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Entertainment: With a simple click and about an hour of your time,

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    Hi readers and posters .. just take an hour out and get
    into this excellent video ... my oh my it really does give you an insight
    into the real world of money, money, money, ... beats me why
    any one would take so much of his time and money, then give this film
    away free?
    The notion that social mood drives events is extraordinary indeed.
    It means that journalism, news reporting, and even the traditional record
    of history itself, all include an assumption that is fatally flawed.

    So we'll cut to the chase: an extraordinary idea deserves an extraordinary explanation.
    With a simple click and about an hour of your time,
    you can watch and listen to something you'll remember for a very
    long time. There is nothing to buy, there are no strings attached
    -- period.

    Here's the link. Thanks for your time.

    http://www.socionomics.net/films/history/default.aspx

    Worth your time believe me
    Phillip Skinner

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