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head who choose their a sudden United States of America and something I can remember exactly where it came from but it looks like it’s written as though it’s a hatchet job for Pres Barrack all Armagh but these am the fact it’s these am the facts and you can’t get round that total public debt so they’re taking back to January Jan 20th 2009 which I imagine was when he was inaugurated if it wasn’t it I can see it was roughly around then and the public debt total was at that time 10,626,000,000,000 and is now risen to June 30 so they have earlier this latest figures in presumably it’s risen to 15,856,000,000,000 but the easiest to remember figure for here is it’s a rise of 5.2 3 trillion that is from the Treasury Department total public debt now we get to GDP from the BK and the same quarter one 2009 start it was 13,923,000,000,000 and it is risen presumably until about June yeah quarters 1:45 thousand 12 to 15,606,000,000,000 so GDP has increased by 1.6 8 trillion total public debt has increased by 5.2 3 trillion the mathematics is quite actually simple that are multiply 1.68 x 3 and you get about 5.234 divide 5.23 x 1.68 new get about three basically the debt is increased by three times more than the GDP pulling on banking usage in Arizona I guess there was a number in here that is quite interesting read a sizeable percentage of Arizonans are struggling financially and might even have taken a step backwards since the depths of the recession the latest sign declining use of checking saving and other bank accounts a prop for proper for a proportion of un-banked an under banked Arizonans has risen sharply since the recession according to a new survey by ethnic specifically 32.1% of Arizona households either don’t have a bank account are have any bank accounts and I’ve cut it off a bit quickly but I got that number will earn it and it’ll be representative and it is sit quite big do you think nearly a third of Arizona households don’t have any bank accounts very big anyway revealed with the short chart about ISM manufacturing and it’s hard done in an ISM sort of way are red dotted line across the middle anything above that red dotted line is expanded viewing below the line is contracting okay goes back about the Second World War at first thing to note is at the left part of the chart was a lot more of the Downey was more volatiles in it a lot more up than a lot more down but since I suppose is being less than factoring and less and less manufacturing its less volatiles that have a look towards the end the modern error and we’ve got one pointy down and picked with a red splodge arm around the year 2000 at the dot-com crash is a 911 sticky down bits are in presumably about 911 sticky down bit and then everything went quite well but really started crashing down into that recession arm in about 2004 five so it came as a long track down there is net from 60 down to about 35 from 2003 to 2009 recovered up to back up to 16 it’s been in the positive territorial ever since because it’s got its little foot on the line now again so is a good bounce off the line go upwards or is it can gulps washing through it downwards into contraction we don’t know because we can’t see the future right that will look for a duck cultivated risk.chart loaded inbound and outbound containers out of Los Angeles along beach ports so that the big port Tommy east coast and on the left Coast so coming in loaded in obviously a lot more than going out am and you see the stonking great increase from 1996 up to 2007 a real bottom left tops the right sort of increase of stuff coming in on containers for various reasons then the great recession had crashed down it gone up a little as you can see and is flattened off quite surprisingly high flattening off is nothing that are loaded in his ever done before on this chart it’s either been going up or coming down but now it’s doing the old flat thing I going out has been really quite flat from 96 to 2006 and then it had a little increase had a little push down from the end of the recession and now it’s risen flattened off again so it’s all very flat the comings and goings from care in containers Los Angeles and Palm Beach at the moment I put that on to to try and help the ISM Manufacturing was no great increase in manufacturing and has no great increase in manufacturing via the export there is what I’m saying so is that we don’t really know whether the ISM manner factoring is, crashed downwards or bounce upwards more likely nothing much is going happen according to let an export import chart or more the export part of that camp import-export chart right little look at the present again and I think this is an in trade chart and the great spike up at the end means that and it’s going from 58 to 65 or something present Obama is likely to get elected again arm and that’s what that means chart now I still haven’t got over the fact that arm he hasn’t handed the chance of being elected over to Hillary my brain some reason it spins on that when it just can’t and are both heard lots of reasons why it was only sensible Barrack goes on for a second term and he just had I known only just doesn’t