Flynn's Paws: My Thoughts, My Gripes

Tag: finance

  • Cut out loans…

    “New house bill to cut out loans to companies like Solyndra.” ~Per headlines discussion with Neil Cavuto on FoxNews.

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    Gee! Do you remember the crooked letter “E” in “Enron”? Perhaps, the same crooks or tentacles thereof effected by “Solyndra” have government connections.

    That would explain why the fat bastard and his moronic pals are taking too long to fulfill their end of the bargain. I wonder why there is no phone call. Is he dead?

    I see these fellow “sun worshipers” are taking advantage of the situation, legally. That’s how smart they are – protecting themselves while screwing us investors over with the bills!

    And y’all wonder where is justice in this world. None!

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  • Donation and business…

    I hate you all! I just discovered that the “Command” line read as Donation and business! Donating is purely charity and NOT a “money making” business. The taxation is hidden as fees, which is 1/3 of any donation made via PayPal. I expect TPTB and pals to “rethink” how they want this unfortunate loop-hole to GO DOWN! I am NOT happy! There are people who count every penny! So where are these fees supposed to go — into the pockets of “administration and management”? Huh? Are you going to tax us at the end of the year for the other 2/3 in money that you people keep taking? You are all thieves!

  • How do you decide what risks to take?

    I use my gut feelings, my intuitive sense, my heart and soul to decide what risks to take. For examples, some people used the Yahoo! Messenger system to meet people and “recruit” them for investment purposes.

    At that time, I didn’t know they we’re “fellow brothers” raising money and testing potential “Initiates”. It’s far from scams, mind you. They didn’t know my purpose then and used their “special gifts” to take advantage of the situation as if their activities are following the “True” path.

    Nay, fast forward beyond seven years to the current eleven years and they are still processing my requests. The “investment(s)” was worth the knowledgr even though I didn’t gain a single penny from my hard-work, which really is due to two elderly couple.

    However, I learned my job is not entirely complete. And their projects are ongoing, by the way. It’s paying off, mysteriously enough several folds, not for our personal use, but for others’ benefit.

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    Reference: http://dailypost.wordpress.com/2011/05/29/how-do-you-decide-what-risks-to-take/