Dr. M. J. Randy suggests - Do not use the U.S. government's figures to establish "reality." Again just a few thoughts.

Note: Do not be lulled by the U.S. governments statements of less then 2% inflation. Like the U.S. unemployment figures things are manipulated. For unemployment when you run out of unemployment benefits the U.S. government removes you from it's unemployment figures. For inflation once again the U.S. government is very creative. If the price of a computer goes up 100% but it's speed goes up 200% the U.S. government says the cost of the computer has not gone up, but to them the cost has gone down.

The U.S. government excludes the cost of food was it figures out it's rate of inflation. Suggestion: Do not use the U.S. government's figures to establish "reality." Again just a few thoughts.


Take care, stay well and God bless.

No, don't listen to the ones who have access to the facts and figures, distorted though they may be, listen to people who pull them out of thin air.....