U.S. Manufacturing Index Falls "UNEXPECTEDLY!" Again! How UNEXPECTEDLY UNEXPECTED!

Daaahh....we're still in a middle of a DEPRESSION

Damn gold is GOING UP BABY!

This was NOT expected!! I'll tell you that.

I would love to start carving their fucking tongues out every time they utter that word.......

Where is it all going??? how mysterious.

Maybe its been moved elsewhere like another country.

What a mystery.

If I had an Economist working for me that is so constantly "SURPRISED!" by the "UNEXPECTED" economic facts, they'd have been fired, LONG AGO...

Why is bad news always "UNEXPECTED!!!!!" under a Democrat??
They did this under Clinton, too...

RECOVERY begins the day Obama and his cronies leave office....

Sitting a QC production lab waiting for batches to check. We are sloooooooooooooooooooooow.

God help us all.

Frieght volumes are down dramatically. we're at 2008 levels again, but you won't be seeing any media hysteria about it, this time, because a DEMOCRAT is in the White House. They only do that if they can harm a REPUBLICAN

Both parties are the same.

There are only rulers and those who are ruled.

Also in manufacturing (precision machining). Going to be asking guys to stay home soon if we do not get more work flow soon

Sorry...
I think I'll be voting for THE AMERICAN, this time....
On loves AMERICA and wants it to succeed.

The other thinks America should be cut down to size.

THIS AIN'T ROCKET SURGERY, FOLKS....

Recovery cannot occur until the mal-invested debt can be liquidated. In 2008 the bulk of that debt resided on bank balance sheets as the artificial housing price boom loaded their balance sheets up with cheap loans that they knew were going to bust. So, they transferred those toxic assets to the sovereign balance sheet via bailouts and some was outright monetized by the feds operations.

Some people estimate that overall about 1/2 of all debt needs to be liquidated in bankruptcy to clear the system and governments need to reduce their spending immediately by 50%. 50%! that is 1/2 of the size of the current government and budget, you think the republicans are up for that challenge?

It's all clogged up now like a 100 year old sewer system, that crap is piling up.

Is that out of Wisconsin? Are you a supervisor?

Yeah funny how everything is unexpected...unless you expect doom, like I do...then it's all quite expected....

Someone is trying to set the stage for executions on a scale never seen in current times.

THIS

and the US doesn't manufacture anything much anymore

outsourced

Because they really believe in their thumping gizzards that what they are doing is right and should be working! Very sad

CORRECTION:
OUT-FORCED, by 40+ years of job-wrecking Democrat policies.

The job wrecking has been going on for years.

This is NOT the first of it

since the 80s at least

You mean there is still manufacturing in the US? Wheres that then I thought it was all shipped to china lol

geee that was UNexpected


NOT

I'm sure the President and his following are incredibly surprised..

It takes a whole new kind of stupid to think that Obama should be re-elected.

GEAB N°66 is available! Red alert / Global systemic crisis – September-October 2012: When the trumpets of Jericho ring out seven times for the world before the crisis

- Public announcement GEAB N°66 (June 19, 2012) -


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The progression of world events unfolds in accordance with the anticipations mapped out by LEAP/E2020 during these last few quarters. Euroland has finally come out from its political torpor and short-termism since François Hollande’s election (1) as France’s president and the Greeks have just confirmed their willingness to resolve their problems within Euroland (2) thus contradicting all the Anglo-Saxon media and Euro sceptics’ “forecasts”. From now on, Euroland (in fact the EU minus the United Kingdom) will therefore be able to move forward and create a true project of political integration, economic efficiency and democratization over the 2012-2016 period as LEAP/E2020 anticipated last February (GEAB N°62. It’s positive news but, for the coming six-month periods, this “second Renaissance” of the European project (3) will really be the only good news at world level.

All the other components of the global situation are in fact pointed in a negative, even catastrophic, direction. Here again, the main media are starting to echo a long-standing situation anticipated by our team for summer 2012. Indeed, in one form or another, more often on the inside pages than in big headlines (monopolized for months by Greece and the Euro (4)), one now finds the following 13 topics:

1. Global recession (no engine of growth anywhere / end of the myth of the “US recovery”) (5)
2. Growing insolvency of the Western banking and financial system and henceforth partially recognized as such
3. Growing frailty of key financial assets such as sovereign debts, real estate and CDSs underpinning the world’s major banks’ balance sheets
4. Fall off in international trade (6)
5. Geopolitical tensions (in particular in the Middle East) approaching the point of a regional explosion
6. Lasting global geopolitical blockage at the UN
7. Rapid collapse of the whole of the Western asset-backed retirement system (7)
8. Growing political divisions within the world’s “monolithic” powers (USA, China, Russia)
9. Lack of “miracle” solutions as in 2008 /2009, because of the growing impotence of many of the major Western central banks (Fed, BoE, BoJ) and States’ indebtedness
10. Credibility in freefall for all countries having to assume the double load of public and excessive private debt (8)
11. Inability to control/slow down the advance of mass and long-term unemployment
12. Failure of monetarist and financial stimulus policies such as “pure” austerity policies
13. Quasi-systematic ineffectiveness henceforth of the alternative or recent international closed groups, G20, G8, Rio+20, WTO,… on all the key topics of what is no longer in fact a world agenda absent any consensus: economy, finances, environment, conflict resolution, fight against poverty…

Illinois and yes

any one with half a brain has quit spending. right now I could go out and buy the biggest HDTV and order cable tomorrow... but I won't do it. things are going to get much worse in this country.....

spending on food, water and protection, now that's a different story.....

Machining is no better off in FL either.

Who cares...we're a "service" economy anyway... am I right? Manufacturing is dirty
























...an attempt at saaaaaraasm.

lots of college grads are working for low wages in our service economy.