....you're ignorant and you believe what you read in the media.
1. Perhaps you recall this recent brilliant explanation of why so many are misled......
Why would you still believe them????
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2. This is today's WaPo trying to hide the truth and lick the boots of the Democrats:
Fast forward to now, and as bad as things are — rising interest rates, high inflation, stock market tumbling — the economy hasn’t imploded as it did during the Great Depression.
1. Housing prices may finally come down to reasonable levels.
I bonds inflation rate might go even higher. The Series I Savings Bond was created as a hedge against inflation. Until the end of October, the bonds are paying 9.62 percent.
Your used car is worth more.
ingtonpost.com/business/2022/09/28/recession-seven-silver-lining-strategies/
3.You may recall a scene in George Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four. The protagonist, Winston Smith, stands before the Ministry of Truth building and reads the words written on the façade: “War Is Peace, Freedom Is Slavery, Ignorance Is Strength.” When language has become so elastic that words can mean anything or nothing at all, we have entered Orwell territory.
Sean Spicer
1. Perhaps you recall this recent brilliant explanation of why so many are misled......
The Mistake Is Where You Get Your Information
. Did your media source publish every one of the 50 lies and hoaxes that we now know are all false???Why would you still believe them????
The Mistake Is Where You Get Your Information
1. Don't believe anyone, no matter their credentials, without checking for yourself. Otherwise, you will vote Democrat. This is what you have failed to incorporate in your understanding of life, and the explanation of why you are so easily led. Experts, 'scientists,' bureaucrats ...don't make...www.usmessageboard.com
2. This is today's WaPo trying to hide the truth and lick the boots of the Democrats:
"7 ways a recession could be good for you financially
Hey, a recession isn’t all bad news. Here are seven silver linings.
It was the Great Depression. The unemployment rate was over 25 percent. An estimated 12 million people were out of work, about one-fourth of the civilian labor force.Fast forward to now, and as bad as things are — rising interest rates, high inflation, stock market tumbling — the economy hasn’t imploded as it did during the Great Depression.
1. Housing prices may finally come down to reasonable levels.
I bonds inflation rate might go even higher. The Series I Savings Bond was created as a hedge against inflation. Until the end of October, the bonds are paying 9.62 percent.
Your used car is worth more.
ingtonpost.com/business/2022/09/28/recession-seven-silver-lining-strategies/
3.You may recall a scene in George Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four. The protagonist, Winston Smith, stands before the Ministry of Truth building and reads the words written on the façade: “War Is Peace, Freedom Is Slavery, Ignorance Is Strength.” When language has become so elastic that words can mean anything or nothing at all, we have entered Orwell territory.
Sean Spicer
