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“what on earth do they hope the jobs report will do for them?”

Persuade stupid people that Obama’s policies are working; a lot of the outright lies are targeting those of us still working, trying to draw some votes from those that they hope don’t realize how dire the situation is.

what on earth do they hope the jobs report will do for them?

I was thinking the same thing.

I watched liberal on MSNBC get very nervous yesterday while taking a phone call from an investor. He spilled the beans as to one reason why markets all over the world are in a panic: our our Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) recently got caught lying about growth for the past 3 years, and about inflation. Real economic growth was lower by 2 to 2.5% LESS than what they reported!

This is a scandal, one that the Lame-stream Media has so far been successful in suppressing.

The U.S. propaganda-machine tells us that the “Great Recession” ended in March 2009, while the BLS has been reporting monthly “job gains” in nearly every report since that time. As a matter of simple arithmetic, if the U.S. economy began adding jobs in the Spring of 2009 (and the job losses had supposedly eased in the months immediately prior to that), then when we looked at the total number of employed workers in the U.S. (as calculated by the same BLS) we should have seen the year-over-year numbers turn positive no later than the end of 2009. This is not what the BLS’ own data indicates. In its own “Comparison of All Employees” (seasonally adjusted) we see that December of 2009 marked the absolute bottom for total employment in the U.S. In other words, during the first eight months of “job creation” during this supposed “economic recovery” the U.S. economy lost more jobs on a net basis.............Thus, as we near the mid-point of 2011, here is the reality of the U.S. economy – minus the lies of the BLS. At best, since the U.S. “Great Recession” supposedly ended the U.S. economy has added roughly 1 million new jobs: less than one new job for every eight lost-jobs which have (officially) been recorded since the U.S. economy crashed.