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Economic Indicators.gov
Bush administration has shut down the popular economic website that was voted by forbes as "best of the web" as part of an effort to "combat possible recession" effective march 1st. The site collects and populates data from all the government economic agencies and provides it to the media and public and is the source for most of the graphs and stuff you see in the news reports. Apparently the data it's reporting shows signs of an economic collapse which according to the bush administration isn't true, and is pointing the finger to the media for their "negative reporting" for being at fault for the economic failures in this country. Monkey see no evil right? This is fucked up. Since i'm certain this behavior of censoring harsh truth won't quit anytime soon Here's the real info of Bush's economic success: THE LEGACY OF GEORGE W. BUSH’S PRESIDENCY |
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Beat Me @ MyStockBet.com
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are you fuckin kidding me?
they close this site due to budgetary constraints? this site is like the mother of all economic newssources for most financial analysts. i can't believe this. they could charge a USD 1.000 a month and more for access and would have all major banks as subscribers. heck, they could probably even charge 5.000. now, anyone clever enough to setup a data provision service could bank some good money by just typing in their paper copies after the 1st of march and offering to distribute this electronically to financial services institutions. it is unbelievable. if this wouldn't be part of the administration i would consider an offer for a take over.
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