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Mythical Green Shoots and the Big Government Lie on Unemployment
Kurt Nimmo Infowars December 4, 2009 Obama and the government are afraid Americans will soon be up in arms over the jobless recovery and the decline in their standard of living. In order to blindside them to the reality of an engineered impoverishment of society a precondition to world government — they routinely cook the figures on unemployment and then feed this to the corporate media. For the first time in two years, the US economy came tantalizingly close to posting a monthly gain in jobs, reports the Christian Science Monitor. Employer payrolls fell by just 11000 workers in November, much less than economists expected, according to a Labor Department report Friday. Also, the unemployment rate fell modestly, from 10.2 to 10 percent. The long-suffering US jobs market improved significantly in November, as employers trimmed the fewest jobs of any month since the start of the recession, and the unemployment rate posted the biggest one-month decline in more than three years, claims CNN. The unemployment rate improved to 10% in the month. Nancy Pelosi said stealing money from future generations has put the nation on the path back to job growth and illustrates that the economic policies of President Obama and the Democratic Congress are starting to work. Pelosi also blamed Obamas predecessor. Todays jobs report is evidence that our recovery efforts are moving our economy in the right direction. After losing an average of 673000 jobs per month in the final three months of …
Future Ocean
Understanding the ocean — sustaining our future The Kiel Cluster of Excellence „The Future Ocean” pursues an approach to research that is unique in Germany: marine researchers, geologists, economists as well as medical scientists, mathematicians, legal and social scientists are contributing their expertise to investigate ocean and climate change. A total of over 200 scientists from the Christian-Albrechts-University of Kiel (CAU), the Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel (GEOMAR), the Institute for World Economy (IfW) and the Muthesius University of Fine Arts have joined forces. Future Ocean’s Mission is to use the results of multidisciplinary scientific research on the past and present ocean to predict the future of the Earth’s marine environment. This includes understanding changes to the past, on-going and future ocean as well as the interaction between society and the ocean in regard to marine resources, services and risks. www.futureocean.org The Film about The Future Ocean was produced by aca-de-media for the DFG video portal to make science visible. SOURCE: © FUTURE OCEAN
Christian Gollier
