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I recently subscribed to the Natural New’s email list. I liked what I am learning at NaturalNews.com about health issues. I am also a supporter of ending the “Federal” Reserve. Today I received an email where Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, introduced his first hit on his upcoming hip hop album. At least a hit in my mind. I have listened to the song “I Want my Bailout Money” at least six times today. I have the song as my ringtone. I like the combination and Natural News is moving to InTheory.TV’s recommended sites.

Here is where the MP3’s are posted.
Mike Adams – Health Ranger / MC – “I want My Bailout Money”

I made my own ring tone from the song. Focuses on the part where he raps about “putting the Federal Reserve out of business” – (right click and click on Save As) Ringtone

Video of song:


From NaturalNews.com

by Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, January 9, 2009
Key concepts: I Want My Bailout Money, Michael Adams and Song

Consumer health advocate and outspoken NaturalNews editor Michael Adams has just released his first hip-hop single entitled, “I Want My Bailout Money.” The song, which is being distributed for free online, takes aim at the Federal Reserve’s runaway money creation policy that’s pushing the United States of America towards an era of currency debasement and potential hyperinflation.

The song is the first track of Adams’ new album entitled Beyond All Reason which will feature a collection of hip-hop songs on important social issues of our time. The second track, due for release in two weeks, takes aim at the psychiatric industry and the mass medication of our nation’s children.

I Want My Bailout Money is available for download here: http://www.naturalnews.com/I_Want_My_Ba…

The page also includes downloadable ringtones, a 16-minute audio commentary by Adams, song lyrics and a reader comments section. A YouTube video (www.youtube.com/watch?v=dnT21hmlT4o) presents the song with on-screen lyrics. Those same lyrics are [at NaturalNews.com].

The new single by Michael Adams describes the economic hardship of ordinary Americans who are being financially bled while the wealthy elite are printing trillions of dollars that indirectly steal purchasing power from the working class. It characterizes Federal Reserve and Treasury officials as white-collar criminals and warns about an era of hyperinflation. It also emphasizes the racial disparity in the very recognition of economic crimes, saying that while black men are frequently imprisoned for small thefts of a few hundred dollars, the crimes of the rich white men in Washington who steal trillions of dollars go completely uninvestigated and are never prosecuted.

Adams wrote the lyrics, performed them and produced the entire song himself. The total production cost was under $500, yet the catchy tune and hard-core lyrics have already made the song an instant favorite among early listeners.

There is no money to be made from the song. Adams is giving it away online and encourages the sharing, burning, copying and posting of the song for non-commercial purposes. (He has long been an opponent of DRM schemes, the MPAA and the RIAA.)

While it’s unusual for a well-known author and journalist to suddenly break into hip-hop, Adams says he studied LL Cool J, Eminem, Akon and other noted rap / hip-hop artists to learn their style, rhythms and linguistic delivery. He considers hip-hop music to be “the poetry of our time” and says that there’s more raw, uncensored truth found in hip-hop lyrics than in any other genre of music. He also believes that hip-hop offers a medium through which his socially-conscious messages can have a greater impact than if it were confined to text articles alone.

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