GnS+Research: WHAT IS MONEY?

Thursday, March 21, 2013

WHAT IS MONEY?

Here is a little experiment to try ask 10 people you know and 10 people you do not know this QUESTION. What is MoneOr lets make it easier ask 5 people you know and 5 people you do not know this QUESTION. WHAT IS MONEY? Then you will know how the genral public and your 5 closest friebds think of Money and be able to take that valuable knowlege and use it to your advantage if you so choose...READ THIS TERRIFIC INTERVIEW FROM KWN (THIS EFFECTS THE WHOLE WORLD INCLUDING YOU AS AN INDIVIDUAL)yhttp://kingworldnews.com/kingworldnews/KWN_DailyWeb/Entries/2013/3/21_Is_The_United_States_The_Next_Cyprus.html

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