Economic collapse news. The freight recession is getting much worse as heavy truck orders have crashed 80% at the top 4 truck manufacturers. We also have a huge increase in farm loan delinquencies across the country. Morgan Stanley has also brought a new warning about the U.S. Economy. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vB1NtZRwsuE

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