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Originally posted by Anuubis
You might be fine in Ohio, but here in Idaho we are feeling the pinch. I have been laid off for six months because my company can't get any contracts. I work in demolition and here nobody is doing construction, so anyone with heavy equiptment is getting into the demo buisiness.
Originally posted by ghoulardi
Originally posted by Northern Raider
No mention of the 8,3 % unemployment in the US, No mention of the hundreds of thousands who lost their homes recently because of the banking and mortgage collapse, no mention the sudden wave of gun loons shooting people because they lost their jobs, no mention of the multi trillion debt your nation has got itself in, no mention of the 640,000 people in one month who lost their jobs ????, No mention of the huge increase in numbers of illegals crossing the border causing more social unrest, no mention the state of the dollor. C,mon open your eyes please.
Oh sorry, I thought your thread was about the crazy rise in crime where you live, out in the boonies and how it makes you think something, or "IT is starting".
SO I was just pointing out that there's no rise of crime in my area which is one of the highest unemployment rates in the nation and how if "IT is starting" then I'd think that "IT" would be starting here too, but "IT" is not.
Originally posted by czacza1
reply to post by Northern Raider
funny. I can see we have a international meeting of wind power plant specialists. One of my companies import this stuff from China and install it. I did take one for my house in mountains so I can have some power when I feel the time is right to move from the city. take care guys
Originally posted by Northern Raider
Renewable energy does appear to be a good career choice for us survivalists these days.
Originally posted by citizen smithWhat happens when as a result, inflation and the price of basic commodities rise as a result of a devalued currency?