Lindsey Williams on AJ 12/15

[PatColo]

Lots of LW's standard beggin' of yuh, provenance of God etc; LW's got a new elite friend taking the place of Mr. Fromm who died a month or so ago. LW's sticking by everything he said before, see:
recap of Pastor Lindsey Williams' interview on AJ show 10/21/10 (http://gold-silver.us/forum/general-discussion/recap-of-pastor-lindsey-williams%27-interview-on-aj-show-102110/msg129877/#msg129877)

Off hand I'd say the biggest new prediction LW shares is that the euro will collapse next year, when that happens the dollar will collapse within 2-3 weeks after. Says get out of all paper, get into gold/silver.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_YYTa075NJg

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=638nMiYoUuU

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0CXi1C6v7Gw

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7aw8-3J2t6Q

[osoab]

Thanks Pat.

I listened to most of this yesterday. I think you highlighted the main points that was given (They were few and far between).

The only other thing I could add is that he said that oil was to go to $150-$200 a barrel and expect $4-$5 gas.

[chad]

limited bandwidth here. what's the deal with the "new elite friend?" is he kidding me? :oo-->

[Spectrism]

If oil goes over $120/bbl, we will see $5./gal gasoline and diesel not far behind.... and then everything will crash in Amerika. The streets will be empty. No more traffic jams. Businesses will fold. Restaurants- kaput. Hotels- mothballed. Airline tickets will double. Shipping costs too.

If oil goes over $150/bbl, this country is toast. Then the real real estate crash begins.

[joe_momma]

Why the hell can't this guy get to the point!

In the first 15 minutes two allegations:
- oil will go to $150 - $200 bbl
- the Euro will tank in 2011, followed by the Dollar 2-3 weeks later

Second part:
- Countries cannot pay off their national debt (not news)
- Paper currencies will be worthless, SSI, Insurance, savings wiped out (not a new idea)

Third part:
- Illuminati conspiracy theories abound
- Government (legal and not) surveillance increases

Fourth part:
- (OPEC) Oil no longer denominated in dollars
- "Elites" will crash the US economy, buy everything at fire sale prices, control the US and then be the vehicle for the NWO

Net net - (IMHO) a hour wasted listening to some meandering old guy who started out strong then spiraled into hearsay and fabrications.

[Libertytree]

Gas will be $5 a gal just as sure as gold will be $1700...and soon.

In early 2008 oil spiked and we had $4+ gas, in late 2008 we saw a market crash. In 2011 we will see the same scenario IMHO, run up of commodities, crash of all markets and another run up. I think Spectrism is right though, in our society oil is the lifeblood of all things and reflective of all the markets as well as is gold/silver.

[DMac]

@$4.00 diesel truckers feel the pinch in their wallets bigtime. It is near catastrophe for them.

@$5.00 diesel trucks stop running and the entire JIT system we depend on goes kaput.

[chad]

it's amazing how people get used to things.

i filled up yesterday, 3.29 for premium (i refuse to used anything tainted with ethanol out of principle). last time gas here was at 3.29 people were out wailing in the streets and gnashing their teeth.

now, nothing. oh, 3.29? that's normal.

[Libertytree]

@$4.00 diesel truckers feel the pinch in their wallets bigtime. It is near catastrophe for them.

@$5.00 diesel trucks stop running and the entire JIT system we depend on goes kaput.




The JIT system is what's the most vulnerable here, whether it's because of diesel prices or natural occurrences it doesn't matter, the chain is still broken. The sheep understand when the weather is at fault and yet they still freak out, let the same same thing happen when it's sunny and clear, no matter the reason...this is the true meaning of TSHHTF!

[Serpo]

it's amazing how people get used to things.

i filled up yesterday, 3.29 for premium (i refuse to used anything tainted with ethanol out of principle). last time gas here was at 3.29 people were out wailing in the streets and gnashing their teeth.

now, nothing. oh, 3.29? that's normal.


Not normal,cheap,its closer to 5$ gal in Australia

[DMac]

LT,

Agreed. I recall during the run up in oil 2 years ago reading a truckers forum. The folks on there were talking specifically about their fuel costs when diesel was over 4.00. They were not happy. Some guys were paying out of pocket to finish the longer hauls.

