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Part Human/Part Animal Hybrid Monsters Are Being Created By Scientists All Over The Planet
Part Human/Part Animal Hybrid Monsters Are Being Created By Scientists All Over The Planet
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Secret Cloning Projects Exposed: Help Us Warn the World - Help us warn the world- send Alex’s latest video on the Genetic Genocide to everyone you know and/or make your own video,write your own article and tell your neighbor there’s more going on than just the ballgame.
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20 Things That Could Happen If No Debt Deal Is Reached - sorce: http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/chronicle/7672746.html
1. Higher interest rates
You'll pay more immediately on credit-card debt. Home and car loan rates will rise, too. Numerous economic forecasters predict an immediate rate increase of at least 1.5 percentage points on consumer interest - adding nearly $20,000 to the cost of a $175,000, 30-year home mortgage. "It would amount to a de facto tax increase on the American people," said Obama economic adviser Jason Furman.
2. A plunging stock market.
Financial services firm Janney Montgomery Scott says a default would prompt a 6.3 percent decline in the S&P 500 over three months. That would cost you dearly if you own a 401(k), money market funds, bond funds or individual stocks. A 6.3 percent drop translates into a loss of $8,816 in the 401(k) of an average investor in his 50s, based on portfolio estimates of the Employee Benefit Research Institute.
3. Prices of imported goods would soar.
The U.S. dollar almost certainly would plummet on the world market, raising the prices we pay for imported products, particularly from economically vibrant Asian nations such as China.
4. State funding crises.
If the federal government can't fork over aid to the states, states will have to scramble to plug massive and unexpected holes in their own budgets. Did you think the contentious state balanced-budget battles of 2011 were over? Think again.
5. Federal student loans would be frozen.
An estimated $8.8 billion in Pell Grants for this school year would not be paid in August and September.
6. No tax refunds.
Still waiting for an income tax refund or other government payment? Don't hold your breath.
7. No road projects.
All federal highway and mass transit aid would come to a screeching halt. That could affect projects such as Houston Metro expansion and U.S. 290 construction.
8. Chaos at airports.
If the government can't pay for security screeners, air traffic controllers or others involved in our transportation system, American air travel could be disrupted.
9. National parks would be shuttered.
Planning a vacation at the Grand Canyon or Big Bend this summer? Want to visit the Smithsonian museums on the National Mall or the Johnson Space Center? These are not likely to make the cut of essential government services and could close down until the crisis is resolved.
10. Possible cuts to Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid.
If you're old or poor, your future benefits are uncertain. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner says flatly that "a broad range of government payments would have to be stopped, limited or delayed, including … Social Security and Medicare payments." Will it happen? Reduced or delayed benefits are definite possibilities.
11. Jobless aid in jeopardy.
Geithner says that unemployment insurance also might have to be delayed or reduced. It's all a question of priorities: Which is more important, paying our troops or aiding jobless Americans?
12. Military personnel can't count on a regular paycheck.
Repaying U.S. bond-holders is the first priority if the debt ceiling is not increased, the White House has said. Then what? Social Security recipients? Medicare beneficiaries? If you do that, there's not enough money to pay federal personnel. Among those who could go without full pay are uniformed military, civilian Pentagon staffers, defense contractors and intelligence operatives.
13. Veterans benefits are in grave jeopardy.
If the president decides to continue to pay for national-security obligations and social safety net programs for the elderly and unemployed, there likely won't be enough money left to fund programs for military veterans. At a minimum, it would mean reduced services and delayed reimbursements.
14. Federal workers may not be paid.
If you work for the federal government, you could be in big trouble. It's an open question whether federal workers would be furloughed or laid off. But it's clear that most of them could not be paid - at least their entire salaries.
15. Thousands of American businesses would be stiffed by Uncle Sam.
The government would be unable to pay its vendors. So whether you own a Houston janitorial service that cleans government buildings or are a multibillion-dollar Fort Worth defense contractor, you're not going to get paid. So how do you meet your own payroll? That's your problem.
16. Small businesses will lose a safety net.
Don't bother applying for a small business loan or any other form of government assistance. It's not going to be processed until the debt ceiling is increased. And there won't be any small business assistance to recover from natural disasters.
17. Shockwaves will reverberate in foreign financial markets.
Because the U.S. would not be able to borrow or spend money from abroad, world stock markets likely would decline significantly. That would affect anyone with money market accounts that are invested in global equities.
18. Companies are likely to hold off on making new hires.
Because of increased uncertainty about consumer spending, companies will be far less likely to expand or to fill existing vacancies. Some economists are predicting a spike in unemployment back to double-digit levels. Third Way estimates a net loss of 640,000 jobs within a year tied to the consequences of default. To those who survived the Great Recession of 2009, you may be facing another period of anxiety and uncertainty.
19. Many Americans will take out loans - if they can get them.
Personal debt will spike as Americans seek loans to cover payments the government no longer can give them, from college aid to business subsidies to health care assistance.
20. Your share of the national debt will increase.
The downgrading of U.S. credit will force the American government to pay more for long-term borrowing to finance the nation's $14 trillion-plus in debt. (Remember, that's what triggered this crisis.) A recent report by J.P. Morgan financial analysts says that the Treasury Department most likely would be required to increase yields to government bond purchasers by 50 basis points, costing the U.S. $75 billion a year in higher interest payments. That adds up to about $2,500 over 10 years for every man, woman and child living in the U.S. - a hefty penalty for each of us to pay for Washington's dysfunctional state.
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In 1997, Art Bell received a call from someone claiming to be a ex-Area 51 employee. He stated that disasters where coming, and the government new about them.
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