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The document discusses a proposal for President Obama to raise the debt ceiling through an executive order citing the 8th Amendment's prohibition of "cruel and unusual punishments." It summarizes the arguments that defaulting on debt would inflict massive economic harm globally and deprive citizens of basic necessities in violation of human dignity. Background provides context on past rulings that penalties destroying one's social status violate the 8th Amendment. The organization Queen of Green aims to empower the poor globally through sustainable programs.
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![BACKGROUND
Divestiture of the citizenship of a natural born citizen was held in Trop v. Dulles,48 again
by a divided Court, to be constitutionally forbidden as a penalty more cruel and “more
primitive than torture,” inasmuch as it entailed statelessness or “the total destruction of
the individual’s status in organized society.” “The question is whether [a] penalty
subjects the individual to a fate forbidden by the principle of civilized treatment
guaranteed by the Eighth Amendment.” A punishment must be examined “in light of the
basic prohibition against inhuman treatment,” and the Amendment was intended to
preserve the “basic concept . . . [of] the dignity of man” by assuring that the power to
impose punishment is “exercised within the limits of civilized standards.”49
Queen of Green is a global network of green stakeholders from 29 diverse sectors who
share a common goal of transforming their world.
Ambassador Hope has developed a Social Investment Portfolio of 14 programs to
empower the poor in 70+ countries. She passionately believes in empowering the talent
and skills of the poorest of the poor to become green and sustainable. By integrating the
development process to ensure energy, food, and health security is combined with
education and micro-enterprises for economic security it is possible to mobilize millions
of citizens to be the change they want to see in the world.
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4) Reading nonfiction selections on the history of chocolate and mustard, and a consumer text on frequently asked questions about deep sea diving adventures.
8th grade ngsss math standards checklist format
Fl teachers. You can take this chart to a Kinkos/FedEx and blow it up to poster size for about $5-$10 a sheet. Laminate it at your school, and post on wall using Velcro.
You can also provide each student with this a way to track their learning.
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America 3.0 - Jonathan Taplin
“Rebooting after the economic crash: IT, ET and America 3.0.”
Professor Jonathan Taplin , USC Annenberg School and ARNIC
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The Bedrock Project
The Bedrock Profect is a non-congressional solution to severe poverty which can change the course of the American mind, preventing this free society from splitting into metaphorical fascists and "untouchables" like they exist in India today. When this project is implemented, it should be done with absolute secrecy to protect it from political destruction. This is a private program for the public, similar to the CIA; federally protected and operating in secret. The President of the United States is the only human being that can make it happen. The plan must be federal. The existence of the program should be concealed for a minimum of 25 years. All US Presidents can have black ops programs. We can either find a bank that wants $15trillion or we can start our own bank, federal, but private, serving all 50 States and US republics and every legal Citizen of the U.S.A.
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Survive in a disaster
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We, the Sheeple Vs. The Banksters (short version)
Quotations from former Presidents, Senators, Economists, and highly respected people whose reputations and credibility have withstood the test of time provide the proof that illuminates THE TRUTH of what is happening in our country right now! Insiders at the Fed, the largest Banks and Wall Street are hijacking our country right before our eyes while we are engaged in petty bickering - exactly what they want us to do for it diverts our attention and thus dilutes our power. If you care about your country and this world, it is time to unite, learn what is REALLY happening and help to make a difference!
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Causes Of The New Deal
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We, the Sheeple Vs. the Banksters
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The document discusses the issue of homelessness in the United States. It notes that the number of homeless people continues to rise each year for various reasons, including poverty and economic recession. The poverty level remains high as the economy struggles, foreclosures increase, and finding jobs becomes more difficult. Several nonprofit organizations work to address homelessness through research, prevention programs, and fundraising to help the homeless population.
We, the Sheeple Vs. the Banksters
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This document discusses an organization called Organizing for America that has 13 million members who want to enact positive change in the world. It refers to this group as the "Shadow Elite" who use social networks to connect around shared values without limitations of time, space, or culture. The author expresses that this group is prepared to invest their time, energy, funds and resources to make the world more green and sustainable, where people can learn, earn a living, and serve others, bringing about an inclusive prosperity for all.Oman to go green with queen of green
Oman plans to transform villas, mosques, and public buildings by making them more sustainable and green, creating jobs for unemployed youth. Students and the public and private sectors will work together on this project, aligning it with environmental policies in the Quran. The Queen of Green network aims to transform communities globally through sustainable development programs that empower the poor in over 70 countries.
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Queen of Green is organizing an online fundraising event for President Obama from June 6-8, 2011. Supporters can RSVP and pledge donations from $5 to $2300 through the provided link. Queen of Green is a global network of green stakeholders from 29 sectors working to empower the poor in over 70 countries through sustainable energy, food, health, education, and micro-enterprise programs.
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8th amendment cuts through the noise and raises the debt ceiling
- 1. Queen of Green Press Release 8th Amendment cuts through the noise and raises the Debt Ceiling Jul 31, 2011 05:01 EAT Hope says "Obama JUST DO IT! Sign an Executive Order to raise the Debt Ceiling under the US Constitution 8th Amendment - 'nor cruel and unusual punishments inflicted'. You are the ONLY world leader who can prevent a US Default, protect Americans and global citizens from an economic system meltdown that would indeed be' a cruel and unusual punishments inlficted' on all of us. The Founding Fathers are behind you..this is precisely the type of situation that they crafted and signed this amendment in 1791. Hope exclaims "Crashing the global economy and removing the citizens ability to purchase food, water, clothes, shelter, electricity, communications and all other transactions requiring a currency to complete would strip away the dignity of man and cause massive consequences for global trade and development".
- 2. BACKGROUND Divestiture of the citizenship of a natural born citizen was held in Trop v. Dulles,48 again by a divided Court, to be constitutionally forbidden as a penalty more cruel and “more primitive than torture,” inasmuch as it entailed statelessness or “the total destruction of the individual’s status in organized society.” “The question is whether [a] penalty subjects the individual to a fate forbidden by the principle of civilized treatment guaranteed by the Eighth Amendment.” A punishment must be examined “in light of the basic prohibition against inhuman treatment,” and the Amendment was intended to preserve the “basic concept . . . [of] the dignity of man” by assuring that the power to impose punishment is “exercised within the limits of civilized standards.”49 Queen of Green is a global network of green stakeholders from 29 diverse sectors who share a common goal of transforming their world. Ambassador Hope has developed a Social Investment Portfolio of 14 programs to empower the poor in 70+ countries. She passionately believes in empowering the talent and skills of the poorest of the poor to become green and sustainable. By integrating the development process to ensure energy, food, and health security is combined with education and micro-enterprises for economic security it is possible to mobilize millions of citizens to be the change they want to see in the world. Categorization Topics: Unemployment, Citizen participation, Crises, Incident, Economy, Finance, Finance and currency issues, Public Sector Finance, Law, Social conditions Tags: debt ceiling, president obama, 8th amendment, us constitution, default prevention, increase debt ceiling, remove debt ceiling,
- 3. executive order, g20, 1791, founding fathers, cruel and unusual punishment, @barackobama, @ambassadorhope, ambassador hope, white house, gill wallace hope, economic meltdown, global economy, global citizens