dire economic collapse theories and predictions are a dime a dozen have been around forever.......I have read many of them for the past 20 years and for some strange reason, they never materialize.....now why is that? Yeah, but this one is by a TMer.
"...but mountain doesn't move!" --- On Wed, 8/27/08, bettyblue109 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: From: bettyblue109 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: [FairfieldLife] PS Re: A friend of mine on impending economic collapse To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Date: Wednesday, August 27, 2008, 2:38 AM dire economic collapse theories and predictions are a dime a dozen have been around forever.......I have read many of them for the past 20 years and for some strange reason, they never materialize.....now why is that? --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, bettyblue109 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > if there is a "total economic crash", then the only proabable safety > is in guns and ammo, you better have both and know how to use > them...why? because then "force" will be the only way for people to > eat and survive and those who can use guns will in order to > survive.....Governments of the world will not allow "total economic > crash" they can disolve their current currency and issue another one > that people will use as a medium of exchange. Sure all paper money is > in and of itself "worthless", but 99.9% of humanity "believes, > accepts and uses" their local currencies to exchange for goods and > services and what a very convenent way to do so. > > > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Rick Archer" <rick@> wrote: > > > > She mentioned economic collapse and I asked: > > > > And what will that mean for average Joes and Janes like us? We're > not in > > much debt. May even pay off the house. Shall we wait 'till the money > > inflates so much that I'm charging $1000/hour and can pay it off > with a > > week's wages? > > > > > > > > Her response: > > > > The question is, who will have $1000 a hour to pay? My sources > (which are, > > other than my own research, primarily George Ure at > Peoplenomics.com and > > halfpasthuman.com, who have been accurate enough in their predictive > > linguistics forecasting to make me pay really close attention) says > it isn't > > just inflation that is the problem...it is the dollar and our whole > system > > of debt-based economy that's crashing. You read that e-forward > about the > > crash of 2009; Ure and HPH have been predicting exactly what James > > describes...only HPH says it will happen NEXT MONTH rather than > next year. > > Next year is expected to be even worse. HPH has been on target in > predicting > > this year's record floods, the terrible tornado season, this > Spring's drop > > in the stock market with an improved public mood this month > expected to last > > into the first part of Sept., including the systematic collapse of > the > > banking system which has been unfolding since Spring. They say it > will all > > unravel quickly, almost overnight beginning late September, early > October. > > > > What this means to the average Joes & Janes is that the the whole > system is > > going to go ka-put. > > > > You may think I've been reading too much UFO/conspiracy theory > stuff because > > ka-put seems so unthinkable. I would think so too except that in > doing that > > research over the last several years I've been following the money > as the > > saying goes, and after enduring layer after layer of shocks I > discovered > > that government corruption is worse than anything we ever imagined. > Stuff so > > bad it's mind-bending. > > > > I knew almost nothing about economics until the last six months, > and that > > was another layer of shock. I was horrified to learn that it all fit > > together into a whole picture of corruption. I began to understand > the > > economic situation (money, banking, and debt) was not only going > to crash, > > but it HAD to crash. It's a totally sick system, and it's been the > average > > J&J who paid for it. The entire economic system, right down to > money, is > > like securities fraud...the owners of the securities get rich > because the > > investors are supporting it, making it look like a profit is going > on, then > > more people get on the band wagon until everyone thinks it is real, > then > > eventually the whole thing collapses because there never was > anything of > > real substance to begin with. The paper dollar is like that ...it's > a total > > fraud. Money not backed by precious metals is WORTH ONLY WHAT OUR > > IMAGINATION ALLOTS TO IT, so what we have is a financial house of > cards > > based on the guy at the bottom buying into the system through going > into > > debt. When the guy at the bottom is is so maxed out in debt that he > can't do > > any more debt, then it's a trickle-up disaster...drying up the > funding to > > the top. > > > > It's so big it's hard to grasp. We understand con games pulled off > on old > > ladies, but a nation-wide one? I said to someone that I was > expecting the > > economy to crash and he snorted that I was being foolish because > THEY > > wouldn't let it crash. We all think that, don't we, that there is > actually > > enough intelligence in government to keep the fraud machine > running, right? > > We complain about the problems because