That the spirit ..... shoot the messenger.

Good flippin' god, man.
Don't you understand the concept of repeated messages that eventually cause the thing that gets talked about?
Every hour, every day, on every channel of every media type you hear "recession". People respond economically by selling fund sectors that are still doing well, spending slows that would not happen had the word not been hypnotizing people. What WAS a slowdown in SOME sectors with minimal overlap is being blasated over the whole market.Economic consequences happen on massive scale that are STRICTLY the response to the ongoing mantra of "recession"
It appears that the internationalists truly want this ...

That the spirit ..... shoot the messenger.

Good flippin' god, man.
Don't you understand the concept of repeated messages that eventually cause the thing that gets talked about?
Every hour, every day, on every channel of every media type you hear "recession". People respond economically by selling fund sectors that are still doing well, spending slows that would not happen had the word not been hypnotizing people. What WAS a slowdown in SOME sectors with minimal overlap is being blasated over the whole market.Economic consequences happen on massive scale that are STRICTLY the response to the ongoing mantra of "recession"
It appears that the internationalists truly want this to happen for reasons beyond my understanding.
This is obviously (to me) a scripted message. Just like the (ha) global warming bile.

what does believing the government have to do with how the economy is performing?

Are you really suggesting that the credibility of the government has no bearing on the economy??

When did the media turn away from reporting the news instead of trying to invent the news?

Probably at the same time as governments turned away from being "truthful" towards the electorate and embarked on a path of "controlling" them through lies and deceit. When the public can no longer believe their governments it is a golden opportunity for the media to fill the gap with their own distorted news to pursue their own agendas, whether it be monetary, or not.

Bring back a government ,...

what does believing the government have to do with how the economy is performing?

Are you really suggesting that the credibility of the government has no bearing on the economy??

When did the media turn away from reporting the news instead of trying to invent the news?

Probably at the same time as governments turned away from being "truthful" towards the electorate and embarked on a path of "controlling" them through lies and deceit. When the public can no longer believe their governments it is a golden opportunity for the media to fill the gap with their own distorted news to pursue their own agendas, whether it be monetary, or not.

Bring back a government , of either party, which has the support and trust of the public, and a lot of this media hype will dissapear because it will achieve nothing in the end for that particular media outlet.

Are you really suggesting that the credibility of the government has no bearing on the economy??

So, are you suggesting the economy is based on the credibility of the government? If so, then this government must have a lot of it. Because they came to office in a recession brought on by the tech bubble bust, then there was 911. Yet that recession was one of the shallowest on record. We recovered relatively quickly, and just last quarter we had 4.9% growth despite year after year of the media attempting to talk the economy down. No matter what you think of this government, they have good economic policies.

As for the media, does the fact they don't like this government make it...

Are you really suggesting that the credibility of the government has no bearing on the economy??

So, are you suggesting the economy is based on the credibility of the government? If so, then this government must have a lot of it. Because they came to office in a recession brought on by the tech bubble bust, then there was 911. Yet that recession was one of the shallowest on record. We recovered relatively quickly, and just last quarter we had 4.9% growth despite year after year of the media attempting to talk the economy down. No matter what you think of this government, they have good economic policies.

As for the media, does the fact they don't like this government make it okay for them to throw out journalism in order to bring it down? And it just isn't this administration either. For decades now the media has given much more favorable coverage of the economy when a democrat is in office than when a republican is in office.