Showing posts with label research. Show all posts
Showing posts with label research. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 15, 2015

Beware Of Investment Scammers Who Prey On The Public


There are many legitimate investment companies in the world dedicated to growing people's wealth. However, there are some who are individuals secretly operating as thieves, fraudsters and con artists. They sell the public a dream and use their own lives as a so-called example of how you can achieve wealth. They prey on the public's desire for a better life and financial stability. They show off their luxury home, vehicle and designer clothes as proof they are good with money and can be entrusted with yours. However, some are using investor money to pay for the luxury items they flash to the public and are living on maxed out credit cards.

When you invest with a scammer, easy money may roll in at first, but if it is a fraudulent investment scheme, you will get back far less than you put in. Additionally, a situation could arise where prosecutors sue to get back profits you were given that you were not entitled to as the whole thing was a scheme, whether you had knowledge of it or not. Then you will require a lawyer and accrue attorney's fees to get yourself out of the legal mess. Therefore, properly research anyone or company you choose to invest with. Check with regulatory agencies in your nation to ascertain if they are in good standing and lawfully operating. Do internet searches for complaints from consumers. Make sure they have a good reputation before you entrust them with your money.

Be careful investing your money with friends. Some lack the expertise and understanding of the financial markets to truly bring you a good short term and long term return on your investment. If you are going to make a sizeable investment, which is risky, it is better to invest with wealthy companies that have a proven track record (because if they make reckless choices, which is not the norm, you can sue and there would likely be something you can recoup from their assets). However, at the end of the day, when you invest, you must remember, there is no guaranty you will make money and you could lose all the cash you've invested. Choose wisely.

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Thursday, December 2, 2010

World AIDS Day 2010

Originally published December 1. 2010 on the Judiciary Report

Today is world AIDS day. World governments are imploring people to get tested, as a means of prolonging their lives, in the event they discover they are in fact infected. Millions of people have died from AIDS, while millions live with the disease everyday. People of all ages, including children, are struggling with HIV and AIDS.

It is imperative something be done as soon as possible, to stem the loss of life. The government has not been supportive of research work that has shown great promise. They've opted to use the disease as a political tool for brownie points in Congress, while going with the same old routine, in support of pharmaceutical giants more concerned with profits than prolonging life.

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Monday, November 8, 2010

Government Wastes $700,000 Studying Cow Burping


"Got milk burp?"

An article on the Union Leader website revealed, the U.S. government is wasting taxpayer money, paying researchers to watch cows burp. Yes, seriously. This madness is inexplicably happening during a financial depression. Burpgate is one of many examples of stimulus waste occurring all over the nation, as the Obama Administration has disproportionately distributed taxpayer dollars on frivolous items that will not stimulate the economy.

Personally, the Judiciary Report is not concerned with how cows burp and neither should the government. Let the beef burp, it is none of our business. The question should be how can we safely raise them and extract the most amount of meat, at the best price, to feed the population. For that one does not need a study, as farmers have been privy to this information for decades.

Do you know how many sensible jobs could have been created for $700,000. Rather than employing 1-2 university employees to watch cows burp, the government could have created 35 sensible, productive jobs paying $20,000 per year, to unemployed Americans. Multiply that by every instance of wasteful stimulus spending and widespread TARP funds misappropriation, which is in the many billions and one could have solved the unemployment crisis by now.

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