery discusses his thoughts on how to cut government spending.

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The Government's being urged to stop any more cuts to Army manpower and review it's redundancy programme. The warning comes in an open letter, which was published in Monday's Daily Telegraph and signed by senior military figures. While praising the proposals to invest and expand the Territorial Army it argues against using reservists to plug the gaps left by the defence cuts. Colonel Richard Kemp was one of the signatories.

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Dr. Ron Paul, on why government cuts should focus on the military and overseas spending. Apr 26, 2012 All credits to : Fox Business Network, Neil Cavuto FBI -- WARNING -- Federal law allows citizens to reproduce, distribute or exhibit portions of copyright motion pictures, video tapes, or video disks under certain circumstances without authorization of the copyright holder. This infringement of copyright is called fair use and is allowed for purposes of criticism, news reporting, teaching and parody.

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Students, get a full week of this at a summer seminar: lrnlbty.co At the rate the federal government spends, it runs out of money on July 31. What programs should be cut to balance the budget and fund the government for the remaining five months of the year? Cutting NASA might buy two days; cutting the Navy could buy fifteen. It seems that balancing the budget may require more than just cutting government programs. What should be done?

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The star of stage and screen talks to AWTW as part of the forthcoming film, working title, 'Beyond Resistance' due out in January 2011 www.aworldtowin.net peoplesassemblies.org

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The myth of cuts. Exploding the media narrative. Follow on twitter: @ukipwebmaster

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$2 trillion appears to be the "sweet spot" for spending cuts in order to negotiate a debt limit increase. Rather than cut wasteful and unconstitutional spending, Congress and the President are prepared to trim around the edges to strike a deal. Video produced by Caleb O. Brown and Austin Bragg.

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Greek riot police have used tear gas to disperse the crowd of raging rioters throwing petrol bombs and stones. Greece is at a standstill once again, with people venting their anger at more cuts, which the EU is demanding in return for vital funds. Read more on.rt.com RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com

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Don't believe the lies about the Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker recall! Please help us get the word out by voting up this story on Reddit: www.reddit.com Ever since he took on Wisconsin's teachers unions and denied them collective bargaining rights, Republican Gov. Scott Walker has been Public Enemey No. 1 for public-sector unions all over the country. Walker faces a recall election on June 5th and may well be chased out of the governor's mansion after just one year in office. Is Walker the heartless budget-cutter his opponents claim - slashing spending, cutting taxes, and driving Wisconsin's economy into a sinkhole? Hardly. Here are three lies at the heart of the Wisconsin Recall. Lie #1: Gov. Walker Cut Spending Gov. Walker has cut the rate at which Wisconsin's state budget is growing, but he hasn't actually cut spending. In fact, the state's biennial budget is scheduled to increase by about 3 percent on Walker's watch, rising from $62.6 billion (2009-11) to $64.3 billion (2011-13). A big reason for that bump is that Walker's budget includes a historic increase in state spending on Medicaid, after the federal government cut its contribution to the state-run health insurance program for the poor. Walker has been widely vilified for a 7 percent cut in state aid to schools over two years, which he says will be paid for by cost-saving measures such as requiring teachers to kick in more for their pensions and healthcare. But the bottom line is that Walker hasn't actually cut <b>...</b>

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This is the VOA Special English Economics Report, from voaspecialenglish.com | http Greece has approved a plan to cut spending, raise taxes and sell government-owned assets. The approval cleared the way for seventeen billion dollars in loans from the International Monetary Fund and the European Union. The loans are a share of the one-hundred-fifty-six-billion-dollar rescue deal that Greece secured last year.The money will help the government to operate and pay its debts until the middle of September. But the austerity plan led to a two-day general strike in Greece and violent demonstrations in Athens. Several hundred protesters and police were injured. Parliament approved the plan on June twenty-ninth, and agreed to the details the next day. Prime Minister George Papandreou won more support than expected for his proposals. He appealed to parliament to do everything possible to avoid defaulting on the debts of the birthplace of democracy. "There is a choice," he said. "We can remain a Greece which has a huge public sector, or change to a Greece which has an effective democratic and productive public sector."Greece is expected to seek more international help, even though years of government borrowing led to the crisis. Many protesters said their government is making decisions that only serve the interests of wealthy nations. But other Greeks see the need for austerity. One man said: "I think the policies are a good step towards finding common ground with the European Union <b>...</b>

