Comments on: Jobless claims jump unexpectedly

By: LipMcNip

LipMcNip — Sat, 06 Sep 2008 06:39:12 +0000

Steel Kage….Thanks for sharing your stats and observations. I am also college educated and can not figure out why I am unemployed. With a science and math degree. Remember when they told us that type of degree was invaluable? And I have work experience in the field. How much sense does that make? Thank you for letting me know it is not just happening to me. You know, Hitler did not like the educated people or free thinkers either. Unless, of course, they were willing to sell their soul to the devil, follow his agenda and were willing to carry out his evil plans. That’s what I am telling the “youngins” now, don’t waste your time or money on college right now. Things are way too unstable.

By: Alienation

Alienation — Sat, 06 Sep 2008 00:50:19 +0000

- The increase indicates that the slowing economy is taking its toll on the job market…

Who is the fucking idiot who wrote this? Perhaps some of us are as stupid as these articles make us out to be, or perhaps the author believes that the resulting job market in a slowing economy increases. No, he/she has to be (HAS TO BE) smarter than that and so I’ll assume he/she believes we’re all just a bunch of morons.

Either way, none of it matters because the numbers merit less than a piece of poop on the sidewalk. They do not represent “unemployment” figures. What is represented is official “unemployment compensation claims”. The same people who had their claims expire yesterday and still have no job today are immediately considered employed by these numbers. They’re not fooling anyone but sadly, although many are waking up to the inequities of our righteous leaders, hardly anyone will stand up against them.

By: unexxxpected

unexxxpected — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 23:12:06 +0000

All stats are made up anyway.
Do you know what’s really controlling this mess?

You need to know.

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You can only save yourself. But you can…

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By: Current resident

Current resident — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 17:05:20 +0000

If they hadn’t continously changed the formula for computing unemployment ( it actually doesnt include many unemployed , if that makes any sense ) but if the formula was still the one used on Carter in the 70’s ; my guess is around 15-22% unemployment. You can see areas like michigan , oregon , ohio, the rust belt, the textile belt, anywhere where our industrial infrastructure used to be are much higher if not literal ghost towns.Thats the usa, the heart of america is gone. ripped out by the roots and shipped to china, like the wtc steel. now there’s an irony. Anyone hear about those new high tech jobs that were going to take the place of those old factory jobs lately ? how about greenspans “technological increases in production efficincies drawing synergy from capital pools should bring us to utopia , well, right about now. Those Amish are looking smarter every day aren’t they ? People have long memories without TV.
No more lies.
NO NWO
NO AMERO
Just say No to the NWO

By: Steel Kage

Steel Kage — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 15:46:41 +0000

From my perspective, these numbers are a lot higher. In my household, 2 out of 3 are unemployed; all college-educated. The same for my college-educated friends…75% of them are unemployed. Because the unemployment does not take ‘money’ while you are in college for their insurance, it is not there for us and we do not get ‘benefits’. It is getting very frustrating that even the minimum wage jobs are being filled with people that the companies can get cheaper than minimum. People who would be making $24/hr now are having to work 3 $8 jobs…taking up more than necessary. It makes it difficult to start a new business to hire good people at decent wages when people are just barely paying for sustenance. College is a scam right now…save your money!!!