Australian Investment Advice
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UPDATED: Thursday, March 9, 2006 06:40
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In 2001, if you had bought $1,000 of One-Tel stock, it would now be worth about $9 to you as an unsecured creditor if you are lucky.
In 2002, if you had bought HIH stock, you would have about $6.50 left of the original $1,000 investment.
In 2003, if you had gone overseas and bought ENRON, you would have less than $5 left.
But, If you had purchased $1,000 worth of beer in early 2005 - one year ago, drank all the beer, then turned the aluminum cans in for the recycling price, you would have $24!
Based on the above, the best investment advice is to drink heavily and recycle.
More insane ramblings by the people who brought you beeeer milkshakes!
You should never give powers to a leader you like that you’d hate to have given to a leader you fear
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Only short term. $1000 invested in the Bush/Cheney 2000 election campaign has returned on average $1,000,000 in contracts.
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INVEST IN YOUR OWN DESTRUCTION
REDflex Robocop stocks are climbing on OZ exchange
Quote:
"REDflex is pleased to announce the first deployment of a digital mid-block Speed System in the City of Scottsdale Arizona."
www.redflex.com.au/traffic/traffic_speed_enforcement.htm
I'm cursed to say that my Republican uncle, Robert Plenge, a STOCKBROKER, is proud that he was the mayor who first voted for these damn Robocops, in Paradise Valley, Arizona, the snobbiest suburb of Phoenix. No wonder his Jewish daughter-in-law was invited as a guest at Bohemian Grove.
Australian REDflex manufactures photo-radar video cameras, and operates those cameras, for replacing traffic police, replacing traffic courts, and replacing municipal governments in USA. REDflex Robocops are also programmed for GPS taxation-by-the-mile, to turn every car into a TAXicab. Never mind that Virginia legislature banned robocop spy cams in 2005, because robocops KILL people.
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"A resolution authorizing the Mayor to to execute and agreement with REDflex Traffic Systems Inc. for an automated red-light enforcement system to monitor, identify AND ENFORCE red light violations for certain intersections within the City of Knoxville. (Requested by Police Department.)"
—City Council Agenda, First Reading, Resolution 11 E, November 8, 2005
http://piratenews.org/robocop-contract.html
http://piratenews.org/kill-robocops.html
"Under the contract terms, Redflex would receive 85 percent of all revenue generated each month, up to $4,500 from each intersection. Any more monthly revenues from a particular site would be split 50-50 between the vendor and the city. Redflex, which was chosen by a city-appointed committee from among six companies' proposals, also would be entitled to 20 percent of all late fees received for delinquent fines. According to the company's Web site, Redflex is the largest provider of digital photo enforcement services in North America."
-Hayes Kickman, Knoxville News-Sentinel, "Contract for traffic cameras set for review - Proposed deal would give bulk of revenue to system manufacturer," October 2, 2005
"Over the last decade, the Redflex Holdings Group has established itself as a world leader in traffic management, road safety, defence, transport, security and communications products. Redflex Holdings consists of two distinct but complementary companies; Redflex Communications Systems and Redflex Traffic Systems. Each of the Redflex companies provides customers with technologically advanced solutions specifically tailored to meet their individual requirements. The Group is based in South Melbourne, Victoria, where it runs its own systems engineering operation as well as complex system integration and research and development programs. An in-house team of more than 135 professional engineers is supported by experienced managerial, financial and administrative personnel. Redflex Holdings employs more than 270 people in Australia and the USA, with offices and representatives located throughout the world. Redflex Holdings Ltd was listed on the Australian Stock Exchange in January 1997. Redflex Traffic Systems provides innovative public safety solutions to local and state governments in the USA and aboard. Headquartered in Scottsdale Arizona and with local offices coast-to-coast, Redflex partners with public safety officials in law enforcement, transportation and engineering to reduce traffic crashes and eliminate the resulting injuries, fatalities and loss of property. As pioneers and supporting programs since 1986, Redflex is the most recognized name in the photo enforcement business. Redflex Traffic Systems support contracts in over 70 cities world-wide, in ten countries and is the largest provider of digital photo enforcement programs in North America, supporting over 60 cities across thirteen states."
-REDflex Holdings Group, AUSTRALIA
www.redflex.com.au
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