Ep 2960a – Jobless Claims Rising, The [CB]/[WEF] Fell Right Into The Economic Trap

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When Trump was in the WH we had a V recovery, the jobs that were lost was artificial and the jobs that were gained were the same jobs. Now since Biden is the WH we are seeing jobs lost. The people are rejected the corrupt installed politicians.

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3 thoughts on “Ep 2960a – Jobless Claims Rising, The [CB]/[WEF] Fell Right Into The Economic Trap”

  • Marian Colbert
    December 30, 2022 at 3:33 pm
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    I must say I’M SORRY, I’ve gotten frustrated at times and let you have it. Been watching since the beginning and thank God you haven’t been like me. I don’t really give up, just lash out. It’s taking way longer than any of us knew. You’ve hung in there everyday and kept your chin up! God bless you and please forgive me

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  • Bill Olson - 251omega
    December 30, 2022 at 4:48 pm
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    You must be hiring other people to write the video titles, and the episode synopsis, under each Video—> That’s obviously just a GUESS, based on two observations, regarding episode 2960b:
    1) You do the voice-overs with proper grammar, and good sentence structure, which are both necessary to tell the story in a clear way, that avoids or minimizes misunderstandings. (Great job!)
    2) The video titles, and the episode synopsis, however, are sadly, a different story. They are replete with bad grammar, contextual ambiguities, and broken sentence structures. Some sentences begin to convey a specific idea, but suddenly change, mid-sentence, to an entirely different idea, without completing either thought. It’s as if the sentence was constructed with two incomplete sentence fragments, that were taken randomly from TWO different, unrelated sentences, and just joined together. Then, it was immediately published, without even proofreading it, let alone seeking the benefit of a Copy Editor!
    —> I think it was a bad business model to expect an illiterate to be able to do a job that requires high levels of English Comprehension, and Excellent Writing Skills. Maybe I’m missing some key factor that justifies the situation. I remember being mistaken about something, back in my High School days, so, I suppose that I could be wrong about this, too. (But, I don’t think so.)

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  • Bill Olson - 251omega
    December 30, 2022 at 5:01 pm
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    I sent this message to correct an error in the “WEBSITE” window, below.
    No need to keep this message, now. Just keep my data…

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