Thread: The Great Depression 1 - A job at Ford's

Here's Why The Next Recession Will Spiral Into A Depression "...you can't get blood

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The Great Depression 5 - Mean things happening

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Roland Yiu
Published on Oct 13, 2012

Mean things happening episode 5 (60 min.) In the American democracy of the 1930s two visions of liberty collided as working men and women battled landowners and factory managers for the right to join a union. On the tenant farms and in the steel factories working people asserted their citizenship in the midst of great economic turmoil and a tide of government reform.

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Central Banks Are Frightened Right Now Of 1929 Narrative Shift: Bob Kudla

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The Great Depression 6 - To be somebody

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Roland Yiu
Published on Oct 13, 2012

To be somebody episode 6 (60 min.) Many Americans, struggling to survive the Great Depression, were determined to help build a better America through direct action in the courts, in the Congress and in everyday life. At a time when lynchings, segregation, and anti-semitism were commonplace, black heavy-weight champion, Joe Louis became a symbol of national strength. In very different ways Louis and First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt challenged America to live up to its promise of justice and opportunity for people of every race and faith.

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Ron Paul warns of depression-like conditions 'worse than 1929'...

They are so wrong about a 1929 depression. Absolutely none of the conditions exist that caused that.

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The Great Depression 7 - Arsenal of democracy

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Roland Yiu
Published on Oct 13, 2012

Arsenal of democracy episode 7 (60 min.) By 1939 Americans were still struggling to end the Great Depression. Their dreams of peace and prosperity were celebrated at World's Fairs in New York and San Francisco, but prosperity did not come in peacetime. Millions fled the "dust bowl" states to finally find work in new defense industries. While the New Deal changed America forever, it was war that ended the Great Depression.

Some people wonder why we applaud a good economy. We applaud a good economy because our freedom, rights, survival and country are in-separately embedded in a good economy.