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It's Official: Reliance On Government Is At Staggering Levels Throughout The Entire Economy: Housing support jumped 15% last year -- and will surge even more in 2010 and 2011
An Open Letter To Our President, Congress, And The States in [Market-Ticker]
CHART OF THE DAY: The Scariest Jobs Chart Ever
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Here Comes A Double Dip Recession...
Wall Street’s Engines of Profit Are Slowing Down - NYTimes.com
US Government 'hiding true amount of debt' | News.com.au
Bankrupt, USA: Why our cities aren't too big to fail - Sep. 15, 2010
Here's Why A 9% Fall In Property Prices Is Coming In 2010
For God's Sake, Don't Cut The Football Team! & Other Stories From Budgetpocalypse - Hit & Run : Reason Magazine
Kicked In The Groin: Health Insurance Companies Are Dramatically Increasing Premiums Due To The New Health Care Law And There Is Not Much We Can Do About It
Activist Post
Associated Press Interactive: AP Economic Stress Index
This Ain't Your Granpa's Debt - Business - The Atlantic
While Y'all Were Kvetching About the Controversy Du Jour...Most Important News of the Year Happened - Democratic Underground
Rosenberg: Still Not Convinced? Here's 13 MORE Signs The Recovery Has Hit The Skids
Wealth And Inequality In America
Jesse's Café Américain: The Last Bubble: The Problem of Unresolved Debt in the US Financial System
Market Now Experiencing a Slow Motion Crash | Markets | Minyanville.com
charles hugh smith-The Con of the Decade Part I
Home | IIER
With the US trapped in depression, this really is starting to feel like 1932 - Telegraph
Fareed Zakaria - Obama's CEO problem -- and ours
The Economics of Depression Scrip - Clifford F. Thies - Mises Daily
Op-Ed Columnist - The Third Depression - NYTimes.com
RBS tells clients to prepare for 'monster' money-printing by the Federal Reserve - Telegraph
The Oil Drum: Campfire | Creating a Post-Peak Future You will Want to Live Into
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Middle class shackled by banking debt chains. 113 million households each owe an average of $113,000 in banking debt for mortgages, student loans, credit cards, and auto loans. $45 trillion in household sector debt, government debt, and domestic financial
The Death Of Las Vegas
The Burning Platform, financial collapse, depression, war
BBC News - Japan PM Naoto Kan warns of 'collapse' under debt pile
Arthur Laffer: Tax Hikes and the 2011 Economic Collapse - WSJ.com
Warning: We’re falling into a double-dip recession. « InvestmentWatch
Neithercorp Press » Blog Archive » Warning Signs Of Full Spectrum Collapse Are Everywhere
Stock Market Precipitous Sell-off, Was the Jobs Report That Bad? :: The Market Oracle :: Financial Markets Analysis & Forecasting Free Website
DEBT: Ballooning national debt violates God’s precepts
Written by Steve Marr
25 Questions To Ask Anyone Who Is Delusional Enough To Believe That This Economic Recovery Is Real
What is the Real Definition of Inflation? [INFOGRAPHIC] | Personal Finance Corner
The Intelligent Investor: You Should Be Worried - WSJ.com
Government: The Next Bubble To Burst - IBD - Investors.com
The Four Biggest U.S. Bubbles | Thumbcharts™
Is a $1 Trillion Bailout Ahead for State Pension Funds? - Real Time Economics - WSJ
IMF Points To Japan As Next Trouble Spot – 24/7 Wall St.
SPIEGEL ONLINE - Druckversion - The Mother of All Bubbles: Huge National Debts Could Push Euro Zone into Bankruptcy - SPIEGEL ONLINE - News - International
Think This Market Is Boring? Here Are 14 Crises That Could Blast The Complacency Out Of The Market
Monbiot.com » An Eruption of Reality
If The U.S. Economy Goes Into The Toilet Will It Result In A Complete And Total Collapse Of Society?
At this point you may be tempted to think that America has been through extremely tough economic times before (The Great Depression for example) and came through them okay. So what is so different now? Well, the truth is that the character of the American people is dramatically different. At the time of the Great Depression, the American people were tough, self-sufficient people who knew how to live off the land. Today, most Americans are weak, spoiled little children who will throw a temper tantrum whenever anyone tries to take their toys away. The character of the American people has been decaying for decades, and there is no way that the current crop of Americans has any chance of weathering a horrible economic depression the way Americans back in the 1930s did.
