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You'd have no clue what's going on.
But if you had listened to the Captain, you would not be suffering the headache you have now.
Charts people. Charts.
You can replace the entire news staff of CNN, NBC, CBS, NPR and ABC with charts because they're unbiased and are just raw data. They don't tell you what to think. They just are.
The fudge factor on official government numbers, are a joke. CPI is said to be around 10%, using real numbers. Real unemployment is around 17%.
ReplyDeleteThe Fed does not even use food and gas prices in their calculation for CPI.
Other accounting scams include; not listing unfunded government liabilities such as Social Security, in official government debt levels.
In fact the Federal accounting methods, makes the Enron guys look rather small time.
Check out this website on government numbers.
www.shadowstats.com
The media should be talking about these fudged government numbers . It`s time to wake up!
If there was ever an industry that deserved to be put to death it's the f___ing media in this country. What they do on a daily basis is nothing short of treason towards this republic's foundation. Talk about abusing an amendment!!
ReplyDelete“This is typical of the type of Cannibal Capitalism going on in this country. What I am really afraid is that the collapse of the mortgage market, the attrition to the middle class will only accelerate¬. The loss of household wealth will have far reaching effects as families that would have been able to buy a house will be caught in an endless “rent trap” of perpetuall¬y rising costs, no equity, and no end. Goodbye suburbs, hello tenements. This fear was mention earlier this week in the New York times article "Without Loan Giants, 30-Year Mortgage May Fade Away " by Binyamin Applelbaum¬. Then backed up by Michael C. Hill who has written "Cannibal Capitalism".”
ReplyDeletewww.cannibalcapitalism.com
“This is typical of the type of Cannibal Capitalism going on in this country. What I am really afraid is that the collapse of the mortgage market, the attrition to the middle class will only accelerate¬. The loss of household wealth will have far reaching effects as families that would have been able to buy a house will be caught in an endless “rent trap” of perpetuall¬y rising costs, no equity, and no end. Goodbye suburbs, hello tenements. This fear was mention earlier this week in the New York times article "Without Loan Giants, 30-Year Mortgage May Fade Away " by Binyamin Applelbaum. Then backed up by Michael C. Hill who has written "Cannibal Capitalism".
ReplyDeletewww.cannibalcapitalism.com
There will be a civil war in America ... just wait a little longer it's a comin'
ReplyDeleteThe Soros project to sabotage FNC via Media Matter may be the catalyst.
There are certainly enough other good reasons already to mount up and ride in shootin'.