Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Economic Crisis- Reflections from an honest journalist,
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2 comments:
I send you that article long time ago, and you just barely read it?
Well- I started it a LONG time ago and saved it as a draft, and then a month ago scheduled it to post this month. A great article. I think I'll add a photo.
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