One of the mods or admins went on to make a post about how if diesel breaks 5.00 a gallon they were going to have a mass strike (basically asking for gov subsidies).

They all literally talked about how 5 dollar diesel was the line in the sand and how JIT is going down should that price come.

[Serpo]

Hes saying the elite have a code of ethics(before they kill us) that they have to tell us everything they are going to do before hand....

[TLM]

I have a 22 mile ride each way to work.
I use about 2 gallons of gas/day.
$10/day would suck but it's not going to kill me, it might stop me from taking
vacations that were far from home.

In a severe gas crisis, I can whip out my 100 mpg's moped or my 50 mpg motorcycle. (at least for 8 months out of the year ;D).

Peace
TLM

[joe_momma]

LT,

Agreed. I recall during the run up in oil 2 years ago reading a truckers forum. The folks on there were talking specifically about their fuel costs when diesel was over 4.00. They were not happy. Some guys were paying out of pocket to finish the longer hauls.

One of the mods or admins went on to make a post about how if diesel breaks 5.00 a gallon they were going to have a mass strike (basically asking for gov subsidies).

They all literally talked about how 5 dollar diesel was the line in the sand and how JIT is going down should that price come.


It is not JIT (Just In Time) that will go down. JIT is just a way to limit inventories (and increase profits).

The bigger issue (IMHO) is that anything Americans buy in a store has traveled on average about 1,500 miles.

An increase in transportation costs will act as a VAT tax - literally every item will see a XX% price increase immediately.

[Libertytree]

LT,

Agreed. I recall during the run up in oil 2 years ago reading a truckers forum. The folks on there were talking specifically about their fuel costs when diesel was over 4.00. They were not happy. Some guys were paying out of pocket to finish the longer hauls.

One of the mods or admins went on to make a post about how if diesel breaks 5.00 a gallon they were going to have a mass strike (basically asking for gov subsidies).

They all literally talked about how 5 dollar diesel was the line in the sand and how JIT is going down should that price come.


Exactly DMac, the truckers wanted to be subsidized or they would almost be better off staying at home. Now we're talking about the nationalization of the trucking industry and of fuel allocation. What the hell though?? everything else has been nationalized, Med, Auto, Insurance etc...

[Serpo]

Comex have 107 million oz silver on hand but have contractual for obligations for 720 million oz .....

[PatColo]

If oil goes over $120/bbl, we will see $5./gal gasoline and diesel not far behind.... and then everything will crash in Amerika. The streets will be empty. No more traffic jams. Businesses will fold. Restaurants- kaput. Hotels- mothballed. Airline tickets will double. Shipping costs too.

If oil goes over $150/bbl, this country is toast. Then the real real estate crash begins.



Crude was already nearly 150 in Summer '08, before it crashed to below 35 in about a five month period. LW's main claim to fame is having called that crash in July '08.

http://tfccharts.com/chart/CO/M

Real estate's been crashing for ~4 years already, but I'm convinced it goes much lower, another half-off at least. Not only due to the horrible fundamentals, but because TPTB wish to render the middle class poor, and between the engineered RE crash, and the eventual engineered destruction of the dollar, they should get most people ruined. LW's said they're gonna crash the stock markets, notes extraordinary insider selling, but I haven't seen evidence of it yet. It seems the worse the econ gets, the higher stocks go!

osoab: most of what LW said in this latest interview, I didn't note, because not much is new from his Oct interview(s), which I recapped here (http://gold-silver.us/forum/general-discussion/recap-of-pastor-lindsey-williams%27-interview-on-aj-show-102110/msg129877/#msg129877).

At the end of part 2 in the OP, AJ is asking LW what he should do; he has to maintain an FRN bank account to run his business, pay bills etc. LW just said roughly, "yes everyone must make preparations for that... I'm not trying to scare anyone".

[Plastic]

That man took a damned hour to say something that would have taken any of us 3 - 5 minutes, DAMMIT!! I friggen hate "merry-go-round" preacher speak.

