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Andy Suttons's Beat The Street	Jun 29, 2009
Cash and Carry On?
The first cap and trade bill has passed the US House. While proponents are touting it as a bill that will recreate America, it appears at first glance to be more business as usual with a lot of money changing hands.
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Jim Willie and Friends	Jun 30, 2009
Manipulation and Deception: Pawns on Parade
Rob Kirby joins us and talks about the manipulation of oil and gold, and how misinformation from appointed pawns makes it hard to know the truth.
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SPIN CYCLE: Reality or Rhetoric?	Jul 01, 2009
Solving for Solutions
We discuss some potential solutions for the problems posed in the episodes of the past two months in this much-anticipated broadcast.
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CICN's Rocks & Stocks Report	Jun 29, 2009
Testing our Mettle
We talk with Bill Murphy of GATA about the rampant manipulation in the precious metals markets, and the light at the end of the tunnel.
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CICN's Rocks & Stocks Report	Jun 10, 2009
Goldrea CEO Larry Reaugh
New 43-101 Report sheds very positive light on this company's future amid increased demand for Manganese.
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The Mysterious Omen
In Barron’s this week, they had a big notice, labeled “Divisor Change” pasted onto the chart of the Dow Jones Industrials Average, which leads off their Market Laboratory section. The notice was necessary since General Motors and Citigroup were ta......

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THE RAILS RETURN
The Chinese are expanding there railway system by leaps and bounds…and recently, two of the world's most savvy investors took a sudden interest in the good old railroad business. It's clear: the rails are back. Chris Mayer explores… ......

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Ludwig von Mises Institute DAILY WRAP ,Friday, July 03, 2009

By David Gordon

Woods Tells the Story of the Meltdown

Tom Woods has made an invaluable contribution with his latest book. If the Austrian account of our current plight is correct, what should we do now? Woods offers a simple answer that is essential for the public to understand. The government should do nothing. Malinvestments have occurred and must come to an end.