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The $43 Million Gas Station, Rose Revolution 2.0, Erdogan’s Reign Continues

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The $43 Million Gas Station, Rose Revolution 2.0, Erdogan’s Reign Continues

12:12 GMT 07.11.2015 (Updated: 12:13 GMT 07.11.2015)

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Our weekly program starts off by informing every one of the teeny tiny but ultra-expensive news that many seem to have missed, and that’s Congress passing the $50 billion “black budget”.

Keeping with the Congressional theme, we then talk about the two Senators that are investigating why the IRS has cell phone tracking technology. Afterwards, we expose the corrupt US contractor practices that turned a $500,000 gas station into a $43 million waste, before analyzing the destabilization that Saakashvili is plotting for his homeland. Finally, our show ends by offering some somber thoughts about the fear and intimidation tactics that resulted in Erdogan’s AKP party winning the recent election.