I could have dealt with it if he had gotten to his other 11 points he wanted to talk about......

[DMac]

LT,

Agreed. I recall during the run up in oil 2 years ago reading a truckers forum. The folks on there were talking specifically about their fuel costs when diesel was over 4.00. They were not happy. Some guys were paying out of pocket to finish the longer hauls.

One of the mods or admins went on to make a post about how if diesel breaks 5.00 a gallon they were going to have a mass strike (basically asking for gov subsidies).

They all literally talked about how 5 dollar diesel was the line in the sand and how JIT is going down should that price come.


It is not JIT (Just In Time) that will go down. JIT is just a way to limit inventories (and increase profits).

The bigger issue (IMHO) is that anything Americans buy in a store has traveled on average about 1,500 miles.

An increase in transportation costs will act as a VAT tax - literally every item will see a XX% price increase immediately.


That's a good point. Maybe we have been looking for evidence of how/when hyperinflation hits incorrectly.

As LT states in his response it is leading towards a gov takeover of trucking (shipping??) and importing due to what might be a monstrous increase in fuel costs. Is that when they man the helicopters and start the real money drops?

[Serpo]

I have a 22 mile ride each way to work.
I use about 2 gallons of gas/day.
$10/day would suck but it's not going to kill me, it might stop me from taking
vacations that were far from home.

In a severe gas crisis, I can whip out my 100 mpg's moped or my 50 mpg motorcycle. (at least for 8 months out of the year ;D).

Peace
TLM


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http://www.peugeot.com.au/hdi-diesel-hybrid/

[Libertytree]

LT,

Agreed. I recall during the run up in oil 2 years ago reading a truckers forum. The folks on there were talking specifically about their fuel costs when diesel was over 4.00. They were not happy. Some guys were paying out of pocket to finish the longer hauls.

One of the mods or admins went on to make a post about how if diesel breaks 5.00 a gallon they were going to have a mass strike (basically asking for gov subsidies).

They all literally talked about how 5 dollar diesel was the line in the sand and how JIT is going down should that price come.


It is not JIT (Just In Time) that will go down. JIT is just a way to limit inventories (and increase profits).

The bigger issue (IMHO) is that anything Americans buy in a store has traveled on average about 1,500 miles.

An increase in transportation costs will act as a VAT tax - literally every item will see a XX% price increase immediately.


That's a good point. Maybe we have been looking for evidence of how/when hyperinflation hits incorrectly.

As LT states in his response it is leading towards a gov takeover of trucking (shipping??) and importing due to what might be a monstrous increase in fuel costs. Is that when they man the helicopters and start the real money drops?


In my hypothesis the fuel/trucking/rail/shipping is nationalized as well as the drop points for all. The drop points though aren't your local supermarkets but rather your nearest FEMA Welcome Centers and Family Zones.

[osoab]

I have a 22 mile ride each way to work.
I use about 2 gallons of gas/day.
$10/day would suck but it's not going to kill me, it might stop me from taking
vacations that were far from home.

In a severe gas crisis, I can whip out my 100 mpg's moped or my 50 mpg motorcycle. (at least for 8 months out of the year ;D).

Peace
TLM


But if you are doing it for even a $15/hour job. You are basically working one hour a day just so you can get to work.

$4-$5 gas will kill small communities that are full of commuters.

[osoab]

Hes saying the elite have a code of ethics(before they kill us) that they have to tell us everything they are going to do before hand....


Same idea in this thread (http://gold-silver.us/forum/general-discussion/repost-from-2008-of-an-interview-with-one-of-tptb/).

[Spectrism]

A gradual inflation or a gradual dollar devaluation is acceptable. A very quick change in fiat value is like throwing cold water onto a flamed glass. It is not the change that will kill, but the suddenness of the change. People can adapt to changes- look at how much value was lost from the dollar in 50 years. But condense that loss to 4 years and we will see people unable to buy anything but food for the day.

