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""The next time we have a global economic crisis, it will be much worse than 2008. Before this happens there will be money printing and there will be war. The whole system will collapse,""
Although I do not like what he is saying, I think he is spot on with his predictions. I am surprised CNBC would even allow a truthful article like this.
It isn't keeping up with the number of new people coming into the market so at the end of the month there are more unemployed than at the begining. The Tea Party is sending theis country into another depression, this second dip will be a booger
It is not the tea party. It is the paid off establishment republicans and democrats that have ruined this country by deindustrializing the country. This started in the Reagan administration and went on steroids in Clinton's administration with NAFTA. There was no tea party to speak of until 2007.
Somehow, I think that certain people who find the numbers "dubious" would find them to rock-solid if they should retarded job growth as in the previous two month...
Some folks like to root against the employment of their fellow human beings. At least during selected political cycles.
Although I do not like what he is saying, I think he is spot on with his predictions. I am surprised CNBC would even allow a truthful article like this.
It isn't keeping up with the number of new people coming into the market so at the end of the month there are more unemployed than at the begining. The Tea Party is sending theis country into another depression, this second dip will be a booger
Let's see. The Democrats are celebrating this as an increase in unemployment and economic recovery.
You are blaming the Tea Party because it is not.
Slight disconnect there.
Also, was it not just last week when the figures were stated to be 9.2% unemployment, up from 9.1%? Now certain people are celebrating that the announced figures are only 9.1%, again.
There would seem to be something amiss with this kind of thought process.
Not good news. But not terrible news. I'll take it.
Now, if we would stop all the partisan backstabbing and put our heads together to get people back to work and our troops home. Manufacturing, service, government, agriculture. I don't care any of them will spur demand and get us going again.
And of course, another dirty little secret from our most deceitful and blatantly dishonest President ever is that when you UE benefits run out after 99 weeks, you are no longer considered unemployed, as IBD and numerous other media outlets have pointed out.
I'm too, with all the drama on debt ceiling and uncertainty within the economy... 154K new private payroll jobs does come as a surprise. I was expecting a repeat of last two months, if not worse.
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