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Why is America in a depression in July, 2011?
America is currently in a depression, not merely a recession, and it is expected to get much worse over the next 12 to 18 months. What or who caused this depression? According to many economic experts, especially the honest ones you rarely see on the mainstream news, like Max Keiser, Bob Chapman, Paul Craig Roberts, Damon Vrabel, Steve Keen, and many others, the biggest reason for America’s current depression is the direct result of the criminal activity coming from the traitorous Federal Reserve Bank, (The FED), with the assistance of their traitorous minions in government, commerce, and the media.
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Wrong!
Originally posted by CranialSponge
Spending more than what you have coming in for revenue has a tendency to catch up on you after a while.
It's pretty straight forward from an accounting perspective.
Originally posted by brindle
The United States was fine when george bush was in office.
If you doubt the veracity of my statement,take a look at all of the known indicators of Economy well being .Each and every one was significantly better during the term of george bush--personal savings,employment rate,cost of living,crime rates,gas prices,the list goes on and on.The counrtry was fine,now its ruined.
Originally posted by pplrnuts
Originally posted by brindle
The United States was fine when george bush was in office.
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Originally posted by randomname
if the united states does owe money to it, and why not, with a same act of congress dissolve the federal reserve and wipe out any debt as an act of national interest.
Originally posted by syrinx high priest
reply to post by bwinwright
1) define economic depression
2) demonstrate how the US is in a depression right now with facts and data from credible sourcesedit on 17-7-2011 by syrinx high priest because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by syrinx high priest
reply to post by bwinwright
1) define economic depression
2) demonstrate how the US is in a depression right now with facts and data from credible sources