Topic: Is this propaganda? (Read 819 times)
http://www.tonyrobbins.com/ Watch Tony Robbins discuss the $15 trillion U.S. national debt -- how big is it really? And what can we do about the enormous federal budget deficit?
Many people including Ron Paul believe the U.S. Is past the point of no return in terms of paying off the deficit, so no it's not propaganda, it's maths.
He sent a link of a video about the national debt And federal. Budget deconstructed by tony robbins or somebody. I found it a 45 minute video which was interesting in bits and parts but really boring. Terribly lazy.
if you found to be boring after waiting a 45 min video then its going to be a waste of others time as well lol.
most people are already aware of that information so I`m not surprised you got bored of the video, I would of just stopped watching at 4 mins into it.
Would you mind edit the post this by correcting proper title related to this video, means a small description in your post about the subject, so that it will be easy for us to ascertain what is the actually context it refers to, It would be helpful to consume our valuable time.
He sent a link of a video about the national debt And federal. Budget deconstructed by tony robbins or somebody. I found it a 45 minute video which was interesting in bits and parts but really boring. Terribly lazy.
Robbins makes it look like the problem is one of overspending and cannot be solved by taxation. Is this really true?
He sent a link of a video about the national debt And federal. Budget deconstructed by tony robbins or somebody. I found it a 45 minute video which was interesting in bits and parts but really boring. Terribly lazy.
Hey, can you provide some context in what the video is about and what your take is on it? It's tough to chose a random link, opening up risk to viruses and such, without some co text about what you're sharing and what info you want from us.
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