Monday, June 29, 2009

swine flu kills nine year old girl

Giving a jab a doctor or nurse         photo
Sadly, a nine year old girl died today of swine flu. She could be the poster child for this dreaded disease. A sickness that will soon have taken thousands. The disease is spreading and infecting many. The H1N1 virus is resistant to tamiflu and other antiviral agents. People, we are in a world of hurt. This pretend all is fine approach is causing many to die.

Sunday, June 28, 2009

one million in US get swine flu


Right now, over one million people in US have mexican swine flu H1N1 virus. I suggest leaving shoes outside the house and avoiding crowded stores, like Wal-mart. Shop at small home locally own shops where you see few people. The produce may cost more, but your health is important. Stay away from a megamall that has lots of people in it.

Shoes can track in viruses. Keep shoes outside the house and have plastic washable house shoes, like crocs. These you can wash with chlorine to remove viruses.

Saturday, June 27, 2009

Where are the jobs?

money on trees
OK, we know money don't grow on trees. People ask - where are the jobs? OK so we are in a recovery, RIGHT? Actually, no, the so called economic recession is turning into a very grim depression.

Skeptics that claim all is fine are liars. Things are bad and getting worse. Trust me on this, if things were getting better sales would increase. Talk to small biz and they tell you that sales are falling and that it is getting harder to pay employees. This means they have to let go of more people.

Friday, June 26, 2009

Flu cases hit high

The number of mexican swine flu cases is at a record high this week. Skeptics act like all is fine, but more and more people are getting it. This flu is a lot stronger than previous strains.

I predict that the H1N1 virus will become more far more virulent or also develop strong resistance for many antiviral medicines we now use.

Thursday, June 25, 2009

no recovery in england

The financial problems are truly global. OK, even though the fall started in US due to sub prime mortgage meltdown, in europe things are worse now. In england there is no recovery.

Sadly, many of new jobs created will not last through this down turn. Things are slowing down as economic crisis worsens.

Wednesday, June 24, 2009

Jobless rates soon over 10%

Jobless rates will soon go over 10%. This means we are still sliding; yes ever in a downward direction.

As we suffer some of the loftiest jobless rates in over 30 years, the severe mortgage meltdown is not over. Banks are still not lending money. They are in fact suffering from a declining real estate market. Until this market turns around we can see more pain.

Tuesday, June 23, 2009

Question for HDRusers

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Monday, June 22, 2009

corn crop

The wet winter has turn into a soggy summer. Farmers still cannot plant corn. In fact, one of the few things we still produce is corn. If we fail to produce grain a world wide shortage of food could occur with sky high prices and even more woe.

Sunday, June 21, 2009

REALITY is here



California unemployment rate is 11.5% highest ever, Florida jobless percentage is 10.2% highest in 34 years, but debunkers claim that everything is fine. In fact, one debunker told me he lives in California. Well, I guess he is unaware that his state is near bankrupt.

Saturday, June 20, 2009

collar - white or blue?


OK many people are trading their white collar jobs for blue. I have already seen it, computer programmers becoming truck drivers, MBA getting work as building inspector, R&D design engineers fixing airplanes, the list goes on.

The reason, is very simple; many of those high paying high technology jobs of tomorrow are so yesterday. With OUTsourcing many high skill high wage workers are OUT of a job. It is a lot cheaper to hire a web designer in India for $3000/yr than in US for $30,000/year.

Things are so bad that I saw an engineer from Pakistan working inside a convenience store; he told me that he did not come to america to starve.

Friday, June 19, 2009

euro moves up, dollar drops


In what can only be tasked as obvious, we see a decline in the dollar. As I stated before, printing green pieces of paper in massive quantities is not a good idea. Drop in the dollar again, vs euro means that US economy is in trouble. People are moving out of dollar into commodities such as oil, into gold, and yes, into euros. OK so some debunkers said that people would go into stocks, but today the DOWN Jones Industrial Average was DOW again!

Thursday, June 18, 2009

crude oil continues to rise

OK so some say crude oil rise means economic recovery. I believe that a better idea is that this is cause by the current crisis in iran. Rightly so, because when oil shot up to $147 last year it was not a sign of a good economy, but rather one of speculators looking for a place to dump dollars.

Wednesday, June 17, 2009

myspace lays off over 400 people


Times are tough, instead of an economic recovery, what we see is more turmoil. Reports that myspace lays off over 400 workers should help wake you up - from the mirage of a false recovery.

This talk of "recession is over" is wrong. In fact what is taking place is that we are sinking ever deeper into the mire.

Firms need to adjust to a new reality; one where there is a lot less money. This reminds me of people in the great depression would always say "prosperity is just around the corner."

Tuesday, June 16, 2009

US Industry at record low


US industrial production in factories hits a new record low. This should surprise no one as it seems every day execs shut down a US factory and move it to China. This is what globalism looks like. All that DOWNsizing and OUTsourcing - now we are DOWN & OUT!

Executive say "we gotta cut costs", OK so why are they making so much money? People in corner offices who sit in big chairs produce nothing but hot air. They are not creators of wealth, but rather destroyers.

Monday, June 15, 2009

China's car sales boom

While the rest of the world is in a state of economic crisis, in China there is a car sales boom. People are buying new cars at a record pace. Expect this to continue as things get better. OK, imagine if we were in a no more worry pace.

Sunday, June 14, 2009

White flag at six flags?

Six Flags declared bankruptcy due to recession. Here is a company that could not survive, because as things get worse, people cut back on nonessential items. When you have to decide if money is to be spent on food or fun - food wins.

If you think traffic is down now, wait until oil soars back over $100. It is not to sound pessimistic, but people will cut back on spending as our economic crisis worsens.

Saturday, June 13, 2009

NK soon war?


North Korea says turn all its plutonium into bomb material. I warn people that this is a ticking time bomb. All over the world people worry this technology to produce intercontinental ballistic missiles could fall into the wrong hands - it will.

It is only a matter of time until enemies of US get this technology and use it. The policy of appeasement has failed. In fact, we can rest assure that in a not too distant future we shall reap the harvest of our lack of action on this matter.

Friday, June 12, 2009

Health care


Yesterday, we had a major announcement that mexican swine flu was now a pandemic and over 30,000 are sick. Planning ahead for H1N1 virus is important. Today, President Obama says that we need a new health care plan. It could be close to what we see in canada, and will help make care more affordable to the poor. Public plan will mean more taxes.


Thursday, June 11, 2009

Flu Pandemic

The moment I predicted has arrive on schedule. The H1N1 mexican swine flu pandemic is here. World braces for impact as sick patients flood hospital emergency rooms. This virus has made the jump from america to asia. Hong Kong schools are closing due to the epidemic. Children are at risk of an illness due to the rapid spread through sneezing.

People, this is not normal, in fact, this H1N1 virus is the 1st flu epidemic in over forty years since that dreaded Hong Kong flu pandemic in 1968. Back then people dreamed of one day going to the moon. Well, now we ignore such talk.

Wednesday, June 10, 2009

Stocks lower, interest rates higher

It was another down day for the dow. It appears that rising interest rates are destroying any chance of an economic recovery. Also, oil is going up, it closed today over $72/barrel. This is not a sign of recovery, but of discovery, as in the fact that people will pay at the pump. They have no choice.

Sadly, many companies are close to bankruptcy. GM & Chrysler were only the tip of the iceberg. As the financial situation deteriorates expect to see more stores close, and eventually malls shut down. This will leave to empty ghost malls and abandoned areas.