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THIS IS THE NATIONAL DEBT ON AMERICA!
OVER $9,000,000,000,000.00!
THATS $9 TRILLION AND RISING $1,500,000,000 THATS $1.50 BILLION EACH DAY! DATA FROM:
http://www.brillig.com/debt_clock/

Another Debt figure from:
http://mwhodges.home.att.net/nat-debt/debt-nat-a.htm
Paints a Far Worse Scenario.

This Ad is meant to be a twist on the "This is your Brain on Drugs" Ads. The Pans are the debt and We are the Eggs! Don't be a Egghead!

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  • I got it now ... ya cant post direct links I guess !

    Silly me.

  • Split up your link with spaces

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  • 9 trillion debt is vital to the economy? Who is that money going to? We owe billions to China, they'll get a piece. You don't seem to understand that this is not a closed system, and our money is our biggest export. So if all our money is going oversees where it is owed, how is that helping our economy? They wont give it back. More money printed means the dollar is worth less. If we were in better shape there would be more transactions, but if the dollar is devalued we have less money to spend!

  • Write in Ron Paul 2008!

    Dr. Paul is the ONLY candidate worthy of the presidency. Cast your vote for AMERICA'S LAST GREAT HOPE!

    SUPPORT RON PAUL!!!!

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  • ron paul has good ideas to bad his media director makes horrible adds

  • total waste of eggs....

  • I like this add. If you hate the national debt you should never vote Republican. The three last GOP presidents all raised the national debt.

    Carter and Clinton both lowered it.

    Why would anyone ever vote Republican.

    Bush did come into office with a the biggest surplus in our countries history to turn it into the largest amount of debt this country has ever seen.

  • The public debt does not seem to get peoples attention. The total unfunded obligations of the US were 59.1 trillion dollars as of Nov 17th. That is getting close to the estimated value of every object on the planet so that might get their attention.

  • great video, thanks for linking this! *huge smile*

  • You don't want to compete with Mexico. I did it for years in California. Count your blessings when your son or a Mexican is who digs the post holes when you're old and you're still on the job. Or work smart and not so hard. From China it's a longer swim. I don't know that I want a plastics factory on every corner here or to be spending all day doing assembly line work. I'd rather be a starving artist in America living on my scrambled nest eggs.

  • Think Workable Model

  • The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. has $45 billion on hand to cover bank failures.

    Indymac earlier this year cost the FDIC $9 billion.

    Total of deposits insured in U.S. is $4.5 trillion!

    That shows the poss. size of the problem.

    Fannie Mae and reddie Mac is a huge financial tremor. They issue 70% of Americans' mortgages. Uncle Sam is on the hook for $5 trillion.

    78 million baby boomers' "retiring boom" will cost $4 trillion/year.

    Funding needed for real liability=$70 trillion?

  • Google "The Money Masters"

    Watch the Video.

    Educate yourself. It's time we all did.

  • What an irritating voice

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