something does not add up, page-55

Thank goodness for the business of elegal drug dealing and prostitution adding it's weight to a positive European GDP result. Creative accounting at it's most desperate. The second US quarter result spelt recession but, low and behold, the US share market broke further records. The US Truth Ministry is still blaming the weather which is the same weather that they have had at that time of the year for the last two hundred years. Every growth projection has failed to eventuate but still the talking heads at CNBC are confident that the recovery is working as the last dissolutioned saver surrenders to the warm embrace of the unsubstantial hype of the share market.