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The caretaker Dutch Prime Minister is still desperate to push through budget cuts and has called on lawmakers to help him. The government collapsed on Monday when Mark Rutter resigned, as it failed to agree on painful measures demanded by Brussels. The political crisis has already been described as a revolt against enforced EU austerity. UK-based journalist and blogger Neil Clark says there's every chance now the Netherlands will abandon the Euro, which he believes would be disastrous for the single currency. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com

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From Nobel laureate Paul Krugman to the free-market-friendly Economist magazine to former Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers, all sorts of experts are charging that financial austerity measures are killing the great economies of Europe. "Austerity Is So Wrong!" reads the headline of a Krugman piece at The Daily Beast that argues against cutting government spending during weak economic times. But the critics of austerity have got it all wrong, says Mercatus Center economist and Reason columnist Veronique de Rugy. For starters, many European countries haven't cut spending at all and, among the ones that have, most have made relatively minor trims while also hiking taxes. That's known as "the balanced approach," notes de Rugy, and it almost never works to reduce debt-to-GDP ratios or get economies moving again. Yet critics of cutting government spending in a weak economy ignore academic research showing that significant spending cuts, structural reforms to entitlements, and loosening labor regulations are proven ways to reduce debt loads and get countries moving again. De Rugy talked with Reason's Nick Gillespie about austerity and its discontents - and what the United States could learn from Germany's economic reforms made earlier this century. About 7 minutes long. Produced by Jim Epstein; camera by Epstein and Meredith Bragg. Go to Reason.tv for downloadable versions and subscribe to Reason's YouTube channel to receive automatic notification when new material goes live.

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Congress is trying to stop previously agreed on triggers that would result in large cuts to spending on the bloated US defense budget. The Young Turks host Cenk Uygur explains. www.politico.com Subscribe to The Young Turks: bit.ly Find out how to watch The Young Turks on Current by clicking here: www.current.com The Largest Online New Show in the World. Google+: www.gplus.to Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com

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Fox & Friends host Gretchen Carlson went on an angry rant about the payroll tax cut compromise. Cenk Uygur discusses Gretchen's comments and just how hypocritical she is. Tell us in the comment section below what you think of the payroll tax cut deal. Subscribe to The Young Turks: bit.ly Find out how to watch The Young Turks on Current by clicking here: www.current.com The Largest Online New Show in the World. Google+: www.gplus.to Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com

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Does cutting corporate tax rates increase jobs for Americans? Apple is one of many examples showing that a lower tax rate on corporations generally means more jobs are created outside the US The Young Turks host Cenk Uygur explains. www.huffingtonpost.com Subscribe to The Young Turks: bit.ly Find out how to watch The Young Turks on Current by clicking here: www.current.com The Largest Online New Show in the World. Google+: www.gplus.to Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com

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London 360 - www.communitychannel.org This week's show is presented by Lauren Hawkins Student protests From the Arab Spring to the Occupy movement, 2011 has definitely been a year of protest. On Wednesday 9th November thousands took to the streets in a largely peaceful demonstration against the rise in tuition fees and government cuts. London 360 went along to uncover the root of the protestors discontent. Pirate Radio Unauthorised broadcasting, otherwise known as pirate radio, is as old as radio itself and has a greater presence in the capital than we perhaps realise. London 360 was interested to explore how relevant it still is in this new internet age and whether it still has a place in our community. They sent reporter Carina Nava Johnson to find out. Olympic London - Get Set Scheme One in eight school children across the capital are being given the opportunity to see the Games for free next summer, courtesy of the Mayor of London. However, it seems the scheme is not taking off as hoped. Reporter Abdullah Moallim went back to school in Ilford to find out why not. If you are a school or college and would like to sign up for the Get Set Scheme, you can visit their website. getset.london2012.com London Literacy Back in Series 1, London 360 made a feature about The Evening Standard's Get London Reading campaign, which was launched in June to combat low literacy levels across the capital. 5 months on, LONDON360 reporter Lauren Hawkins went to meet one of the volunteers and <b>...</b>