This is expected by anyone who reads the bible-
Rev 6:3 And when he had opened the second seal, I heard the second beast say, Come and see.
Rev 6:4 And there went out another horse that was red: and power was given to him that sat thereon to take peace from the earth, and that they should kill one another: and there was given unto him a great sword.
Rev 6:5 And when he had opened the third seal, I heard the third beast say, Come and see. And I beheld, and lo a black horse; and he that sat on him had a pair of balances in his hand.
Rev 6:6 And I heard a voice in the midst of the four beasts say, A measure of wheat for a penny, and three measures of barley for a penny; and see thou hurt not the oil and the wine.
Rev 6:7 And when he had opened the fourth seal, I heard the voice of the fourth beast say, Come and see.
Rev 6:8 And I looked, and behold a pale horse: and his name that sat on him was Death, and Hell followed with him. And power was given unto them over the fourth part of the earth, to kill with sword, and with hunger, and with death, and with the beasts of the earth.


(YLT) and I heard a voice in the midst of the four living creatures saying, `A measure of wheat for a denary, and three measures of barley for a denary,' and `The oil and the wine thou mayest not injure.'

Or- a day's wages for a day's food.


The real estate crash was brought on by the pin-prick of oil costs. For a few months we bled money into the Middle East. People had no spare cash to buy other things.

With the bailouts of banks, Wall Street thugs, IMF, foreign banks, etc... and with the dumping by China of the dollar (treasuries) in favor of assets, we have a shattering shock. Thermal shock is devastating because while some parts are hot, others are cold - and the disparity of expansion & contraction shatters the object. We are seeing a disparity between the haves & have-nots. People on fixed income- salaries that won't increase quick enough to match increasing costs will get smacked.

And we are seeing a disparity of manufacturing power. It was all shifted to China. It was so mobilized and directed that this has to have been the plan. After the condition of poverty hits the world, we see the pale horse.

[Plastic]

I'd like to add that a penny was a small silver coin about the size of a dime and people busted their asses with 12 hours of hard labor to earn it.

[Libertytree]

A gradual inflation or a gradual dollar devaluation is acceptable. A very quick change in fiat value is like throwing cold water onto a flamed glass. It is not the change that will kill, but the suddenness of the change. People can adapt to changes- look at how much value was lost from the dollar in 50 years. But condense that loss to 4 years and we will see people unable to buy anything but food for the day.

This is expected by anyone who reads the bible-
Rev 6:3 And when he had opened the second seal, I heard the second beast say, Come and see.
Rev 6:4 And there went out another horse that was red: and power was given to him that sat thereon to take peace from the earth, and that they should kill one another: and there was given unto him a great sword.
Rev 6:5 And when he had opened the third seal, I heard the third beast say, Come and see. And I beheld, and lo a black horse; and he that sat on him had a pair of balances in his hand.
Rev 6:6 And I heard a voice in the midst of the four beasts say, A measure of wheat for a penny, and three measures of barley for a penny; and see thou hurt not the oil and the wine.
Rev 6:7 And when he had opened the fourth seal, I heard the voice of the fourth beast say, Come and see.
Rev 6:8 And I looked, and behold a pale horse: and his name that sat on him was Death, and Hell followed with him. And power was given unto them over the fourth part of the earth, to kill with sword, and with hunger, and with death, and with the beasts of the earth.


(YLT) and I heard a voice in the midst of the four living creatures saying, `A measure of wheat for a denary, and three measures of barley for a denary,' and `The oil and the wine thou mayest not injure.'

Or- a day's wages for a day's food.


The real estate crash was brought on by the pin-prick of oil costs. For a few months we bled money into the Middle East. People had no spare cash to buy other things.

With the bailouts of banks, Wall Street thugs, IMF, foreign banks, etc... and with the dumping by China of the dollar (treasuries) in favor of assets, we have a shattering shock. Thermal shock is devastating because while some parts are hot, others are cold - and the disparity of expansion & contraction shatters the object. We are seeing a disparity between the haves & have-nots. People on fixed income- salaries that won't increase quick enough to match increasing costs will get smacked.

And we are seeing a disparity of manufacturing power. It was all shifted to China. It was so mobilized and directed that this has to have been the plan. After the condition of poverty hits the world, we see the pale horse.