seem the right thing to do to me it seemed the only decent thing to do sensible thing for everybody concerned would be candid over tailoring but that is not what has happened and that means obviously long week we can’t judge other people on how our brains feel because some of the brains is don’t feels is like we do is right that go over to the United Kingdom and religion and asked a question about religion arm in the old days most people in England or the United Kingdom et seq would say yes I’m Church of England is that just your standard response but it looks like 50% say they got no religion at all now 6% say their non-Christian is 9% Roman Catholics 15% of a Christian and a 20% Church of England or Anglican I have yellowed at the bottom is it vaguely interesting nearly 2/3 64% of those those aged 18 to 24 do not belong to any religion so when the arm and and if we take it this way compared with 28% of those 65 and above solely on Ulster’s 28% near a quarter say they don’t belong to any religion so that a few of them but well over twice as many youngsters don’t belong to any religion and that’s where goes the Ulster’s will die off first and that number in the UK will go down and down and really quite quickly because the young people 64% do not have any religion at all some two thirds of UK-ites do not youngsters do not have any religion and arm in arm on people’s heads of the moment on this part of Nvidia power came people tend again why is this happened in the UK maybe even help me with it attitudes to unemployment benefits along the bottom is just that underpin unemployment rate it did run heavily at high 10% let’s say until 1993 and then it started going down again towards about 56% and now it’s about 8% again I mentioned 1993 on that unemployment because something happens in 1993 will follow the black line next at the black night line is that they agree or think that unemployment benefits are too low and cause hardships they the people asked do think that unemployment benefits are too low and cause hardships to the people that are on unemployment benefits up to 19 93/50%’s and knickers flat for the 10 years before that said yes we think it’s too low and causes them hardship that since 1993 tipping coming down and down and down and down and now it’s about 20% think it’s too low and causes hardship but in 1993 or thereabouts the red line started increasing where they say we think unemployment benefits are too high and they discourage work and that’s gone from 30% up to 60% so something happened in 1993 where the attitude of the UK people towards what they thought of unemployment benefits and the claimers of unemployment benefits changed completely why but at the moment now and the great disparity there is that most people the 60% are thinking that unemployment benefits are too high and they discourage work and very few people think that the too low and cause hardship and that is obviously what am politicians can fire off knowing that the public will back them on that inside people’s heads again and he Japan protests spread across China it’s very easy to say while this is just orchestrated by the government but if it’s orchestrated by the government that still one lot of people manipulating other lots of people but I don’t think this is actually totally manipulated by the Chinese government anti-Japanese Japan anti-Japanese protests spread across China on Tuesday prompting many Japanese companies to halt operations amid the British bitter dispute about, tested islands thousands of Chinese demonstrators marched outside the Japanese embassy in Beijing to mark the am anniversary of the Japanese invasion of Manchuria protests erupted in dozens of other cities including Shanghai change you and Shen Jen tensions between the Asian powers have risen in recent months over the sink Kaku Islands in the East China Sea Japan controls the islands and its Japanese island summing between a control the island the Japanese if Japan controls from a Japanese are more releasing say the Japanese are called her something in Chinese which also claimed by China and Taiwan that the thing here is the least and people have the heart I can’t further I went to mourn same bucket but the important part there is the anniversary of the Japanese invasion of Manchuria now that was a classically nasty bit of history but it happened early 30s think before the Second World War anyway certainly out in Europe most of the Second World War stuff has been through various Nova various generations full got an handful given but over there the Japanese invasion Manchuria has not been and it’s just different people acting different ways due to different circumstances and that is still a very calm royal nerve for the people over there and unfortunately over there the required a few actual raw nerves that have been washed over all not exposed due to everybody’s come on we doing quite nicely in the long as everyone was doing quite nicely none of these raw nerves were exposed if things stop becoming increasingly nice raw nerves will be exposed and things can get very nasty very quickly over their over there and then sit back
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