Tuesday, June 2, 2009

Media's Blatant Propaganda, Feel Good
World Economy

The article you are about to read takes the truth and twists, spins and OVER STATES every aspect of the truth.

I should know because I LIVE IN JAPAN AND I KNOW WHAT IS REALLY HAPPENING HERE.

Japan’s Industrial Production Surges Most in 56 Years (Update3)
By Jason Clenfield and Toru Fujioka
May 29 (Bloomberg) -- Japan’s industrial output surged the most in 56 years in April as a rebound in exports helped the economy ( emerge ) ( what a f**king joke, everyone here is hurting) from its worst recession since World War II.
Production rose 5.2 percent from March, the second monthly gain, the Trade Ministry said today in Tokyo ( If the trade Ministry said anything, he did say it to the Japanese People ). The increase was faster than the 3.3 percent economists estimated, and companies said they planned to boost output ( What is this bullsh*t, Sumitomo steal has no orders and workers are sitting around with nothing to do ) in May and June as well. (Read more of this crap at )
Here's more from the Propaganda Machine
Japanese Stocks Rise on U.S. Manufacturing; Shipping Lines Drop
By Jason Clenfield

June 2 (Bloomberg) -- Japanese shares rose after U.S. manufacturing figures added to signs the global recession is abating. ( where does this guy live la la land or candy fairy island ) Stocks pared gains on media reports North Korea is preparing to launch a medium-range missile.
Sony Corp., maker of the PlayStation 3 game machine, climbed 4.3 percent. Honda Motor Corp., the nation’s No. 2 car maker, jumped 2.2 percent on optimism General Motors Corp.’s bankruptcy will allow Japanese car makers to expand market share. ( Who is buying a car NOW every one in Japan holding on to their money awaiting a SH*T STORM )Nippon Yusen KK, Japan’s No. 1 shipping line, lost 1.7 percent as investors speculated the shares have risen too fast. ( want read more of this babble )

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