Responsibility avoidance

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hello indeed it is my mum DC so we start with the Joker/donor what has disabled first still bad as net compared all the others it still Mary had and it’s deceptively good actually compared to other ways of presenting United States of America as unemployment problem this is the one abuse the other times is the M ratio from the Fred St Louis and I go back to 1950 odd I am moving to the shape before starting in about 1970 more and more parts of the population decided to go to work for the freedom aspect of it all or whatever women thought they were thinking and and with more than going into the workplace and it went all out to the computer boom boom of the 1990s and peeked out as that crash started at nearly 65 64 1/2% of the population working as let’s call it working and then it fell down again and went up just before this crash to 63% working and you can just in the shape of it and that’s a better probable Lee debtor way of looking at the unemployment situation in United States into the run-off radically might all the way down to 58 not off as at the end of the recession and it hasn’t gone up tall not M not up a tool I am the other employment way of looking at things people falling off registers going onto other registers but that’s the real one the percentage of people working is down at a level it first was in the mid-70s rubbish absolute rubbish I use this chart Armin comments on the five soldiers put it up for anybody else is interested in open took too much about it it’s how European banks funded themselves now I’m not going to go into the fires don’t worry but of the far left there are left you got deposits so the dark grey is deposit at the bottom so hammy that how much parts of on their liability side balancing out the asset side are deposit in Denmark into very small number and the big number for Denmark is debt securities right-hand monopoly go to it so moving across am low but better than normal than Denmark is United Kingdom shuffling further across more deposits in France Morten across the yellow dots obviously Germany more and Spain have got even more deposits began seek basically the different make-up of the am little asset liability side Elliott that the asset side and liability side more liability side liability side of European banks best move on quick and this is from the Economist and it’s interesting in a couple of ways cabinets and the people it’s called UCB countries down beside their India China United States Brazil are born that the three on the far left which are India Brazil and Iran now that’s population mean age there are very young populations than the mean and age in India since 325 incredibly low arm but must be very young population Brazil under 30 very young population and it in Iran so when you are on think about is sending Israel into blow up Iran something it’s most of the population is very young indeed very young indeed very young population populations and particularly on this one are Japan and Germany who were running into demographic problems there are lots of their workers are retiring and around the replacement coming in behind and to make this chart even more with the then putting camp Cabinet ministers average age in there in the government may the Cabinet ministers starting at the top India have got just the youngest population but the oldest average age of Cabinet ministers at 65 and pulling back China is second with United States third video fogeys running the place in India China and the United States but in Russia right down at the bottom am Australia in Germany much younger aged arm Cabinet, politicians will finish with this one Ontario compared to cash-strapped California per capita debt is higher carried this I likely pull this out with the adverts and lump on the on the other side because I just like this am it just tells you what sort of the that Internet newspaper it is whose Canada’s hottest Olympic broadcaster is just one of the things that is down to lure you into more stories and if you go down that Lott has all sorts of stuff that is so very tempting anyway I won’t go into it basically they reckon am Ontario if you compare it to can add to California burnt areas in much worse trouble than anybody knows what trouble California is must think for Ontario got you must be in trouble kids but the plant at like to make here is a thinking even says it at the bottom I was done to bring up a few of these down and stack them all up but dull just do this one to day but the state government is least moving to control spending now at California that the state government is at these can moving to control spending and tackle the deficit while Ontario is pretending that nothing is wrong said Bill Tofts executive done something of something and that’s the thing what we got so much out there when things go wrong and the people that are in responsible for it seemed to develop this wonderful technique of doing nothing about it and that is just fine to do nothing about what everybody can see as a problem do nothing and quite understand it is the politicians fault or the people in the responsibility the them in charges fault or is it our fault for not holding them responsible for doing their for doing their jobs have a good week I’m sure that’ll make all the difference to your week me telling you on Monday to have a good one that

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  • http://www.outoftheboxinsight.org Outoftheboxinsight

    Yes M, it makes all the difference when you say that.

    Have a good week as well!

    T

  • axionication1

    I think the blame & responsibility lies with us.

    Comfortably numb.

  • John_by_the_creek

    In reply to axionication1:

    I’m leaning that way too.  Many of our ”leaders” are most certainly guilty of “gamming the system”.  But in reality, it is the broad populace that has listened to, and believed, their impossible promises. 

    Until the electorate grows-up, and accepts the fact that “we can’t have it all”, our collective sorrows will only grow more complicated.