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In reply to the discussion: As a retired Federal manager, let me warn you about something [View all]Lucky Luciano
(11,487 posts)96. China is weakening, but did have long periods of great growth...
which is why people tolerated the autocracy.
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when I was a kid I'd hear the stock market went up like it was good news
The Wandering Harper
Nov 9
#39
Also hard to hide an increase in soup lines and food banks, closed businesses and banks etc.
scarletlib
Nov 9
#49
Which agency did you work in? I have a friend from GA at the CDC, but you sound as tho you're in the DC area.
Jmb 4 Harris-Walz
Nov 9
#29
If you're trying to advise people to believe nothing they hear and only half of what they see,........
jaxexpat
Nov 9
#30
I wonder if they can brainwash people into believing their rent wasn't doubled. At this point
mucifer
Nov 9
#31
Again, thank you for posting from your knowledgeable perspective, Haele, stark and shocking though it may be!!
Leghorn21
Nov 9
#69
Take note of the Dow on Jan 17th. With 60% tariffs proposed by the spray tan fascist
Bengus81
Nov 9
#64
I worked on the state level employment & unemployment statistical programs for about 35 years
Wiz Imp
Nov 9
#66
I worked for Soc Sec Admin and under Reagan, propaganda started about trust funds running out
wishstar
Nov 9
#88
Didn't the SS fund start to buy treasury bills to replace hard currency under Reagan?
mjvpi
Nov 9
#111
Having worked for government for over 30 years, I witnessed agencies and individuals targeted by GOP. Not pretty. nt
Evolve Dammit
Nov 9
#89