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Cenk Uygur breaks down a series of graphs discussing tax rates including: who did the Bush tax cuts benefit, average income of top 400 highest incomes, average tax rate for top 400 incomes, average effective income tax rates, and sources of federal tax revenue. Do we really have a progressive tax structure watch to find out. Subscribe to The Young Turks: bit.ly Find out how to watch The Young Turks on Current by clicking here: www.current.com The Largest Online New Show in the World. Google+: www.gplus.to Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com

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"AARP these are the guys that are supposed to protect senior citizens, obviously supposed to protect social security and medicare...They're doing a secret meeting, they're doing public meetings throughout the country called "You've earned a say and we're listening" meanwhile in Washington they've sent out a secret letter inviting both Republicans and Democrats to come talk about cutting social security and medicare as part of the grand bargin." Cenk Uygur and Ana Kasparian discuss. Subscribe to The Young Turks: bit.ly Find out how to watch The Young Turks on Current by clicking here: www.current.com The Largest Online New Show in the World. Google+: www.gplus.to Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com

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Follow latest updates at twitter.com and www.facebook.com 100 to 300 thousand people are expected to take part in what's set to be the UK's biggest political demonstration for a decade. Mass protests are planned across the British capital to oppose the government's 80 billion pound spending cuts. The austerity measures are part of a treasury initiative to eliminate the country's huge budget deficit in just four years.

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www.nma.tv Political squabbles mean Belgium has been without a federal government for 15 months. A caretaker government with limited powers is in charge. Europe has been plunged into a deep economic funk. Belgians, however, seem oblivious to the chaos around them. England responded to bad economic news with cuts, but Belgium's caretaker government does not have the power. Belgians were spared from austerity measures. It doesn't hurt that salaries and pensions are indexed to inflation. Belgium is experiencing healthy growth while many Eurozone rivals remain stalled. Maybe more countries should go without governments.

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Bill Maher on tax cuts and US Government Shutdown 2011, with guests Bernie Sanders, Randy Cohen and Doug Heye. More Information: huffingtonpost.com en.wikipedia.org

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House Republicans are facing pressure from the rest of the Party to support President Obama's payroll tax cut extension. The Young Turks host Cenk Uygur breaks it down. www.washingtonpost.com Subscribe to The Young Turks: bit.ly Download the politics or entertainment hour of this TYT episode: goo.gl The Largest Online New Show in the World. Google+: www.gplus.to Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com

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This is the VOA Special English Economics Report, from voaspecialenglish.com | http Today we look back at some of the top stories of twenty-eleven. In Europe, the debt crisis that started in two thousand ten in Greece and Ireland spread to other countries. Portugal needed a financial rescue, and Italy needed a new prime minister. Silvio Berlusconi lost his job over Italy's debt problems. Former European Union official Mario Monti replaced him in November.Pressures on Europe's financial system called into question the future of the euro. European finance officials called for greater cooperation and new rules. World Bank President Robert Zoellick said Europe would have to find its own answers to its debt problems. "Europe has to rescue Europe, OK? And it's very important. If there's any message when I'm asked, "Well, what can the US do and what can China do?" The best thing they can do is clean up their act at home, be a source of growth at home."Mr. Zoellick also said it was important for other big economies to deal with their own budget imbalances. "The downgrade of America from triple A didn't affect the finances today, but it may be one of those events people look back on ten years from now and say, 'Did they get the warning?'" In August, a credit rating agency cut the United States' credit rating from the highest level, triple A, to double A-plus. Also in August, Steve Jobs stepped down as chief at Apple because of his failing health. He died of cancer in October at <b>...</b>

