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Pika-steph Posts: 54703 Incept: 2007-09-11 Live Free Or Die; US Army Est. 1775	FedUpUSA is on Twitter and Facebook. This provides an easy way to share information about the fraud and corruption. I have found social networking to be an invaluable tool. FedUpUSA on Twitter: https://twitter.com/FedUpUSA FedUpUSA on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/FedUpUSA/1.... If you're not the type to stand outside with a sign, this is an alternative way you can get involved and make a HUGE difference by educating others of the looting and advocating for the prosecuting. You'll also meet some interesting people and perhaps make new friends. If anyone needs help setting up a Twitter or Facebook account, just contact Pika-Steph or Rjazz117 via PM. This thread will not be locked for the purpose of others to post their Twitter account URLs or Facebook URLs here. NOTHING ELSE SHOULD BE POSTED ON THIS THREAD. If anything other than URLs to Facebook or Twitter are posted on this thread, they will be bilged. SPREAD THE WORD: STOP THE LOOTING & START PROSECUTING ---------- Stop the Looting; Start Prosecuting - http://www.FedUpUSA.org/ "The only regulation that really works is failure."--Rick Santelli Last modified: 2010-10-24 15:13:26 by pika-steph 2010-10-24 15:10:39 Permalink
Ampsucker Posts: 1493 Incept: 2009-08-05	ummmm, i suggest you might want to put a little security info to go with this thread. lots of "unsavory types" (collection agencies, government goons, etc.) are starting to monitor social networking with a vengeance. it's a good tool but like a double edged knife it can cut both ways. 2010-11-24 09:25:24 Permalink