한경 정권 바뀌자 180도 달라졌다…고용상황 실토한 기재부 4월 취업자 22년 만에 최대폭 늘었지만…절반이 고령층 "뚜렷한 개선세" "최대폭 증가" 낙관적 평가 내놓았던 기재부 "고용 양호한 흐름 지속됐지만 공공부문 취업자 증가 영향 상당" --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 한국이 이미 공산주의에 가까운 이유......... 구글투자인생역전 http://www.ilbe.com/view/11413845965 상위 10%의 부자들이 전체 소득세의 70%를 납부하는 개좌빨스러운 나라인데 맨날 부자욕만 쳐하고 있음 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 건강보험료는 상위 10%개 90%를 납부하는 개시발인데도 좌빨들은 맨날 부자, 재벌 타파한다고 데모함 여기에 미친 증여세, 상속세를 납부함 증여세 60% 상속세 50% 여기에 기존에 낸 소득세는 깡그리 무시하는 이중납세에 증여,상속세를 내는데 돈을 받아도 거기에 또 세금을 내야함 심지어 기업은 65%를 뜯어감 이런 미친 나라인데도 드라마, 영화, 좌빨들은 부자, 재벌들을 사회악으로 만들어버림 이렇게 국가경제를 망쳐버린 문재인 지지율이 47%인 이유이기도 함 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 유튜브 방송사 : 자유대한호국단 [성명서] 문재인 5년 강점기를 끝내며 참으로 암담하기 그지없었던 문재인 치하 5년이 마침내 종지부를 찍었다. 문재인 치하 5년은, 시작부터 끝까지 온통 이기적이었으며 '반민주'였고 '반국가'... http://www.freedomkorea.co.kr/bbs/zboard.php?id=youtube_media&page=1&sn1=&divpage=1&sn=off&ss=on&sc=off&sl1=off&select_arrange=headnum&desc=asc&no=323 https://youtu.be/YJcTJ_p-r54 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ [속보]美 하원, 51조 원 우크라 지원 예산 승인/ 400억 달러 --->휴전이 아닌 확전을 하려는 미국의 뜻은? 군산업체의 매출 증대를 위해? ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [우크라 침공] "약해진 러시아, 美 '중국 견제' 인태전략에 도움"/ 연합 러, 제재로 어려움 예상…유럽, 국방비증액 등 자립 강화 움직임 장기적으로 美 인태전략 집중에 유리…"판단 이르다" 반론도 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 여가부장관 후보자 김현숙 대박임 미종접자 http://www.ilbe.com/view/11413877096 박근혜정부당시 연금개혁 담당자고 일리노이 경제학 박사출신 조세, 연금 관련 전문가임 이런사람을 여가부장관 중책을 앉힌다는건 그간 20년동안 연 2조가까운 예산 펑펑쓰며 아무 성과없던 여성가족부를 공개적으로 부관참시하겠다는 뜻 이러니 청문회시작 모두발언때부터 당당하게 여성가족부 폐지하겠다고하지 ㅋㅋ 마치 거대 기업을 해체하기위해서 유능한 로펌변호사들 수십명이 달라붙어 팔다리 다 짜르듯 거의 해체업자를 여가부장관으로 중용한거 누가 윤석열 정치못한다했냐 ㅋㅋㅋ 자칭 보수라고 하는놈들보다 더 잘함 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 서민팔이로 정권획득 후 서민 등치던 절라디언들의 지난 5년 현황 블랙잭777 http://www.ilbe.com/view/11413831912 건국 이래 최고액을 기록했던 1982년 김대중의 전처 조카인 목포태생 장영자의 어음 사기사건 이후 이를 능가한 최대 사기 펀드 사건이었던 2019년 "라임펀드" 사건은 검수완박으로 증발 위기에 놓여있음 아래는 사모펀드 라임의 설정액 증가표임. 30대 전라도 출신의 금융 바지사장들을 앞세워 정권의 비호하에 급성장 결국 사기 수법이 들어나 펀드런 사태로 약 1조6천억원에 해당하는 금액의 서민 피해를 가져다 준 사건임. 아직 배후 주범과 비호세력 전모가 밝혀지고 있지 않음 설정액 꼭지에서 꺽인 시점이 사건이 붉어지기 시작할 때이고 이때 추미애가 검찰내 전문팀이었던 서울남부지검 증권범죄수사팀을 해체, 공중분해 시킨 시기임. 이 밖에도 전라도 조폭과 연계된 "옵티머스 펀드" 피해액 5천6백억 사기 사건 문재인 정권 초대 정책실장 장하성의 친동생이자 전라도 광주태생 장하원의 "디스커버리 펀드" 피해액 2천5백억 사기 사건 등, 수사가 진행되고 있지 못한 각종 대형 금융범죄 사건이 다수 잠자고 있음 검수완박으로 이 사건들은 모조리 증발 위기에 놓여있음. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 바이든: 인플레는 내 탓이 아니다. 지난 반년 동안 정부는 연준을 제하고 갖가지 구실로 인플레를 탓했다. 처음엔 기업의 탐욕, 다음은 코로나, 다음은 푸틴 때문에 인플레가 일어났다는 주장이었다. Biden: Inflation Is Everybody’s Fault but Mine Ryan McMaken Speaking at the Eisenhower Executive Office Building, President Joe Biden on Tuesday morning declared inflation to be his top “domestic priority” and insisted that inflation would not be a problem were it not for covid and the war in Ukraine. There was little room, however, for any sound economics in a speech that was little more than a campaign speech for the ruling Democratic Party in an election year in which the party looks to take a beating at the ballot box. In truth, it is the US regime itself—and the regime's central bank—that is the real cause of today's galloping inflation. And even worse, neither the central bank nor the White House will admit its role or reverse course. Last week it was clear that Fed chairman Jerome Powell refuses to admit any role in today's price inflation, and he apparently has no clue about what to do about it. This week, Biden insists his own government is blameless all while further pursuing regulation and taxes that will only make inflation worse. It’s Putin’s Fault! With inflation at forty-year highs, and with wages falling behind, Biden was careful Tuesday morning to spin inflation as the fault of anything and everything except the US government and the Federal Reserve. Specifically, Biden placed the blame of price inflation on covid-19 and on “Mr. Putin” for the war in Ukraine. Biden claimed the covid disease itself—i.e., not the forced government lockdowns—has been to blame for logistical problems and shortages that have contributed to rising prices. Moreover, Biden blamed the war in Ukraine for increasing prices given Ukraine’s role as a grain-exporting nation and the current difficulty of exporting from war-torn regions. Biden is correct in that these events have a role in raising some prices, but it is a straight-up lie to imply or state that logistics and grain-export problems are the main reasons for price inflation in the United States today. The real cause of price inflation is monetary inflation, and monetary inflation has been on overdrive for more than a decade. Over the past two years, moreover, monetary inflation has accelerated to even more remarkably high levels. Since 2009, the Federal Reserve, the US regime’s