The Kevin Trudeau Show: 3-30-13
Today, Kevin gives you his advice on how to lower high blood pressure and what to do if you have bad body odor.
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The Kevin Trudeau Show: 9-15-12
Today, Kevin gives you a story from the ‘Obama was wrong’ file and gives you a few tips on how to make a good first impression when applying for a job.
Self Help:
Change The Way You Think
Health:
Low Salt Diet Actually Increases Your Risk Of Heart Attack
Government:
Local Ice Cream Makers Face Shutdown By State
Illinois Shutting Down Ice Cream Maker For Using Fresh Fruit
How Much Does Michelle Obama Spend on Vacations With Taxpayer Money?
Worker Paid For 12 Years Without Ever Showing Up!
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U.S. Economy Fails to Add Jobs
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UFO Sightings Increase 67 Percent
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The Kevin Trudeau Show: 9-2-11
Today, Kevin gives you a story from the ‘Obama was wrong’ file and gives you a few tips on how to make a good first impression when applying for a job.
Self Help:
Change The Way You Think
Health:
Low Salt Diet Actually Increases Your Risk Of Heart Attack
Government:
Local Ice Cream Makers Face Shutdown By State
Illinois Shutting Down Ice Cream Maker For Using Fresh Fruit
How Much Does Michelle Obama Spend on Vacations With Taxpayer Money?
Worker Paid For 12 Years Without Ever Showing Up!
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U.S. Economy Fails to Add Jobs
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UFO Sightings Increase 67 Percent
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Do This To Lower Cancer Risk
August 23, 2011 by admin
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Did you know that a higher percentage of Americans today are getting cancer than they did 20 years ago? Cancer rates are rising every single year across the board. A higher percentage of people are diagnosed with cancer. Cancer keeps going up and that’s just in America. In other countries, there is almost no cancer.
What causes the cancer? Well, a barrage of things; fluoride and chlorine in the water, the herbicides and pesticides, radiation, cell phones, high definition televisions, 3D TVs, monosodium glutamate, artificial sweeteners, the chemicals and stabilizers in your food, high fructose corn syrup, genetically modified food, negative thinking… the list goes on.
Click here to protect yourself from these cancer risks: http://bit.ly/nEGB23
Yours in health…
KT
The Most And Least Obese States In The U.S.
July 12, 2011 by admin
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July 12, 2011
Huffington Post
An annual report issued late last week took another close look at obesity rates across the United States. The report found one unfortunate trend: In all 50 states, the rates are rising.
Click here to see the complete list of the least to most obese American states.
Recession Cost Average American $7,300
July 12, 2011 by admin
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July 12, 2011
Huffington Post
By Alexander Eichler
The recession that struck the U.S. in 2007 has cost consumers about $7,300 each in lost spending, according to a San Francisco Federal Reserve economist.
In a paper published Monday, Kevin Lansing, a senior economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, wrote that if personal consumption had continued on from December 2007 to the present day at the same rates that it occurred from 2000 to 2007, Americans would have each spent an extra $7,356 by now.
Taken over a period of 42 months, that’s about $175 in lost spending per month, Lansing writes.
However, it’s not necessarily true that personal consumption should have continued on at pre-2008 rates. That kind of spending was symptomatic of a bubble economy, Lansing notes in the paper, and “was bound to slow sooner or later.”
The climbing rates of consumption may not have been “economically desirable,” he writes, in part because Americans were saving so little and taking on so much debt. And much of that spending was made possible by “unsound lending practices,” which have since come under scrutiny.
In an interview with Bloomberg, Lansing said the pre-recession spending reflected an “artificial economy that was driven by debt.”
Click here for the full report from Huffington Post.
The Kevin Trudeau Show: 3-22-11
Today, Kevin gives you his advice on how to lower high blood pressure and what to do if you have bad body odor.
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The Kevin Trudeau Show: 3-3-11
Today, Kevin exposes the evil that lurks within the government and explains how riding your bike without a license or registration may be considered illegal one day.
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The Kevin Trudeau Show: 1-21-11
Today, Kevin gives you his advice on how to lower high blood pressure and what to do if you have bad body odor.
