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Bankers Desperate: Italy To Suspend Mortgage Payments Amid Coronavirus Outbreak

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(Mandy Froelich) As the number of confirmed cases of coronavirus (Covid-19) continues to rise, global citizens are being forced to self-quarantine to “flatten the curve.” While the preventative action will ultimately help to reduce the death toll, a concerning number of people don’t know where their next paycheck will come from – or, if it will come at all. This is why in Italy, the worst-hit nation second to China, mortgage payments are being suspended.

The Coronavirus Collapse Is Here: Get Ready For The U.S. Unemployment Rate To Hit 20 Percent (Or Higher)

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(Michael Snyder) As communities all over America shut down in order to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus, job losses are already starting to rise to extremely alarming levels.  As you will see below, almost one out of every five households in the U.S. has already experienced “a layoff or a reduction in work hours” because of this pandemic. 

Full Update | Benjamin Fulford — March 16th 2020: It’s Getting Biblical Folks as Pope Vanishes, Mecca Shuts Down for the First Time in History

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This post serves as a notice that the original has been updated; scroll down to where it says:

[Below is the remaining portion of Fulford’s update this week]

“After firing the biggest emergency “shock and awe” bazooka in Fed history, one which was meant to restore not just partial but full normalcy to asset and funding markets, E-mini futures are not only not higher, but tumbling by the -5% limit down” https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/houston-we-have-big-problem-futures-crude-tumble-open-gold-soars

Social Distancing Compliance: Google, Facebook, and Big Tech Looking to Spy on Americans via Cell Phone Data

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(Tony Romm, Elizabeth Dwoskin and Craig Timberg) The U.S. government is in active talks with Facebook, Google and a wide array of tech companies and health experts about how they can use location data gleaned from Americans’ phones to combat the novel coronavirus, including tracking whether people are keeping one another at safe distances to stem the outbreak.