central bank, has printed more than $8.9 trillion to buy up mortgage securities and government debt. This increased after 2020 as the Fed again accelerated purchases of government bonds in order to keep interest rates low on a national debt exploding upward. [Read More: How the Fed Is Enabling Congress's Trillion-Dollar Deficits by Ryan McMaken] In addition to that $8 trillion created out of thin air, the Fed also set the target federal funds rate to historic lows to add liquidity into the banking system. This encouraged commercial banks to further accelerate monetary inflation through the mechanisms of fractional reserve banking. Today, $12 trillion of the existing $21 trillion was created after 2009. That means 60 percent of today’s entire M2 money supply was created in only the past fourteen years. This wave of monetary creation has grown so immense that even International Monetary Fund economists can no longer deny the role of central banks in surging prices. IMF director Kristalina Georgieva last month admitted central banks globally “printed too much money and didn’t think of unintended consequences.”: I think we are not paying sufficient attention to the law of unintended consequences. We take decisions with an objective in mind and rarely think through what may happen that is not our objective. And then we wrestle with the impact of it. Take any decision that is a massive decision, like the decision that we need to spend to support the economy. At that time, we did recognize that maybe too much money in circulation and too few goods, but didn’t really quite think through the consequence in a way that upfront would have informed better what we do. Without all this new money creation, the inflation we’re witnessing today would be impossible. This isn’t to say that we wouldn’t see some rising prices considering wars and China’s ongoing lockdowns. Those events certainly do drive up some prices. But in an environment without constant monetary inflation perpetrated by central banks, inflation would not be general in the way it is now. Some prices would increase, but other prices would decline, as would make sense when the money supply is limited. There would only be so much money to go around so price inflation in some areas would be balanced by price deflation in others. But with monetary inflation running rampant, price inflation can do the same throughout the entire economy: more money is chasing goods and services. Biden Is Making Price Inflation Worse by Hobbling Production But even in time periods when monetary inflation is rampant, the effect on price inflation can be tempered by increased production and increased worker productivity. Specifically, improved technology, innovation, and international trade are all disinflationary forces that can make price inflation less bad. The Biden administration, however, is currently waging war on innovation, productivity, and trade, and thus making price inflation even worse. In his Tuesday speech, Biden called for even more regulation on businesses and higher taxes. He wants more power to coerce businesses into higher fuel economy, and to mandate more electric vehicles. He wants to increase fees on oil and gas producers. He wants higher taxes on employers. This will all only serve to cripple production and thus will put further upward pressure on price inflation. As far as foreign production goes, the Biden administration has largely preserved the Trump administration’s antitrade innovations. Biden’s anti-Russia policies have also only served to further cripple international trade by imposing economic sanctions on nations—including those that have friendly relations with the US—who consume critical Russian goods. This will be most disastrous for the poorest countries of the world, but American consumers will be impacted as well. (Gas prices in the US on Tuesday hit a new high.) As a result, the US has done much to raise energy and food prices worldwide while taking no steps at all to seek a diplomatic solution to the end of the war in Ukraine. Americans now have the misfortune of living under a regime that relentlessly inflates the money supply while working to cripple production. This is a recipe for ongoing inflation in both assets and consumer goods. But you won’t hear anything about this from the White House. Last year, the inflation culprit was “greed,” which supposedly prompted corporations to raise prices. (Why inflation-casing greed suddenly became far worse in 2021 is never explained.) Now, Putin provides a convenient scapegoat. For the past six months, the regime has repeatedly groped around for whatever bogeyman could be blamed—so long as the central bank remains blameless. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------