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“Fascism should rightly be called Corporatism as it is a merge of state and corporate power.”~ Benito Mussolini.
Well, I feel so much better.
Just a short viewing of the controlled Corporo-Governmental Media has assured me that “Recovery” is happening now.
I think I’ll just go right out & buy a few stocks.
DO NOT BELIEVE THE LIE
You are being lulled into a state of sleep… a dangerous place where the Nightmares are REAL, the Damage is PERMANENT, and Escape is NO LONGER POSSIBLE.
Administration following Administration has been “infiltrated”… and I put that in quotes because infiltration suggests that it wasn’t intentional…
By Criminal Banksters that are transforming our World into a completely controlled Fascist-Ruled Serf society.
Don’t think so?
Just wait. Do what you can to prepare yourselves. Don’t be caught unaware.
Remember, a HUGE number of Americans lost FORTY PERCENT of their total Net-Worth just one year ago… which means that you still have SIXTY LEFT TO LOSE.
Wake Up
Scrump
The Articles
One French super-bank (who received 11 Billion of U.S. Taxpayer money) is *sort of* telling the truth… *sort of*, because it’s not going to take two years…
Société Générale tells clients how to prepare for potential ‘global collapse’
By Ambrose Evans-Pritchard
Published: 6:12PM GMT 18 Nov 2009
Société Générale has advised clients to be ready for a possible “global economic collapse” over the next two years, mapping a strategy of defensive investments to avoid wealth destruction.
In a report entitled “Worst-case debt scenario”, the bank’s asset team said state rescue packages over the last year have merely transferred private liabilities onto sagging sovereign shoulders, creating a fresh set of problems.
Overall debt is still far too high in almost all rich economies as a share of GDP (350pc in the US), whether public or private.
It must be reduced by the hard slog of “deleveraging”, for years.
“As yet, nobody can say with any certainty whether we have in fact escaped the prospect of a global economic collapse,”…
www.telegraph.co.uk
The unemployment numbers are MUCH worse than are being reported… this is “Recovery”?
The worst is yet to come: Unemployed Americans should hunker down for more job losses
BY Nouriel Roubini
Sunday, November 15th 2009, 4:00 AM
Think the worst is over?
Wrong.
Conditions in the U.S. labor markets are awful and worsening.
While the official unemployment rate is already 10.2% and another 200,000 jobs were lost in October, when you include discouraged workers and partially employed workers the figure is a whopping 17.5%.
www.nydailynews.com
And the Housing collapse?
The thing blamed for last year’s (kickoff) meltdown?
It’s not only not getting better… It’s getting worse
Mortgage delinquencies hit another record in 3Q
Nov 17, 6:50 AM (ET)By EILEEN AJ CONNELLY
NEW YORK (AP) – The pace at which people fell behind on their mortgages slowed during the summer for the third consecutive quarter, but the overall delinquency rate hit another record, a new report shows.
For the three months ended Sept. 30, 6.25 percent of U.S. mortgage loans were 60 or more days past due, according to credit reporting agency TransUnion.
That’s up 58 percent from 3.96 percent a year ago.
Being two months behind is considered a first step toward foreclosure, because it’s so hard to catch up with payments at that point…
apnews.myway.com
Things are looking strangely familiar
Post-Lehman Deja Vu As T-Bill Yields Turn Negative
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/19/2009 15:22 -0500
The last time Bill yields turned negative (in essence investors paying the Government to hold their money for them) was in the days after the Lehman bankruptcy, when the entire world was about to blow up.
So why did Bill yield for January maturity just turn negative once again? In other words, why are investors suddenly running for the hills? As Dow Jones reports, January and February bills hit a yield of -0.03% earlier.
Some explanations have to do with Bill scarcity, as nobody wants to be exposed to anything beyond 3 months down the curve, let alone 1 year.
However, the fact that bond investors may not be buying into the whole recovery BS (or just realize that there is nobody willing to roll near-dated treasurys into longer-tenor pieces of paper) and are once again running scared and willing to pay Ben Bernanke to hold their money for them should be very, very troubling…
www.zerohedge.com