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In the last week of October, the plumbing of the financial system broke, and it's still leaking as of the start of November.

If it gets any worse, we might be heading for an epic economic meltdown.

So we're going to break it all down to compare it with past crises and kind of

put it in context of the government shutdown right now, all of the degrading economic data and the

mounting U.S. debt. This is the ultimate peak under the hood that people who run the economy

and the people in the mainstream media don't want you to see. UNFTR.

All right, let's start with the big picture before digging into the pipes that burst in the financial markets to really explain the severity of the situation.

There's a staggering disconnect between the stock market and how the mainstream

media is talking about the economy and what's going on behind the scenes at our major financial

institutions and below the surface of the real economy. Even though some data have been delayed due to

the government shutdown, there are alternative data sources and private releases that give us an

idea of where things stand at the moment. So we know from the Challenger Gray and Christmas

reporting that hiring for this holiday season is expected to be at 2009 levels, the literal peak of

the global financial crisis. We've seen mass layoff announcements from IBM, Target, Amazon, UPS, META, Google, Skydance, Paramount, Intel, and more.

Baby boomers continue to exit the job market at a rate of 10,000 per day.

So despite the lack of data at the moment, the administration is able to claim, at least, that the unemployment rate isn't

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