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The Data Deception: 1 Million Jobs Erased, Foreclosures Soar, and Power Bills Hit $1,000 — But Washington Says You're Fine

EDITOR'S NOTES

They revised over a million jobs out of existence — quietly, after the headlines already lied. Foreclosures are climbing fast. Americans are being crushed under power bills that look like rent checks. And through it all, the media chirps about a “strong economy.” In this deep-dive, I lay out the cracks spreading through the foundation of the American financial system and explain why the numbers you’re fed are rigged from the top down. Read every word — because by the time they admit we’re in a crisis, you’ll already be in it.

The Million-Job Revision They Hope You Won’t Notice

Let’s cut through the fog: 1.03 million jobs were erased from U.S. employment data, and the government’s pretending it’s business as usual.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) revised December 2025 job totals down from 159.5 million to 158.5 million. Most of those phantom jobs were supposedly created in 2025 — now we’re told they never existed.

The real question: If they can be off by over a million, how much else is fiction?

In 2025 alone, job gains were quietly revised from +584,000 to just +181,000. That’s not a rounding error — that’s economic gaslighting.

And here’s the kicker: January’s jobs report claimed a 130,000-job gain, but that number is entirely the result of “seasonal adjustments.” The raw number? A loss of 2.6 million jobs.

That’s right — while the headlines celebrated job growth, millions were actually laid off.

Unemployment Rising, Layoffs Accelerating

Underneath the spin, reality is breaking through. January 2026 saw the highest number of layoff announcements for that month since 2009. That’s right — the post-‘08 crash era.

And yet, the official unemployment rate ticked down to 4.3%. These two things do not coexist unless you’re cooking the books.

Foreclosures Surge 32% — Housing Crisis Reignited

The American dream is back on the auction block.

In January 2026, foreclosure filings jumped 32% compared to the same month a year prior. Over 40,500 homes were caught in some stage of foreclosure — and this marks the 11th month in a row of rising foreclosure activity.

In plain terms: people are losing their homes, fast.

The trend didn’t start this year. In 2025, total foreclosure filings were up 14% year-over-year. Now, the curve is steepening — and it’s not just middle-class families. Low-income households are getting decimated.

90-day delinquency rates in the lowest-income ZIP codes have exploded from 0.5% in 2021 to 3% by the end of 2025 — the highest level in a decade.

Sound familiar? It should. It’s 2008 all over again — but this time, with less margin for error.

$1,000 Power Bills Are the New Normal

As if losing your job and home wasn’t enough, Americans are now being priced out of basic utilities.

Across the country, families are reporting power bills between $800 and $1,000 per month. This isn’t a rare fluke — it’s a trend.

In Pittsburgh, one homeowner shared an $800 electric bill. In Ohio, a woman’s January bill hit $1,013, forcing her to slash her grocery budget. In Alabama, bills that used to hover around $300 shot up to $963 by August.

That’s not inflation — that’s financial strangulation.

Heating alone is projected to cost households $995 on average this winter — nearly 10% more than last year. And this is before any geopolitical fireworks in the Middle East drive energy prices higher.

Meanwhile, They Tell You Inflation’s “Low”

The official inflation rate is supposedly in the “low single digits.”

Tell that to someone who can’t afford eggs, gas, or electricity.

Inflation is no longer a price increase — it’s a cover story for a currency losing credibility and an economy held together by denial.

If your real-world experience doesn’t match the numbers from Washington, you’re not crazy — they’re lying.

Hope Is Not a Strategy — Especially Now

Look, I don’t write this to scare you. I write this because we’re out of time for illusions.

  • The jobs aren’t coming back — they never existed.
  • The homes are being lost — right now.
  • The bills are eating people alive — and going higher.

If you’re still waiting for some televised economist to tell you it’s okay to be worried, you’re already behind. This is the part of the movie where the system fails, quietly, while the masses are told everything’s fine.

The Collapse Is Quiet — Until It Isn’t

Now’s the time to act like you know what’s coming — because you do.

Prepare yourself. Diversify. Get lean. Get liquid. Build community. Get off the rollercoaster where you can.

And above all, stop believing the official story. It’s not incompetence — it’s a strategy. Economic chaos benefits the architects of control. They’ll always come with a “solution” once you’re desperate enough to take it.

But by then, it’s already too late.

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Look, if you’ve read this far, you know this isn’t just another downturn. It’s a deliberate unraveling of financial stability — and if you’re not ready, you’re vulnerable.

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Stay alert. Stay prepared. Stay free.

—Derek Wolfe