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What makes a state poor Among the factors that are common to the poorest states in the United States are high employment rates, low minimum wages, a social services safety net that are deficient and low minimum wages. Furthermore, even when there are jobs in these states, they tend to be different kinds of jobs and in different industries than those that are prevalent in states with the lowest poverty rates. Specifically, low-paying manufacturing jobs and jobs in the customer service sector tend to be more common in states with the highest poverty rates. Higher paying jobs such as those in information technology, professional services, and finance are far more common in states with the lowest poverty rates. In 2014, Louisiana was the state with the highest rate of poverty in the United States, with 23.1% of its citizens living below the poverty threshold. By contrast, the state with the lowest poverty rate in the country was New Hampshire, with 7.2 % living below the poverty threshold. PERCENTAGE of POPULATION under the poverty line.. 1 Louisiana 23.10 % 2 Mississippi 22.10 % 3 Arizona 21.20 % 4 West Virginia 20.60 % 5 Kentucky 20.00 % 6 New Mexico 20.00 % 7 DC 19.00 % 8 Arkansas 18.40 % 9 Alabama 17.80 % 10 Tennessee 17.30 % 11 Oklahoma 17.30 % 12 North Carolina 17.10 % 13 Nevada 17.00 % 14 Georgia 16.80 % 15 Florida 16.70 % 16 South Carolina 16.50 % 17 Texas 16.40 % 18 California 15.80 % 19 Ohio 15.60 % 20 Michigan 14.80 % 21 Maine 14.60 % 22 Indiana 14.60 % 23 Oregon 14.40 % 24 New York 14.00 % 25 Illinois 13.70 % 26 Massachusetts 13.60 % 27 South Dakota 12.80 % 28 Pennsylvania 12.50 % 29 Idaho 12.40 % 30 Colorado 12.30 % 31 Kansas 12.10 % 32 Montana 12.00 % 33 Washington 12.00 % 34 Alaska 11.90 % 35 Nebraska 11.80 % 36 Rhode Island 11.30 % 37 New Jersey 11.30 % 38 Delaware 11.00 % 39 Wisconsin 10.90 % 40 Hawaii 10.80 % 10.80 % 41 Missouri 10.40 % 42 Iowa 10.30 % 43 Virginia 10.20 % 44 Utah 10.20 % 45 Maryland 9.90 % 46 Wyoming 9.70 % 47 North Dakota 9.70 % 48 Vermont 9.30 % 49 Connecticut 8.60 % 50 Minnesota 8.30 % 51 New Hampshire 7.2 Now the EU as 27 countries acting like the USA with each country being a state.. You better hope your state don't become the poor state. Because all states cannot be rich only so many can produce a certain type of product to sell to all of your states.. Everyone cannot build cars who will buy them if we all made cars.. So enjoy the UNITED STATES OF EUROPE..Where are you going to the STATE OF FRANCE  .. AKA islamic state france .. |
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Don't End the Fed, Ignore the Fed: How to Distance Yourself From a Collapse I like mom and pop family owned restaurants, and local craft breweries, two businesses that are currently doing great in America.
Giant corporations, on the other hand, are legally bound to the government, which causes most of the corruption in the corporate and government world. They end up taking advantage of people and bludgeoning their competitors using the government.
The United States of America is a giant corporation that is entering its dinosaur phase. Do you remember what happened to the dinosaurs? Their extinction paved the way for mammals to be the top species on earth. And in the same way, the collapse of the American financial system will pave the way for better smaller governments, and governance.
The collapse does not have to be apocalyptic and full of death and destruction. If people start taking action now, they can arrange their local and regional governments, as well as their own independent finances, as a cushion. People are already poised to reject monopolistic corporations (the USA being the largest of these), and currency should reflect these values. Read more at http://www.thedailybell.com/news-analysis/dont-end-the-fed-ignore-the-fed-how-to-distance-yourself-from-a-collapse/.
All this stuff goes hand-in-hand with the things that Karl Lentz talks about. Peruse "The 4 Secrets of the Legal Industry?" at http://voidjudgments.com/. Also look at Karl's site at http://www.broadmind.org/. 
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Microsoft Warns Of 'Orwellian Future' As WikiLeaks Exposes Participation With Surveillance The revelation put Microsoft in the hot seat, with people speculating that the tech giant may have been aware that the CIA works with features specifically built into Microsoft computers to collect data and perform tasks.
Microsoft's history would suggest the worst, from Edward Snowden's 2013 leaks that revealed Microsoft had "collaborated closely with US intelligence services to allow users' communications to be intercepted, including helping the National Security Agency to circumvent the company's own encryption," to the NSA bragging about their newly acquired ability to triple the amount of Skype video calls being collected through Prism just nine months after Microsoft bought Skype.
Microsoft's CEO had an intriguing and controversial response to the new WikiLeaks documents. At the company's 2017 Build conference, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella warned the technology industry against creating a dystopian future, which authors including George Orwell and Aldous Huxley have predicted in the past. Read more at https://www.lewrockwell.com/2017/05/no_author/microsoft-and-the-cia/.
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