Saturday, August 3, 2013
Coming IMPLOSION & COLLAPSE of AMERICA . Are YOU PREPARED? Alex Jones RANT
The vast majority of Americans are going to be absolutely blindsided by what is coming. They don't understand how our financial system works, they don't understand how vulnerable it is, and most of them blindly trust that our leaders know exactly what they are doing and that they will be able to fix our problems. As a result, most Americans are simply not prepared for the massive storm that is heading our way. Most American families are living paycheck to paycheck, most of them are not storing up emergency food and supplies, and only a very small percentage of them are buying gold and silver for investment purposes. They seem to have forgotten what happened back in 2008. When the financial markets crashed, millions of Americans lost their jobs. Because most of them were living on the financial edge, millions of them also lost their homes. Unfortunately, most Americans seem convinced that it will not happen again. Right now we seem to be living in a "hope bubble" and people have become very complacent. For a while there, being a "prepper" was very trendy, but now concern about a coming economic crisis seems to have subsided. What a tragic mistake. As I pointed out yesterday, our entire financial system is a giant Ponzi scheme, and there are already signs that our financial markets are about to implode once again. Those that have not made any preparations for what is coming are going to regret it bitterly. The following are 17 signs that most Americans will be wiped out by the coming economic collapse...
Back in 1980, the U.S. national debt was less than one trillion dollars. Today, it is rapidly approaching 17 trillion dollars...
When Will America Collapse?
Above is the second question that I'm regularly asked. Again I give a simple answer: We've already started to collapse.
If you're under age 30, you know what I mean. Adequate jobs for the under 30 crowd are non-existent. America sticks brilliant minds, holding quality degrees, with jobs like stacking merchandise at Walmart (WMT) or slinging hash at Denny's (DENN). The young people I know have had great difficulty getting jobs in their chosen field -- if they get a job at all. Don't believe me? Talk to the under-30 crowd near you and I think you'll find I'm right.
This is due to our government's policy of de-industrialization. America has slowly liquidated our manufacturing capabilities along with our wealth. And now the world's richest 1% control 39% of all the planetary wealth.
In contrast, the bottom 50% of people controls just 1% of the world's money in aggregate. The worldwide financial and political system now delivers and funnels the riches to the very pinnacle of the wealthiest people.
In the long-term, the U.S. dollar is going to lose a tremendous amount of value and inflation is going to absolutely skyrocket. That is one reason why so many people are investing very heavily in gold, silver and other precious metals. All over the globe, the central banks of the world are recklessly printing money. Everyone knows that this is going to end very badly. In fact, there is already a push in more than a dozen U.S. states to allow gold and silver coins to be used as legal tender. Someday you will be glad that you invested in gold and silver now while their prices were still low.
For many people, this is simply not possible. Many Americans are still completely and totally dependent on their jobs. But if you are able, now is a good time to move away from the big cities. When the next major economic downturn strikes, there will be rioting and a dramatic rise in crime in the major cities. If you are able to move to a more rural area you will probably be in much better shape.
Nobody Can Survive Without Water
Without water, you would not even make it a few days in an emergency situation. It is imperative that you have a plan to provide clean drinking water for your family when disaster strikes.
I've been thinking lately about Levi's. When the Baby Boomers grew out of them, the company temporarily went bankrupt. There were that many people in the group and that product shifted in the 50s and 60s to target that market. Then I thought about the generation retiring, not putting their kids through college (subsequent college bubble of funny funding), not enough units of anything being bought and companies slashing bottom lines due to greed and some just staying afloat - moving all their operations overseas. Then I thought of the banks and their bubbles. From what I can tell from generational sizes, when bankers cannot exploit a group, they exploit another to produce something at less cost. Generation Y is the largest since the Baby Boom and Generation Z is projected to be Baby Boom size - having stopped their growth in 2012. It would seem there is a disproportionate supply and demand problem which is being exploited by confidence and scarcity. However, I wonder if we did start over or on a new system - after two financially prosperous periods - if this would not happen again in say 50 years with a serious double currency crisis with two generations retiring in succession. That happening of course without a cultural market scam to increase the value of assets which are usually passed down. I think about how puny our technology is and how wrapped up in survival we are to not enhance it. That is left to brilliant minds funded by evil ones. But anyway, I'm under 30 and in Year 4 of development on my own company. This crowd is full of freelancers if they can get work. And they are being exploited by large companies. A construction team is now fired and a union job given to one guy who warns them he does not know what he's doing and they will not like the results just because they want to bring their cost down. Not necessarily because they need to. Did you know Barnes & Noble recently had TVs installed right before most stores closed due to the cost of the upgrade and the lack of middle class funding they enjoyed just before 9/11? Mind control TVs to guard against theft or indoctrinate? Did you know Borders' distributors were nearly wiped out in 9/11 partly as a message to the independent company growing? Many companies were targets of a corporate coup in addition to the insurance and war profits made from such event. Barnes & Noble survived. Borders slowly crushed despite lower prices and higher traffic. The under 30 crowd - a generation almost the size of the Baby Boom with a nephew generation on their heels realizing they may have to invent preteen jobs to hold down the household or scheming at 10 how they could possibly raise enough to move out of the house and stay on their own. Because although our species is becoming less violent statistically, our perceived troubles are making us nasty and selfish within the family unit and abroad. We need to start producing again. Perhaps figure out the units later.
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