NYC Landmarks Becoming Suicide Haven?

NYC Landmarks Becoming Suicide Haven?

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NEW YORK (CBS 2) — New Jersey prosecutors say no decision has been made on whether to add additional charges in the Rutgers suicide case.

Students Dharun Ravi and Molly Wei are charged with invasion of privacy. The Middlesex County district attorney might add bias charges. Ravi and Wei are accused of streaming online video of classmate Tyler Clementi during a sexual encounter with another man.

He later committed suicide by jumping off the George Washington Bridge.

Clementi is the most recent example of a New York City landmark becoming the site for tragedy. As CBS 2′s Mark Morgan

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Financial experts agree that this recession/depression is not over. It is not Unanonymous by any means, but many say, it is only going to get worse.

Link
www.americanresearchgroup.com...

I had read a post, from a member that I have gained quite a bit of respect for. He is very meticulous and does his research...He was telling this story of a financial double dip, for a while now.

The "current economic malaise" is a "depression, and not just some garden-variety recession," said Rosenberg in a note to clients today, as reported by CNBC. Rosenberg, who's been issuing warnings about a double-dip recession, was formerly the chief economist at Merrill Lynch.

Houses are foreclosing at an alarming rate. Unemployment is skyrocketing. Soon unemployment is going have run out for millions of people.

I hate to think this, but I think that suicides and crime are going to multiply in the near future, if this depression/repression doesn't do a 180.

People have held on, keeping their head barely above water for as long as they could.

by Stephen Lendman
Friday, 27 August 2010

"Twenty countries (including America) are headed into bankruptcy and more will follow. That brings up the subject of state debt in the US. America has been in an inflationary depression for 18 months. States have been cutting back for two years," but still face huge budget gaps required to be closed....2011 will be a terrible year, 80% of states expect deficits of more than $200 billion. 2012 looks even worse." Most worrisome, "there is no recovery and never has been....the US economy and financial system is comatose." The worst is yet to come and will hit hard on arrival.

Lorimer Wilson
We have had massive monetary creation for decades now which we have finally come to the day of reckoning. We do not know if the top will be next month, next year or even later but we certainly are getting to the top where we cannot buy our way out of the problem through a new stimulus injection… The truth is that a terrible, deflationary depression is probably starting in the coming months.

Fire departments are reporting an increase of 80%, of arsons in certain areas.

People are going to desperate things in desperate times.



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