we believe that despite > them, there > > is an intelligence underlying it that will correct it and that when > the > > problem is corrected, then everything will be fine. At one time > perhaps > > there as some intelligence in government, but now the machine is > out of > > control. > > > > The only hope I see is the IA course. Remember how at times the > numbers > > apparently made hurricanes take sudden, unexpected turns away from > a coast? > > One of HPH's few misses for serious predictions was on July 8-and > bingo! > > That was the first time that the numbers were right both morning and > > evening. Since then, their predictions seem to me to be be a little > shaky, > > such as the unexpected drop in the price of silver/gold. > Unfortunately > > everything else seems to be moving along as predicted, hitting the > > predictive markers. If I add in what I've heard as hearsay that > Maharishi > > said that when the dollar crashes, it won't be the TMO's fault, and > that he > > had said that a nation that brings suffering go others brings > suffering on > > itself. So all this taken together, my perspective is that I can't > see how > > it can NOT happen that the whole thing is going to collapse. My best > > analysis is that rather that hope we'll be magically saved by 2,000 > > lightworkers, that we should follow Guru Dev's advice for Safety > First, to > > prepare the same way one would prepare for a hurricane-board up the > windows, > > so to speak, stock some supplies. Pray that the weatherman is > wrong but be > > prepared, just in case he's right. > > > > If HPH, the market pundits, and my own research are right, and if > you're > > genuinely asking my advice for what it means, then in my opinion > what it > > means is, DON'T PANIC but walk with all haste as calmly as you can > to the > > nearest exit (which you'll have to find for yourself.) HPH's and > Ure's > > recommendations are to pay off the mortgage, pay the taxes, get > your home > > secure, get out of debt so it can't be used to take the house, then > use > > whatever money you have to buy substance while paper money can > still buy > > substance, and plan for a very, very long and very dramatic > economic drop. > > > > It can be argued that we survived Y2K without the world collapsing > but I > > don't think its safe to assume that just because coin landed on > heads last > > time heads doesn't meant it won't be tails this time.) The best > advice I've > > gleaned from watching all this happen and experiencing my own > reactions, is > > to say that no matter which way it happens, we need to be calm and > > conscious. Feel the fear and do what is right anyway. Working > through fear > > to learn acceptance made me stronger; it would make anyone > stronger. My > > advice is that, to awaken your own sense of what needs to be done, > do this > > simple (but surprisingly difficult) exercise: put together a three- > day > > go-bag with all the things recommended by the Red Cross. A bug- out- > bag won't > > save you in a major depression but the act of putting one together > will make > > you realize realize how much we take for granted and help you begin > to think > > about what is important. Most importantly, even if the only > preparation that > > you have is a three day bug-out-bag, it will buy you time to work > through > > sudden shocks. The book THE UNTHINKABLE (a must-read by a world- > class > > author) explains that most people die in disaster because they > freeze up. > > They just stand there waiting for someone to tell them what to do > while the > > ship goes down. Having a bug-out-bag and ANY kind of plan will buy > you at > > least three days of relative security, three days of mechanical > actions to > > snap out of the shock. > > > > If you really want my advice, it is this: Until further notice > ASSUME THAT > > THIS IS NOT A DRILL. Don't strain but quietly, calmly, and with full > > attention figure out what needs to be done in order to become as > > self-sufficient as possible. Make the best decisions you can with > whatever > > you have to work with, knowing that you can't think of everything. > Be in the > > present moment and don't spend time with regrets. This is our > collective > > karma and no matter how prepared we are, it isn't going to be easy. > Know > > that everything that is happening is for the best, for as you said, > a > > collapse of the old corrupted system will allow something(s) and > someone(s) > > better to arise, and the world will be better for it. > > > > Possibly the most important advice is, be mentally resilient. Be be > ready to > > let go of everything you thought was true and see things with new > eyes. Be > > ready to weather a series of rapid shocks, whether they are > geophysical, > > bodily, emotional, psychological, cultural, or something you've > never even > > imagined before. Particularly expect to have your perception about > the US, > > its government and political perspectives, everything you thought > it stood > > for including how safe you are, turned upside down. > > > > The good news is, the aliens (and I don't mean the Mexicans) are > the good > > guys. :-) > > > ------------------------------------ To subscribe, send a message to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Or go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/FairfieldLife/ and click 'Join This Group!'Yahoo! Groups Links
