tagged w/ Social Collapse
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Despite the official end of the recession in June 2009, the labor market remains stagnant. Employment has fallen by nearly 7 million jobs since the recession began. Unemployment remains above 9 percent. This is the weakest recovery of the post–World War II era. Current policies have not stimulated business hiring. If job creation occurs at the same rate as in the 2003–2007 expansion, unemployment will not return to pre-recession levels until 2018. If job creation continues at the low rate of the past year, unemployment will remain permanently high. Congress needs to act to prevent this by removing federal barriers to business investment and succes http://www.heritage.org/Research/Reports/2011/07/High-Unemployment-Remains-in-a-Weak-Economic-RecoveryDespite the official end of the recession in June 2009, the labor market remains... more
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Most people miss the big changes. Human beings travel in packs, not only physically but psychologically and the mood of the pack can change radically... The challenge is to step away from the herd and position yourself for new conditions BEFORE the change takes place. Easy to say, not easy to do which is why we've been beating the drum on this topic for several years now. http://www.realecontv.com/videos/elliott-wave/preparing-for-the-big-crash.htmlMost people miss the big changes. Human beings travel in packs, not only physically... more
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Obama has done nothing to help ordinary Americans. He would rather spend taxpayer dollars bombing other country’s than helping Americans get jobs and have food. The unemployment rate number is also a lie. The number is based solely on those people on unemployment. There are many people that are not on unemployment anymore yet are still unemployed. Obama is a very sick man…he ran on a platform of hope. http://geraldcelentechannel.blogspot.com/2011/08/american-dream-has-become-dream.htmlObama has done nothing to help ordinary Americans. He would rather spend taxpayer... more
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Amid the ongoing financial crisis in the United States and Europe, World Bank (WB) President Robert Zoellick has warned that more dangerous times will be ahead for the global economy. http://www.presstv.ir/detail/193744.htmlAmid the ongoing financial crisis in the United States and Europe, World Bank (WB)... more
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