collapses happen in the fall, i dont know why but they do. sept/oct watch for it.
I know Obama has not posted the yearly figures they are late. he was waiting for healtyh care reform to pass. I understand that we are in the red by 5&3/4%
that would be the first time that we have had to live on borrowed money for programs that are not in existence yet in our history. It will not be good if this information is true.
We will have hyperinflation worse than the soviet union did when they switched to capitalism.
But Michelle Obama will still jet set on the weekends and the white house will throw it’s weekly parties for the press that they love so we should all be happy.
Lastly, prepare for a big surprise. AIG will soon be forced to reveal it is bankrupt again, encountering another painful failure, despite all its falsified reports of revival. It is dead, even after $180 billion in aid. AIG has been busy conducting a shell game to move assets from recently audited subsidiaries to the next subsidiary to be audited, in order to hide its neverending bust played out. It is a veritable Black Hole under the USGovt roof. For each and every sector of the ailing defunct landscape, one can safely said THAT AINT RECOVERY, FOLKS!! Stimulus, rescue, bailouts, nationalizations, and more USDollar ruination lie directly ahead. Gold will thrive in the coming months, as panic sets in...."
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Doctor, nurses among swine-flu suspects in Meghalaya
17:27 HRS IST
Shillong, Aug 18 (PTI) A doctor working in New Delhi and two nurses of Shillong Civil Hospital here were among the five persons suspeted of having swine flu-like symptoms and their throat swab samples were today sent for H1N1 tests.
All the five have been kept in isolation and necessary treatment is being given, state’s Director of Health Services K H Lakiang said.
Dr Natasha Sangma, who had recently returned from New Delhi, and two nurses of Shillong Civil Hospital who had come in contact with the two H1N1 patients admitted at the hospital, have been admitted with flu-like symptoms.
A 26-year-old youth, who returned from Bangalore and a girl, who had come from Vellore, also showed suspected flu-like symptoms.
“We are screening people having travel history to places where the flu is prevalent. We have sent the samples today to the laboratory at Dibrugarh in Assam,” Lakiang said.
http://www.ptinews.com/news/235551_Doctor—nurses-among-swine-flu-suspects-in-Meghalaya
240 Kenyans quarantined over swine flu
Tue, 18 Aug 2009 08:37:49 GMT
Kenyan health officials quarantine over 240 villagers following diagnosis of swine flu among six individuals in the area.
The measures were taken after five pupils tested positive for the virus last week and one of them is said to have infected a parent, bringing the number of the afflicted to six.
Kenya’s Medical Services Director Shennaz Sharrif believes the few observed cases are likely spread the deadly virus fast enough to contaminate the region.
“We have 240 cases that we suspect to be infected with swine flu. We have quarantined people and banned public meetings in affected areas,” Sharrif said.
“The number of cases is going to increase as we are in the flu season. H1N1 is going to replace the common influenza that occurs at this time,” she said.
Kenya joined the global swine flu watch-list in June, when a visiting British student from Nottingham University became the first to be diagnosed with the disease.
The potentially fatal virus has not claimed any lives in the country yet.
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