Yup. It was the fault of them dirty rotten corporations and their chemical contrails. Just look what they did to the Okie farmers in the thirties.
Sean Hannity did a documentary in this talk he tell about a electric magnetic bubble form over the east coast which a missile off shore will connect too.
Sean Hannity on Iranium (the Documentary on Radical Iran)http://russellanewman.com/therightblog/the-quest-for-absolute-truth/sean-hannity-on-iranium-the-documentary-regarding-radical-iran/
In the 80’s there was a electric magnetic bubble form over the farm belt so when the weather would come down from Canada like rain would not enter the bubble but go around it!
Each year farmer received credit from local bank for seed etc and at the end of the season would pay off the credit and had enough to live off of.
Agency like the Fanny & Freddy forced the farmers into deals in order to get the loan had to buy $200k
Combines or they could not get the funds needs to do farming.
Well if the farmer did not have a good season how do they pay off the debt it might have been hard for the basic stuff but here they were locked into this giant burden created by the bureaucracy of government.
Farmer Suicide Rate Swells in 1980’s, Study Says
Published: October 14, 1991
WAUSAU, Wis., Oct. 13— More than 900 male farmers in the Upper Midwest committed suicide in the 1980’s, and in some years the incidence of suicide in that group was nearly double the national average for white men, a study shows.
The National Farm Medicine Center, which conducted the study over nine years, said it planned further research to determine if there was a link between the suicide rate and the economic hardship that affected many Midwest farmers in the 1980’s. The group plans to make the survey public on Monday.
The decade was a particularly stressful time for farmers, with record indebtedness, unstable prices, declining land values and drought. There were thousands of foreclosures and bankruptcies.
The study reported that 913 male farmers killed themselves in the 1980’s in Wisconsin, Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota and Montana. Rate Peaked in 1982
The farm medicine center, founded at a clinic in the central Wisconsin town of Marshfield in 1981 to conduct agricultural health and safety research and education, also found that 71 female farmers, 96 farm children and 177 farm workers killed themselves from 1980 to 1988, the last year figures were compiled.
Using information provided by public health agencies, the study found that there were 44 suicides for every 100,000 farmers and ranchers in 1980, said Paul Gunderson, who helped conduct the researchn.
Nationwide in 1980, 31 suicides occurred for every 100,000 white males age 20 or older, he said.
After peaking at 58 suicides for every 100,000 farmers in 1982, the rate fell to 42 suicides in 1985, then climbed slightly again. In 1988 there were 48 suicides in 100,000 farmers, as against a national rate of 22.
A study of the first half of the decade, conducted by Mr. Gunderson and others for the Minnesota Center for Health Statistics, showed many of the suicides were prompted by serious injuries, alcoholism, terminal illness and family problems. It also found the depressed ecomony contributed to the problem.
http://www.nytimes.com/1991/10/14/us/farmer-suicide-rate-swells-in-1980-s-study-says.html?ref=farmers
Don’t slave for them BAD corporations!
Do it for the MORMON religious Empire!!!