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October 9, 2008 at 9:31 PM #285077October 9, 2008 at 9:40 PM #284755
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Participantpartypup: I pray to God you are wrong….
October 9, 2008 at 9:40 PM #285045paramount
Participantpartypup: I pray to God you are wrong….
October 9, 2008 at 9:40 PM #285066paramount
Participantpartypup: I pray to God you are wrong….
October 9, 2008 at 9:40 PM #285088paramount
Participantpartypup: I pray to God you are wrong….
October 9, 2008 at 9:40 PM #285097paramount
Participantpartypup: I pray to God you are wrong….
October 9, 2008 at 10:00 PM #284770Arraya
ParticipantYes… it is eerie, Arraya. Although the cascading crash is much more dramatic than even I expected. Everyone is asking, “When will the bottom come?” The same sources that told me the first week of October would be a watershed have also told me that the Dow will hit 3,500 and martial law, in some form, will occur by January 2009, with food and gas shortages to occur around the same time, if not before.
It’s interesting your timeframe is very much similar to some of my sources and personal analysis. Honestly, part of it is just felt right. I was expecting the crash to come about now for like 6 months.
I can’t see martial law passing. Not enough troops and the police are pissed about losing half there pensions. I definitely see civil unrest and angry mobs in the street.
-So far food shortages have sprouted up worldwide
-Gas shortages in the SE are worsening(no response from the USG and oil companies said “It is just not profitable to break supply chains”
-Short term credit lines drying up that companies depend on to keep supply chains running in food and fuel alikeThe world has two choices at this point. 1) to go down in flames with the US 2) To break the dollar peg and instantly make the US third world
If TPTB want to keep the dollar peg in place they are going to take out Iran. I personally think they have abandoned that idea. At least I hope.
The endgame is close. We are definitely not in Kansas anymore.
October 9, 2008 at 10:00 PM #285060Arraya
ParticipantYes… it is eerie, Arraya. Although the cascading crash is much more dramatic than even I expected. Everyone is asking, “When will the bottom come?” The same sources that told me the first week of October would be a watershed have also told me that the Dow will hit 3,500 and martial law, in some form, will occur by January 2009, with food and gas shortages to occur around the same time, if not before.
It’s interesting your timeframe is very much similar to some of my sources and personal analysis. Honestly, part of it is just felt right. I was expecting the crash to come about now for like 6 months.
I can’t see martial law passing. Not enough troops and the police are pissed about losing half there pensions. I definitely see civil unrest and angry mobs in the street.
-So far food shortages have sprouted up worldwide
-Gas shortages in the SE are worsening(no response from the USG and oil companies said “It is just not profitable to break supply chains”
-Short term credit lines drying up that companies depend on to keep supply chains running in food and fuel alikeThe world has two choices at this point. 1) to go down in flames with the US 2) To break the dollar peg and instantly make the US third world
If TPTB want to keep the dollar peg in place they are going to take out Iran. I personally think they have abandoned that idea. At least I hope.
The endgame is close. We are definitely not in Kansas anymore.
October 9, 2008 at 10:00 PM #285081Arraya
ParticipantYes… it is eerie, Arraya. Although the cascading crash is much more dramatic than even I expected. Everyone is asking, “When will the bottom come?” The same sources that told me the first week of October would be a watershed have also told me that the Dow will hit 3,500 and martial law, in some form, will occur by January 2009, with food and gas shortages to occur around the same time, if not before.
It’s interesting your timeframe is very much similar to some of my sources and personal analysis. Honestly, part of it is just felt right. I was expecting the crash to come about now for like 6 months.
I can’t see martial law passing. Not enough troops and the police are pissed about losing half there pensions. I definitely see civil unrest and angry mobs in the street.
-So far food shortages have sprouted up worldwide
-Gas shortages in the SE are worsening(no response from the USG and oil companies said “It is just not profitable to break supply chains”
-Short term credit lines drying up that companies depend on to keep supply chains running in food and fuel alikeThe world has two choices at this point. 1) to go down in flames with the US 2) To break the dollar peg and instantly make the US third world
If TPTB want to keep the dollar peg in place they are going to take out Iran. I personally think they have abandoned that idea. At least I hope.
The endgame is close. We are definitely not in Kansas anymore.
October 9, 2008 at 10:00 PM #285103Arraya
ParticipantYes… it is eerie, Arraya. Although the cascading crash is much more dramatic than even I expected. Everyone is asking, “When will the bottom come?” The same sources that told me the first week of October would be a watershed have also told me that the Dow will hit 3,500 and martial law, in some form, will occur by January 2009, with food and gas shortages to occur around the same time, if not before.
It’s interesting your timeframe is very much similar to some of my sources and personal analysis. Honestly, part of it is just felt right. I was expecting the crash to come about now for like 6 months.
I can’t see martial law passing. Not enough troops and the police are pissed about losing half there pensions. I definitely see civil unrest and angry mobs in the street.
-So far food shortages have sprouted up worldwide
-Gas shortages in the SE are worsening(no response from the USG and oil companies said “It is just not profitable to break supply chains”
-Short term credit lines drying up that companies depend on to keep supply chains running in food and fuel alikeThe world has two choices at this point. 1) to go down in flames with the US 2) To break the dollar peg and instantly make the US third world
If TPTB want to keep the dollar peg in place they are going to take out Iran. I personally think they have abandoned that idea. At least I hope.
The endgame is close. We are definitely not in Kansas anymore.
October 9, 2008 at 10:00 PM #285112Arraya
ParticipantYes… it is eerie, Arraya. Although the cascading crash is much more dramatic than even I expected. Everyone is asking, “When will the bottom come?” The same sources that told me the first week of October would be a watershed have also told me that the Dow will hit 3,500 and martial law, in some form, will occur by January 2009, with food and gas shortages to occur around the same time, if not before.
It’s interesting your timeframe is very much similar to some of my sources and personal analysis. Honestly, part of it is just felt right. I was expecting the crash to come about now for like 6 months.
I can’t see martial law passing. Not enough troops and the police are pissed about losing half there pensions. I definitely see civil unrest and angry mobs in the street.
-So far food shortages have sprouted up worldwide
-Gas shortages in the SE are worsening(no response from the USG and oil companies said “It is just not profitable to break supply chains”
-Short term credit lines drying up that companies depend on to keep supply chains running in food and fuel alikeThe world has two choices at this point. 1) to go down in flames with the US 2) To break the dollar peg and instantly make the US third world
If TPTB want to keep the dollar peg in place they are going to take out Iran. I personally think they have abandoned that idea. At least I hope.
The endgame is close. We are definitely not in Kansas anymore.
October 9, 2008 at 10:00 PM #284520Arraya
ParticipantOctober 7th was three weeks after this post. I’d say good call so far.
October 9, 2008 at 10:00 PM #284809Arraya
ParticipantOctober 7th was three weeks after this post. I’d say good call so far.
October 9, 2008 at 10:00 PM #284833Arraya
ParticipantOctober 7th was three weeks after this post. I’d say good call so far.
October 9, 2008 at 10:00 PM #284852Arraya
ParticipantOctober 7th was three weeks after this post. I’d say good call so far.
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