Q:if you could have one super power which would you have and why?

Flying. Because then I wouldn't have to deal with commuting. Plus could you imagine flying down the Grand Canyon?

Q:cogitate and discuss:

No, states have not had the right to issue paper through their banks for many, many years.

Q:What are the advantages of mobile power?

2, the safety performance: polymer lithium battery in the structure of the use of aluminum-plastic flexible packaging, different from the liquid cell metal shell, in the event of security risks, liquid batteries easily explode, and polymer batteries will only drums.

Q:Does anyone know what is the best ford year model to get, if I want to add 150hp on it? I heard about chips and after market parts, but I also heard you can still blow up the 6.0L engine or mess it up real bad, and the transmition will not last. Can anyone help me? What do you think is the best way to gain the extra power safely, where my engine and transmition will not fall apart in only two years. Also, I will not switch to any other truck maker.

Can you wait a month? You'll like the new 2008 with the 6.4. The twin turbo is a hoss and they've upgraded the interiors and have some new options with it like navigation and the rear step to get in the bed.

Q:Are these usurptation's of power going to go unchallenged by anyone in court?The ACLU is right there for terrorists, where is the ACLU for Americans?Isn't there anyone or group with the cajones to stand up against this tyranny in court?

I think 0bama appointed ACORN to take care of that. Oh snap!

Q:A company based out of Dallas,TX has somehow acquired my account number and has charged me for 26.90.That 26.90 has put me into a deficit of 35 additional dollars. I live in North Carolina and have never heard of this company, never authorized any charges for anything, and never been contacted by them.I have attempted several times to call them and I receive no reply.I left several voice mails and for a company that says on the phone that it's hours are 9-5CST, I find it quite disturbing that no one in their customer service department is available every time I call. What can I do? Also, my bank has already taken 277.68 from my monthly disability check of 541.00. So I have to get by on 260 this month? How's it legal for them to garnish my wages like that? Shouldn't only the IRS have that power? Would a suit stand in court against my bank because of this garnishing of my wages?

Contact your bank and tell them that it is a fraudulent charge

Q:Mobile power how to see the size of the capacity

Oh, you have to measure the actual capacity of it

Q:By owning the Federal Reserve Bank, they can print as much money as they need to buy off anyone who isn't Jewish and stands in their way or has power over major sectors of our govt and society.

Please Please Please tell me you are not a product of the American Education System. There are actually 12 different Federal Reserve Banks around the country, and they are owned by big private banks. But the banks don’t necessarily run the show. Nationally, the Federal Reserve System is led by a Board of Governors whose seven members are appointed by the president and confirmed by the Senate The stockholders in the 12 regional Federal Reserve Banks are the privately owned banks that fall under the Federal Reserve System. These include all national banks (chartered by the federal government) and those state-chartered banks that wish to join and meet certain requirements. About 38 percent of the nation’s more than 8,000 banks are members of the system, and thus own the Fed banks. The concept of ownership needs some explaining here, however. The member banks must by law invest 3 percent of their capital as stock in the Reserve Banks, and they cannot sell or trade their stock or even use that stock as collateral to borrow money. They do receive dividends of 6 percent per year from the Reserve Banks and get to elect each Reserve Bank’s board of directors. The private banks also have a voice in regulating the nation’s money supply and setting targets for short-term interest rates, but it’s a minority voice. Those decisions are made by the Federal Open Market Committee, which has a dozen voting members, only five of whom come from the banks. The remaining seven, a voting majority, are the Fed’s Board of Governors who, as mentioned, are appointed by the president. You cannot print as much money as you want or need and it does not stand in the way of the government. The government is the Federal Reserve as they actually call the shots of the President and senate via the board. I SO hope you are not the product of the American education system and if you are, please tell me you went to school in some place like Mississippi or Indiana

Q:America has total control over every decision that either of the institutions make?

Didn't we keep calling that army in Iraq a Multi National Force? Even though we were the only ones left? MARKETING!

Q:Iam not an economic genius, but.Lets say there's a country, where the banks are controlled by the government. Could the government of that country add a few zero's to the end of their balance of money, in effect making money. With the digital age with paper money becoming less apparent, do you think that this is possible? A country in which it's economic growth is unlimited?

money is just a way of keeping score. it has no real value in itself the only real source of wealth is cheap clean energy and human brain power there are State Banks like Nebraska ( or is it North Dakota) wher ethe bank that makes loans is owned by the state and uses its profits for the benefit of all , not just the owner of the bank huge international banks like IGA, Bank of america etc exist only to make more porfit for themselves. we almost had a world economic collapse because of them. Read about the bail out Germany before WW II in the 1920s did what you said. every day the currency changed. soon the paper it was printed on cost more than the 10,000 mark note. it took a bushel of money to buy a loaf of bread. workers demanded raises every day to be able to pay for rising costs. Called hyper inflation' thousands of % a year or more. america ususally has about 2-3% inflation. right now we have almost none. american bonds pay less than 1% interest and foreign buyers still want them. in the 1980s we had very high inflation but it passed. GOLD is just metal and no better than paper for keeping money score