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IMF Admits West Is Stuck in Near Depression
October 4, 2010 by admin
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October 3rd, 2010
The Telegraph
By: Ambrose Evans-Pritchard
The IMF report – “Will It Hurt? Macroeconomic Effects of Fiscal Consolidation” – implicitly argues that austerity will do more damage than so far admitted.
Normally, tightening of 1pc of GDP in one country leads to a 0.5pc loss of growth after two years. It is another story when half the globe is in trouble and tightening in lockstep. Lost growth would be double if interest rates are already zero, and if everybody cuts spending at once.
“Not all countries can reduce the value of their currency and increase net exports at the same time,” it said. Nobel economist Joe Stiglitz goes further, warning that damn may break altogether in parts of Europe, setting off a “death spiral”.
The Fund said damage also doubles for states that cannot cut rates or devalue – think Spain, Portugal, Ireland, Greece, and Italy, all trapped in EMU at overvalued exchange rates.
“A fall in the value of the currency plays a key role in softening the impact. The result is consistent with standard Mundell-Fleming theory that fiscal multipliers are larger in economies with fixed exchange rate regimes.” Exactly.
Let us avoid the crude claim that spending cuts in a slump are wicked or self-defeating. Britain did exactly that after leaving the Gold Standard in 1931, and the ERM in 1992, both times with success. A liberated Bank of England was able to cut interest rates. Sterling fell. The key point is whether you can offset the budget cuts.
But by the same token, it is fallacious to cite the austerity cures of Canada, and Scandinavia in the 1990s – as the European Central Bank does – as evidence that budget cuts pave the way for recovery. These countries were able export to a booming world. They could lower interest rates, and were small enough to carry out `beggar-thy-neighbour’ devaluations without attracting much notice. We were not then in our New World Order of “currency wars”.
Be that as it may, it is clear that Southern Europe will not recover for a long time. Portuguese premier Jose Socrates has just unveiled his latest austerity package. He has capitulated on wage cuts. There will be a rise in VAT from 21pc to 23pc, and a freeze in pensions and projects. The trade unions have called a general strike for next month.
Mr Socrates has already lost his socialist majority, leaking part of his base to the hard-Left Bloco. He must rely on conservative acquiescence – not yet forthcoming. Citigroup said the fiscal squeeze will be 3pc of GDP next year. So under the IMF’s schema, this implies a 3pc loss in growth. Since there wasn’t any growth to speak off, this means contraction.
Spain had a general strike last week. Elena Salgado, the defiant finance minister, refused to blink. “Economic policy will be maintained,” she said. There will be another bitter budget in 2011, cutting ministry spending by 16pc.
Mrs Salgado has ruled out any risk of a double-dip. But the Bank of Spain fears the economy may contract in the third quarter.
The lesson of the 1930s is that politics can turn ugly as slumps drag into a third year, and voters lose faith in the promised recovery. Unemployment is already 20pc in Spain. If Mrs Salgado is wrong, Spanish society will face a stress test.
We are seeing a pattern – first in Ireland, now in Greece and Portugal – where cuts are failing to close the deficit as fast as hoped. Austerity itself is eroding tax revenues. Countries are chasing their own tail.
The rest of EMU is not going to help. France and Italy are cutting 1.6pc GDP next year. The German squeeze starts in earnest in 2011.
Given the risks, you would expect the ECB to stand by with monetary stimulus. But no, while the central banks of the US, the UK, and Japan are worried enough to mull a fresh blast of money, Frankfurt is talking up its exit strategy. It risks repeating the error of July 2008 when it raised rates in the teeth of the crisis.
The ECB is winding down its lending facilities for eurozone banks, regardless of the danger for Spanish, Portuguese, Irish, and Greek banks that have borrowed €362bn, or the danger for their governments. These banks have used the money to buy state bonds, playing the internal “carry trade” for extra yield. In other words, the ECB is chipping at the prop that holds up Southern Europe.
One has to conclude that the ECB is washing its hands of the PIGS, dumping the problem onto the fiscal authorities through the EU’s €440bn rescue fund. That is courting fate.
Who believes that the EMU Alpinistas roped together on the North Face of the Eiger are strong enough to hold the rope if one after another loses its freezing grip on the ice?






