Folks it’s final! Mad Cow has made the leap from cattle to humans. Swiss Cheese for brains.

Add up all of the GDP of every country in the world and the United States owes far more than that. In this next round of Bailouts to be signed Tuesday the Chinese have refused to buy those bonds and no one else wants them either which means we will now print them with no backing. Think Wiemar Germany or Zimbabwe-today. Think Hyper-Inflation and economic collapse because that is the most likely course-no other.

The world smells that collapse as gold and silver have delinked from oil and the dollar in the last five weeks. Used to be oil up G&S up, oil down G&S down, dollar up G&S down, dollar down G&S up.

Today for instance on the overseas exchanges the dollar was up and oil down but precious metals still went up. This shows the distrust of the dollar. When that distrust becomes universal then the dollar dies and so does your dollar savings and investments and your ability to buy gas, food, utilities. You then get mad which would be the normal reaction to starvation and ruin.

The church is not going to save folks from their ignorance of Biblical Principals. In the Bible gold and silver are THE MONEY, the wise man built his house upon a rock etc and in Revelation it speaks of how to behave in business… So going to church might help in asking forgiveness, but it does not address the mess of not setting one’s path straight life long. It does not cure non-preparation for living life on life’s terms. It does not put gold, silver, food or ammo in the cupboards for your family’s use to survive and it does not impart skill where none was sought.

My friend there are natural laws in economics and we have violated so many over the last 38 years that dodging economic judgment is no longer possible.

Yes, there will be a better day. It is just that if you are in your 40′s it is most probable that you will not live to see it as this will be a culling experience of epic proportions that even the prepared and forewarned will have trouble surviving. Count on it.

The world is running low on food and with starvation you get disease and death…and riots and war and killing. No one starves quietly.

Look at the worldwide drought map. California, Texas, Georgia, Florida, South Carolina dry as a bone, Australia, Africa, swaths of China portions of South America likewise and even parts of Russia.

We have cities great and large. What do you suppose happens when food becomes too expensive? When welfare runs out and unemployment benefits and still no jobs? When the dollar devalues by 60%?

The United States has stockpiled 17lbs of food for every American. That ought to last about a week…then what? A a a a a a DUH. No money, no food,,,a a a a Use your head here.

I have stockpiled over two years of food. Seems I might be around a little longer to work things out then 95% of the herd.

The man with no plan today is not likely to survive much.

While between 2002-2007 most Americans were going deep into debt I was investing in metals and survival techniques and then food stores, weapons and ammo. I saw that the party was ill-fated simply because you cannot borrow income and pretend it doesn’t matter. You cannot send dollars overseas and create jobs here–you destroy jobs here. I got laughed at,but who is laughing now?

I think this is all one huge pathetic mess that was avoidable by facing reality from 1999 to 2002 instead of trying to solve it we had a big party 2002-2006/07/.

Now we get to pay triple and it will be the single most destructive force any country has seen since the Dark Ages.

Minimizing it all will be the last act of delusional humans.

GlenGary

JC

There was their clue to change their production to different models like the cars they rarely rebated….cars like that. It was pure stupidity by the managements that have sunk the Big Three and not much else.

Glen

The experts say that if GM goes bankrupt(get this), the price of vehicles will go up. UP? They can’t sell them now and make money with no money down and zero interest, but now they think that because there will be fewer vehicles being made, they will be able to jack the price UP?

What about GM’s inventory? Won’t that be liquidated at auction to pay off creditors and suppliers? Won’t that dump a huge number of CHEAP new vehicles on the market and overwhelm the dwindling demand that does exist? Ford and Chrysler won’t be able to sell a car to save their souls because everybody will be driving a $500 dollar Chevy that they got at the auction.
They’ll drive it until they can’t afford insurance and gas anyway.
Which brings me to another point. Why is GM going broke in the first place? Because they can’t sell new cars or because people can’t pay for the cars GM sold them on payments last year and the years before that. Aren’t these same people who can’t make their payments to GM, the same people who are now expected by the GM to fund this huge bailout? With what? Taxpayers have no money and can’t even borrow any more, how are they going to pay for ANY of these bailouts?

Yo! Experts! Hello? Taxpayers are broke! You stupid sonsabitches! Hello?! Knock!Knock!Knock! Anybody home in there? Jesus Christ!

Then there is the prophesies about Babylon (Iraq) enslaving a tribe of Israel. Nust have slipped your mind.

The end is not near and as your Dad said; “No man will know.” This means precisely that no man will guess so take off the Halloween costume and sober up a bit.

Glen

JC

Things will be very different from now on and it is a huge psychological adjustment the whole country is being dragged into kicking and screaming. Folks are ill-prepared for the extreme adversity that will befall the nation as a whole as belts are tightened all the way from the basement to the top.

I think myself prepared to a greater extent than 99% of the folks out there yet I am surprised by the toll on my nerves…the way I think. Pure Dread. I have accepted that things will never be the same and that the best to be hoped for is survival in place as is.

But when folks have dreams of how it should be in the future and the reality of how it will change all that, it is hard to shift gears into the real situation.

I bounce between acceptance and yesterday a lot as I struggle to get my mind wrapped around it all. I find working up piles of wood and being more prepared helps me to shut down my head questions and get some peace.

Glen