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Trucker Tom Podcast #1230 — Government Worker Salary Boom

December 14, 2009Podcast$2 trillion debt limit, Camp Gitmo Illinois, carbon credit, carbon credit scam, carbon trading, Climategate, Computers and Internet, Democrats, Domain name, Europe, For Sale or Auction, fraud, General Brokers, Go Daddy, GoDaddy Discount Coupon Code, government worker, Great Depression, Illinois, Indians, internationally coordinated tax audits, Internet hosting service, IRS, journalists, money, murder, Native Americans, nursing home murderer, Obamacare, Obamaville, record low temperatures, Republicans, roommate, salary boom, Seattle, terrorists, UN Security, United Nations, US Government, wealth unitTomWiles

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European fraudsters steal $7B in carbon credit scam

Seattle has record lows for second day in row

UN Security Stops Journalist’s Questions About ClimateGate

Democrats plan nearly $2 trillion debt limit hike

IRS hires "hundreds" for new wealth unit

For feds, more get 6-figure salaries

‘WELCOME TO OBAMAVILLE’ SIGN MARKS COLORADO HOMELESS TENT CITY

Leaked Justice Department Memo: Terrorists To Be Moved to Camp Gitmo Illinois

U.S. To Pay $3.4 Billion to Settle Native American Suit

Woman, 98, charged with murdering 100-year-old roommate

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