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The US is in debt $15 trillion. George Bush JR during his time in office doubled America's debt.
How can the US possibly reverse the debt problem ? Something like 70% of America's GDP is going  debt.

["He was wearing black clothes, he had black skin, and he was on black bitumen," he said]

http://www.ntnews.com.au/article/2013/01/29/317065_ntnews.html

A CYCLIST broke his arm and needed stitches in his chin and hand after he hit - at full tilt - a man sleeping on a bike path in the dark.

Demolition supervisor Kris Sharpe was cycling on the track from his home in The Gardens to work on Bishop St, in Woolner, when he hit the man at 5.25am.

"He was wearing black clothes, he had black skin, and he was on black bitumen," he said.

Mr Sharpe, 40, said his mountain bike had lights but he was riding without a helmet when he ran into the man near the Parap water tower.

"I hit him at terminal velocity. Flat stick," he said.

"I didn't have time to take my hands off the handlebars.


"My chin hit the ground.

"He was a big bloke. He screeched and it scared me."

Mr Sharpe's mates took him to hospital where he was treated for the broken left arm and needed six stitches in his chin and one in each knuckle on his right hand.

The sleeping man ran away.

Mate ..you don't know Abbos until you have lived in the NT!
This is the latest news from today. They don't even have to be moving to be a nuisance and hurt people!

http://www.ntnews.com.au/article/2013/01/27/317009_ntnews.html
Families and individuals gathered at the Darwin Entertainment Centre for the Flag-raising Citizenship Ceremony yesterday.

New Aussies came from far and wide with nine nations represented, including Burma, the Philippines, Zimbabwe, Sri Lanka, Russia, India, Canada and the Netherlands.

Forty-seven adults and 14 children pledged their allegiance to Australia, and its values in front of family and friends.

Cameras flashed and relatives clapped and cheered as their loved ones were officially welcomed into the Territory community.

Burmese refugee Sarah Sarah and her children Apichart Apichart, 13, and Paw Wah, 10, were among the new citizens.


Ms Sarah was moved to tears as her family was announced as Australians.

The family moved to Australia in 2007 in search of a better life.

"I am happy to be Australian," Ms Sarah said.

Australia Day Council NT chairman Roland Chin said the day was a proud moment for new citizens.

This book is  very prophetic 1973 writen racialist novel. Alot of things happening now in Western nations was prophecised in thisighly racist book!

Online copy here.
http://www.jrbooksonline.com/PDFs/Camp_of_the_Saints.pdf

I.O.U.S.A.: Byte-Sized - The 30 Minute Version