emazur
03-24-2011, 12:28 PM
First a Beck special w/ G. Edward Griffin and now a Stossel special - a good Friday to come.
From those defaulting on their home mortgages, to those who see lawsuits as a lottery ticket, many Americans live off the hard work of others.
We also take a hard look at how government turns people into freeloaders Did you know that any black person who has farmed or “attempted to farm” can collect $50,000 from the Federal government? “Attempted to farm could mean anything,” says black farmer Jimmy Dismuke, “My little three year old grandson could attempt it.”
We’ll introduce you to a woman who hasn’t paid her mortgage in 25 years… and doesn’t ever intend to. Stossel confronts the founders of “youwalkaway.com”, a website dedicated to advising people on how to walk away from their home mortgages .
Some of America’s biggest recipients of handouts are rich people. The biggest corporate freeloaders may be the biggest industrial corporation in the world: General Electric.
Read more: http://stossel.blogs.foxbusiness.com/2011/03/24/freeloaders-a-john-stossel-fox-news-special-10pm-et-this-friday/#ixzz1HXigHGT8
From those defaulting on their home mortgages, to those who see lawsuits as a lottery ticket, many Americans live off the hard work of others.
We also take a hard look at how government turns people into freeloaders Did you know that any black person who has farmed or “attempted to farm” can collect $50,000 from the Federal government? “Attempted to farm could mean anything,” says black farmer Jimmy Dismuke, “My little three year old grandson could attempt it.”
We’ll introduce you to a woman who hasn’t paid her mortgage in 25 years… and doesn’t ever intend to. Stossel confronts the founders of “youwalkaway.com”, a website dedicated to advising people on how to walk away from their home mortgages .
Some of America’s biggest recipients of handouts are rich people. The biggest corporate freeloaders may be the biggest industrial corporation in the world: General Electric.
Read more: http://stossel.blogs.foxbusiness.com/2011/03/24/freeloaders-a-john-stossel-fox-news-special-10pm-et-this-friday/#ixzz1HXigHGT8