Spectrism, I really do respect your take on things, things like this "For a few months we bled money into the Middle East. People had no spare cash to buy other things." Very salient point!

Could we maybe skip the religious notations in the post? I think we're all capable of applying our religious beliefs as needed per case. I happen to follow your lead but the facts speak well for themselves without all the religious jargon, IMHO.

[osoab]

A gradual inflation or a gradual dollar devaluation is acceptable. A very quick change in fiat value is like throwing cold water onto a flamed glass. It is not the change that will kill, but the suddenness of the change. People can adapt to changes- look at how much value was lost from the dollar in 50 years. But condense that loss to 4 years and we will see people unable to buy anything but food for the day.

The real estate crash was brought on by the pin-prick of oil costs. For a few months we bled money into the Middle East. People had no spare cash to buy other things.

With the bailouts of banks, Wall Street thugs, IMF, foreign banks, etc... and with the dumping by China of the dollar (treasuries) in favor of assets, we have a shattering shock. Thermal shock is devastating because while some parts are hot, others are cold - and the disparity of expansion & contraction shatters the object. We are seeing a disparity between the haves & have-nots. People on fixed income- salaries that won't increase quick enough to match increasing costs will get smacked.

And we are seeing a disparity of manufacturing power. It was all shifted to China. It was so mobilized and directed that this has to have been the plan. After the condition of poverty hits the world, we see the pale horse.


The real estate crash was not brought on by the oil prices spiking. More or less had to due with sub-prime resets and the yanking of cheap credit along with a max in necessary housing. With that shock coupled with commodity spikes (not just oil), it was a perfect storm. Or maybe a planned storm? The leverage on derivatives (leveraged on housing) is what collapsed the banks. GM was also helped along in its demise with the crash in housing.

Your 1st paragraph was spot on. Death by 1,000 cuts. Over time most will never know what has occurred.

[Spectrism]

I think that most of us have less than 3 years left to walk this earth. The time leading up to our final steps will be like a rollercoaster that dips into sewage only to pop up into thorn bushes and flying arrows. Since time is so short here, I think we should be considering how to prepare for the times after here.

If you were going to move to China in 3 months and stay there with no way to return to your current home, would you spend more time planting flowers or learning the Chinese language?

Now if you lived past a major disaster and huddled in a home with your family and friends usually hungry, and you came upon a wealthy farmer who had a store of grains where he made fresh bread daily and gave it to anyone who came to ask for it, would you take it and eat it? And would you tell your family and friends where you got good food?

But what if the disaster has not yet come and the wealthy farmer is warning all who would hear him that they need to register with him now if they will want to benefit from him later. Would you recognize the truth in his warning and befriend him now while you have the chance?

I know the wealthy farmer who owns the cattle on a thousand hills and has endless supplies of grain. I am just a hungry beggar telling others where they can get good food. And as in the times of Noah, only those who got into the ark before it was sealed survived. By the time the rains started, it was too late.

[Spectrism]

A gradual inflation or a gradual dollar devaluation is acceptable. A very quick change in fiat value is like throwing cold water onto a flamed glass. It is not the change that will kill, but the suddenness of the change. People can adapt to changes- look at how much value was lost from the dollar in 50 years. But condense that loss to 4 years and we will see people unable to buy anything but food for the day.

The real estate crash was brought on by the pin-prick of oil costs. For a few months we bled money into the Middle East. People had no spare cash to buy other things.

With the bailouts of banks, Wall Street thugs, IMF, foreign banks, etc... and with the dumping by China of the dollar (treasuries) in favor of assets, we have a shattering shock. Thermal shock is devastating because while some parts are hot, others are cold - and the disparity of expansion & contraction shatters the object. We are seeing a disparity between the haves & have-nots. People on fixed income- salaries that won't increase quick enough to match increasing costs will get smacked.

And we are seeing a disparity of manufacturing power. It was all shifted to China. It was so mobilized and directed that this has to have been the plan. After the condition of poverty hits the world, we see the pale horse.


