Thirty-Two Days to Economic Doom; the “Black Swan Event” everyone fears
Superstation95.com
Monday, 23 November 2015
Today is November 24. Thirty-two days from now, the US economy WILL be in complete collapse. This is the economic “Black Swan Event” everyone has feared. Thirty-two days from now it will hit with a vengeance and nothing on the face of the earth can stop it.
It is an irrefutable fact that a full fifty percent (50%) of annual retail sales in the entire United States, takes place between Thanksgiving and Christmas. All of you already know this because you’ve all heard the term “Black Friday.” The reason the day after Thanksgiving is called “Black Friday” is because that is the day of the year when the overwhelming majority of retailers finally arrive “in the black” financially, for the year. It takes place because on that day, consumers unleash their wallets and credit cards for the Christmas spending spree. This year, the spending spree will NOT take place; the money just isn’t there.
How we got to this point is simple: For over a decade, those touting “free trade” and “immigration reform” have utterly wrecked this country so as to make a huge buck for themselves. Screw the country; screw the people, it’s every man for himself – was their ideology.
The free trade gang used the term to justify “outsourcing” American manufacturing to cheaper, third-world countries. Those pushing “immigration reform” used it to bring millions of lower paid, foreign workers into this country, many of whom live ten and twenty to a home, to work at (what used to be) American jobs, but do so for half (or less) of the former American salary.
Then, of course, we had the Unions. Groups like the Service Employees International Union (SEIU), which is so selfish about getting more Union members to line the pockets of Union Bosses with members’ dues, they jumped on the “immigration reform” bandwagon to get as many illegal aliens as possible to remain in the country and become part of the unions! The Union bosses didn’t care one wit about America or its citizens, they only thought of their own pockets as they scoured the barrio for more and more laborers to work cheap . . . and pay Union dues.
Over the past decade, we have moved closer and closer to the point where there are too few middle-class-wage jobs to keep the economy going. It was propped-up for the past couple years by easy credit; all of which is now max’d out. This year, the numbers have finally turned against us and nothing can stop what’s coming.
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