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Watch more @ www.youtube.com twitter.com twitter.com US congress today approved an extension of the payroll tax cut for two months...putting off a tax increase for millions of workers. So, after much partisan politicking, they did it -- saving face for the moment, but could it hurt their stock price headed into the 2012 elections? You heard me right. We'll talk about the political derivatives market a Chicago exchange is betting on. Would it be a continuation of a climate on wall street that encourages special treatment that our guest, fiancial journalist and inventor of the virtual specialist technology, Max Keiser, calls "the special olympics for financial fraud." And speaking of derivatives, those bets added fuel to the fire that engulfed the financial markets in 2008...most famously seen in the explosion and bailout of AGI (backdoor bailout of the big banks like goldman sachs, jp morgan, bank of america, etc.). More recently, MF Global customer money used to trade on these exchanges went missing. So where do futures exchanges come from and where have they gone wrong? From Ancient Greece to MF Global we'll break it down. And, heading into 2012 -- will it be a happy new year for the US economy? Maybe not. Economists predict sluggish 2 percent growth, an economy held down by housing troubles, government budget cuts, and a lousy job market. That didn't stop hoards of people from lining up at malls and waiting all night for a chance to buy the 175 dollar "IT" Air Jordans <b>...</b>

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Protests rage on across America in opposition to government cuts to worker's rights. Nomi Prins, the author of "It Takes a Pillage" and a senior fellow at Demos explained the protests highlight an awakening and increase in collective action targeting Wall Street and the government who keeps bailing out big business. While people are being told by the media and US government that America is recovering from the economic crisis Americans continue to suffer from rising unemployment, foreclosures and debt. As more people feel the crunch, more will rise up and America will see greater collective protests, she argued Follow Lucy on Twitter: twitter.com

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Who makes even Charlie Sheen's rockstar spending look tame? Washington. -------------------------- Can't get enough of our videos? See more: bit.ly At first thought, Charlies Sheen hardly seems like a model for fiscal responsibility. But, unfortunately, Washington is far worse. Washington's habit of spending far more than it takes in has driven the country into debt. And our economic situation is projected to only get worse. The solution is clear, but not easy: spending cuts. History shows that reducing government spending leads to sustained economic growth. And that's something (even Charlie Sheen) can get behind. -------------------------- Take part in the dialogue. Join our 30000+ fans on Facebook: on.fb.me Source List: "Last year, Charlie made $30 million." Source: jobs.aol.com "Last year, Washington brought in 2.3 trillion dollars in taxes." Source: www.washingtonpost.com "What's not funny is that they [Washington] spent 30 million..." Source: www.whitehouse.gov "It took over 200 years, and every President from George Washington through Bill Clinton, to rack up a gross debt of 6 trillion dollars." Source: www.whitehouse.gov "In the last 10 years, we have more than doubled it. " Source: www.whitehouse.gov "And at $14 trillion in 2011, it looks like we'll only need another ten...to nearly double it again." Source: www.whitehouse.gov "14 trillion is more than 130000 dollars per US household." Source: www.whitehouse.gov Projections on interest on the debt: Source: www <b>...</b>

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Congressman Ron Paul joins Neil Cavuto to discuss the potential of a government shutdown, his concern for spending, the implications of the current political climate, the consequences of fiscal irresponsibility and hope for reform, and the pending threat of price inflation. Reclaim the Constitution. Restore the Republic. CampaignForLiberty.com

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via Think Progress: "Since taking office in 2010, Gov. Chris Christie has approved a record $1.57 billion in state tax breaks for dozens of New Jersey's largest companies after they pledged to add jobs...The critics pointed out that even when the promised jobs have not materialized, the Christie administration has merely reduced, not withdrawn, the subsidies. And they say that the administration is mortgaging the state's future by forgiving so much tax revenue for the next 10 to 15 years." thinkprogress.org Subscribe to The Young Turks: bit.ly Find out how to watch The Young Turks on Current by clicking here: www.current.com The Largest Online New Show in the World. Google+: www.gplus.to Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com

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Italy is deciding on the future of a highly unpopular austerity package intended to put a leash on the country's runaway debt. The country's lower house of parliament is voting today on whether to pass an extensive set of tax hikes and spending cuts. The measure's already been passed by the Senate, despite weeks of wrangling and mass public protests. But, even if passed, many wonder if it will be enough. Because, as RT's Sara Firth reports, years of economic stagnation and a culture of government excess may have left it too little too late. On Tuesday, Barack Obama had some harsh words, now it's China's turn to tell Europe to get its financial house in order. The Premier of the world's second largest economy warned the Eurozone it must stop its crisis getting worse. Asia is concerned the EU's problems could take down the whole global economy. For more, RT talks to Francis Lun from investment company Lyncean Holdings Limited. RT on Twitter: twitter.com RT on Facebook: www.facebook.com

