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Decision Time
OK, this is just ridiculous. This is NOT a record of my life, these are NOT my 'inner secrets'. These are... I don't know what they are. But I think that in publicising my confusions in an incomplete manner, I misrepresent myself here. That is, in receiving little to no feedback (on average), I do not gain insight about you, nor our relationship, while your perception of me changes on these incomplete and easily-misunderstood messages. For strangers, these words serve their purpose (none), but for those I care about and are close to me, they do more (e.g. cause pain) than I ever intended. Thus, they have to stop. And they are stopping. So thank you to everyone who has followed this blog thus far, but I think I need to take a break from these writings. Plus, I don't have enough time. Plus, what is honesty and transparency anyway? Just appropriateness? Let's leave on a good note, though: Technorati Tags : Announcement, Blogging, Cherrieland From cherrieland.blogspot.com

August 7, 2008 | 7:08 AM

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	PaydayLoan October 21, 2008 \| 6:54 AM

Payday Loan Advocate for cherrie.tigblog.org In the classic novel, Brave New World, author Aldous Huxley warns his readers of what could happen if the government gained total control of our daily lives. First published in 1932, Huxley wrote the book trying to imagine how his hometown of London might be in the year 2540, based on the increasing number of programs to end war, conflict, suffering, and antagonistic (aka: “free”) thought. In other words, the book is a portrayal of what the world would look like if the voice of the people was ignored, and people could not live free of the government. Huxley had and continues to have many critics. Several government programs and policies have been put into place that have structured America into a place very similar to Huxley’s 2540 London. It’s true that the communist and socialist ideals have been present in America for years, but never have these movements been too prevalent—until now. Thanks to present-day politicians, socialism and communism are creeping into U.S. government practices, which in turn, transfer our liberties into the hands of the government. As an example, elected officials have created regulations on where fast food restaurants can open up in Los Angeles. Sadly, the “man” is taking it to you and telling you that you can’t get a greasy burger and milkshake in South L.A. Even scarier are the state and national politicians that want to limit, or even eliminate, your access to fast, easy payday loans. Politicians want to win votes, and eliminating the payday loan industry is, for some reason, a good way to accomplish that goal. This necessitates action. We need to fight the against government’s ever-tightening stranglehold on our everyday lives. Post Courtesy of Personal Money Store Professional Blogging Team Feed Back: 1-866-641-3406 Home: http://personalmoneystore.com/NoFaxPaydayLoans.html Blog: http://personalmoneystore.com/moneyblog/

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