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Re: Are the wheels coming off?


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Posted by trucker40 on May 29, 2008 at 07:44:36 from (69.148.162.255):

In Reply to: Are the wheels coming off? posted by Spook on May 28, 2008 at 19:58:31:

What makes things so bad this time is we have nobody in our corner to help working people.Somebody said left wing media,there is no media,its just cheerleaders for big corporations.5% unemployment,is really 15 to 20% unemployment,that has to get to 28% to be like the depression,but it gets closer every day.Before lots of people didnt own their house,and you could make enough money to pay for your necessities.This time its gas or eat.
This is turning into a huge disaster for whoever thought this was the thing to do.I already see where people are calling for a general strike,dont buy anything,dont pay any bills,dont do anything until things get better.Sure lots of people wont go along,but the worse it gets,the more that will.
Lots of lies being told.UNemployment is one of the biggest.They dont count people that quit looking for a job,so who knows really what it is.Its always double or triple of what they say.Inflation is probably past 10%,the total shock of high energy prices have not hit yet.Food is going to go higher,and if more stupid decisions are made towards the end of the year like attack of Iran,oil is going to 200 dollars a barrel or higher.Politicians need to stop the speculators from screwing up oil and commodities markets,but stupid people who say they shouldnt put controls on the market have them afraid to do it in an election year.Yeah this bunch of people running the government are using every advantage they can to get rid of small business,and ruin the economy.The way its being done has to be planned,but the ones doing it are too dumb to have planned it,somebody behind the scenes,like from other countries with big money is doing this,using these criminals to ruin our country.


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