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ORIG: news.sky.com Police Officer Set On Fire In Athens Demo Wednesday February 23, 2011 Five people were injured when the demonstration against government cuts turned violent. More than 30000 had taken part in the demonstration but many were forced to take cover when youths began throwing rocks and fire bombs. The officer was hit by a petrol bomb which set his uniform and motorcycle on fire. He was forced to remove his crash hemet and colleagues had to help extinguish the flames. Riot police used tear gas and flash grenades to try stop the violence. The Greek government is facing international pressure to make further cuts after its ailing economy was bailed out by the International Monetary Fund and the European Union. It has already made drastic spending and pay cuts, as well as imposing a number of tax hikes in order to meet the conditions of the deal. Around 500 people gathered outside parliament following the main march. The group said they would not move until ministers agreed to make concessions.

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The Ron Paul 2012 Presidential Campaign announced the release of Dr. Paul's "Plan to Restore America," an ambitious federal government spending, tax and reform blueprint that as President he will implement. The plan, authored by Paul's campaign staff at his direction, promises to restore the federal government to its former Constitutionally-limited, smaller-government and less-burdensome place. The plan cuts $1 trillion in federal spending during the first year of a Paul Presidency and delivers a balanced budget in year three of a Paul Presidency. "Ron Paul's plan is the only one that seriously addresses the economic and budgetary problems our nation faces. It cuts $1 trillion in one year, and slashes regulations and taxes so our economy can grow and create jobs," said Ron Paul 2012 National Campaign Chairman Jesse Benton, a plan co-author. "It's the only plan offered by a presidential candidate that actually balances the budget and begins to pay down the debt. And it's the only plan being offered that tries to reign in the Federal Reserve and get inflation under control." Cuts totaling $1 trillion during the first year of a Paul Presidency would be achieved by eliminating five federal cabinet departments -- the Departments of Energy, Housing and Urban Development, Commerce, Interior and Education. Cuts of this scale will also be accomplished by a Paul Presidency abolishing the Transportation Security Administration and returning responsibility for security to private <b>...</b>

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Republican Senator Jeff Sessions referred to an effort led by Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid to pass a Senate resolution that the rich should share the pain of spending cuts as "rather pathetic". Michael Shure explains. The Largest Online News Show in the World. Facebook: www.facebook.com Subscribe: bit.ly TYT Mobile: bit.ly Twitter: twitter.com www.theyoungturks.com FREE Movies(!): www.netflix.com Read Ana's blog and subscribe at: www.examiner.com Read Cenk's Blog: www.huffingtonpost.com

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This is the VOA Special English Economics Report, from voaspecialenglish.com | http The economic situation in Italy is worrying investors and may have cost its prime minister his job. Like Greece, Italy is facing pressure to make unpopular cuts in government spending. Silvio Berlusconi sought to enact measures meant to satisfy his country's creditors. On early November eighth, Mr. Berlusconi won a budget vote in Italy's lower house of parliament. But the prime minister lost something else. A majority of lawmakers in the lower house refused to vote. It appeared Mr. Berlusconi had lost their support. He announced that he would resign after parliament passed budget cutting measures. Italian government debt is about one hundred twenty percent the size of the country's economy. That is second only to Greece in Europe. Greece, Ireland and Portugal have all required rescue loans to help them pay creditors. But unlike those nations, Italy has the third largest economy using the euro. And it is among the ten largest economies in the world. On November seventh, European finance ministers met in Brussels to discuss the deepening debt crisis among nations using the euro. European Union Economic and Monetary Affairs Commissioner Olli Rehn said Italy needed to enact reforms. "[It is] essential now that Italy will stick to its fiscal targets, ensure their implementation and intensify the structural reforms that can boost growth and job creation." Italy recently faced an increase in <b>...</b>

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