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America 2.0 Inc. - Take Stock In America!

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America 2.0 Inc. - Take Stock In America!
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Publisher: Smashwords
ISBN/ASIN: 144145845X
Number of pages: 120

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This book is the Blue Print for The Incorporation of the United States of America. As a non-profit organization, our public servants have the mission of losing as much of your money and mine in the shortest period of time. As a For-Profit Corporation our public servants would be forced to make a profit and distribute same to the shareholders, The People.

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