The real estate crash was not brought on by the oil prices spiking. More or less had to due with sub-prime resets and the yanking of cheap credit along with a max in necessary housing. With that shock coupled with commodity spikes (not just oil), it was a perfect storm. Or maybe a planned storm? The leverage on derivatives (leveraged on housing) is what collapsed the banks. GM was also helped along in its demise with the crash in housing.

Your 1st paragraph was spot on. Death by 1,000 cuts. Over time most will never know what has occurred.


You are right in your words. What I tried to imply was that there was already an over-inflated balloon and the pinprick of spiked oil costs rippled accross the entire market with devastating results. The subprime/arm resets were already an elephant balancing on two legs on the edge of a cliff. The oil price spike was the gust of wind that made the fall happen decisively and then.

The system can continue on as long as we have no pinpricks. It is the sudden shock- even a tiny pinprick- that stops the balloon from expanding (or deflating) gradually.

[keehah]

The popular pastor of suspense is back on AJ's show today (Sunday) talking about pinpricks.

[PatColo]

thx keehah, tuned in about 10 mins ago, so far everything the same re oil, but said "there will be no food or water shortages, however you won't be able to afford them".

I see a lot of evidence that the world is indeed facing food shortages this year.

[PatColo]

I heard about 30 mins of LW, AJ spent the last quarter of the hour discussing his water/fluoride video.

The novel thing LW had to say was re silver, developments just this month dealing w/COMEX inventory and some big $ investors taking possession such that COMEX silver is deeply depleted (LW cited some numbers but I didn't take notes), concluded that silver could explode upside near term, said he wouldn't be surprised to see $50/oz by Feb 1 (mind you that's LW's speculation, not what his PTB source told him to expect- theme was, we haven't seen anything yet with Au/Ag prices). Forgive my skepticism, but how many times have I heard over the years how, due to some interpretation of COMEX numbers, silver was going to explode near term?! And I'm not seeing it in the current trading behavior of silver...

Yellow lights were flashing when LW gave a little spiel about how TPTB know about AJ, and they don't like him, they see how he's waking 'murkans up, yada yada. How does that spiel jibe with LW's going on the AJ show and ostensibly singing like a canary about TPTB's plans for us-- while at the same time trying to maintain a working relationship with this "new & improved" PTB friend who's leaking critical info to LW!? :conf: :oo-->

[DMac]

I heard about 30 mins of LW, AJ spent the last quarter of the hour discussing his water/fluoride video.

The novel thing LW had to say was re silver, developments just this month dealing w/COMEX inventory and some big $ investors taking possession such that COMEX silver is deeply depleted (LW cited some numbers but I didn't take notes), concluded that silver could explode upside near term, said he wouldn't be surprised to see $50/oz by Feb 1 (mind you that's LW's speculation, not what his PTB source told him to expect- theme was, we haven't seen anything yet with Au/Ag prices). Forgive my skepticism, but how many times have I heard over the years how, due to some interpretation of COMEX numbers, silver was going to explode near term?! And I'm not seeing it in the current trading behavior of silver...

Yellow lights were flashing when LW gave a little spiel about how TPTB know about AJ, and they don't like him, they see how he's waking 'murkans up, yada yada. How does that spiel jibe with LW's going on the AJ show and ostensibly singing like a canary about TPTB's plans for us-- while at the same time trying to maintain a working relationship with this "new & improved" PTB friend who's leaking critical info to LW!? :conf: :oo-->


I bet we could find that out, and more, if we just bought his dvd...I beg of ya to let us know :sarc: :oo-->

[keehah]

I bet we could find that out, and more, if we just bought his dvd...I beg of ya to let us know :sarc: :oo-->


That comes across as pretty ignorant about Alex Jones.

I sure anyone would be hard pressed to name any other organization that does more to promote others to take, duplicate and give its work out for free. As he correctly says it isn't about Alex Jones, its about waking up and fighting tyranny.

You should give him a listen now and then. I don't agree with AJ's entire world view, but he is open and honest.

Alex Jones has some big blind spots and is mistaken about some things regarding environmental and energy conspumption.
You guys have some things in common.



Overpopulation - Propaganda.

YAWN.