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Canadians Richer than Americans for First Time
Fox News. The average Canadian individual is now wealthier than the average American. According The Globe & Mail, Canadian households are on average $40,000 richer than American households. And the advantage does not have to do with exchange rates because … Continue reading
Children are Being Abandoned on Greece’s Streets
Children ‘dumped in streets by Greek parents who can’t afford to look after them any more’ Shocking! Children are being abandoned on Greece’s streets by their poverty-stricken families who cannot afford to look after them any more. Youngsters are being … Continue reading
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Tagged Children, Culture, Debt Crisis, Economy, EU, European Union, Evil, Falleness, Greece, News
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Profiles of the Jobless: The ‘Mad As Hell’ Millennial Generation
There are some really angry jobless people out there: In August, the Atlantic asked readers to share with us the one thing people didn’t understand or appreciate about looking for work. You responded with beautiful, heart-wrenching accounts of the job … Continue reading
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