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|content=Your Economics department took orders from 2 senators (Packwood (R) & Moynihan (D)) as an extension of the USG to bury my research w/ P Malaney so that it could fake a 1.1% CPI overstatement to raise Taxes (via indexed brackets) and cut SS payments (via COLAs)! | |content=Your Economics department took orders from 2 senators (Packwood (R) & Moynihan (D)) as an extension of the USG to bury my research w/ P Malaney so that it could fake a 1.1% [[CPI]] overstatement to raise Taxes (via indexed brackets) and cut SS payments (via COLAs)! | ||
You are lying. | You are lying. | ||
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|content=Let me explain the previous slide of Boskin Commissioner Prof. Robert Gordon in plain English. | |content=Let me explain the previous slide of [[Boskin Commission|Boskin Commissioner]] Prof. Robert Gordon in plain English. | ||
Harvard’s Samuel W. Morris Professor Dale Jorgenson told the Boskin Commission (created by the senators) that to shave an even one TRiLLION dollars ($1,000,000,000,000) off of social security payments they would merely need to justify an oddly specific 1.1% overstatement in the consumer price index. | Harvard’s Samuel W. Morris Professor Dale Jorgenson told the Boskin Commission (created by the senators) that to shave an even one TRiLLION dollars ($1,000,000,000,000) off of social security payments they would merely need to justify an oddly specific 1.1% overstatement in the consumer price index. | ||
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Which they did. “Somehow”. | Which they did. “Somehow”. | ||
“Somehow” involved destroying anyone who said | “Somehow” involved destroying anyone who said “[[CPI]] doesn’t work like that at all! It’s not a number you can dial to get consequences you like.” | ||
@Harvard: if you want to have me back, I will debate anyone in your economics department as a former member myself that Harvard Economics frequently has acted as an arm of the USG to bury research or dissenting experts that contradicted the narratives set in DC. | @Harvard: if you want to have me back, I will debate anyone in your economics department as a former member myself that Harvard Economics frequently has acted as an arm of the USG to bury research or dissenting experts that contradicted the narratives set in DC. | ||
We can discuss trade as well as immigration. | We can discuss trade as well as [[Immigration|immigration]]. | ||
If you were standing for academic independence, I would be shoulder to shoulder with you. But you are disguising the actual relationship between Harvard and the Federal Government where Harvard often academically launders government narratives to push policy objectives down the throats of ordinary Americans as favors to power and DC. | If you were standing for academic independence, I would be shoulder to shoulder with you. But you are disguising the actual relationship between Harvard and the Federal Government where Harvard often academically launders government narratives to push policy objectives down the throats of ordinary Americans as favors to power and DC. | ||