sunday doom . CIA Insider Warns: "25-Year Great Depression is About to Strike America

[mick silver]

http://moneymorning.com/ext/articles/rickards/25-year-great-depression.php?iris=252778

[EE_]

Or maybe the title could be...
CIA Insider Warns: "Great Depression is About to Strike America 25 Years from now"

[Horn]

But, someone said yesterday that the math for black holes didn't exist...

[Ponce]

And like I keep on saying......what will happen here will be worse than what is happening in Cuba not only because you will have much to loose with all the spoiled kids but also because of all the guns......the country will be going back in time for at least 150 years and what we will have the most will be cottage industries......learn and teach how to make shoes, clothing, soap, candles and so on and teach your kids how to do the same ..... after all...... they will also have to make a living.

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[Horn]

The most telling chart contained in the video was the special drawing rights currency of the Debt free IMF,

to wit the U.S. will have extra-special drawing rights.

[old steel]

Cups of noodles all around!

[expat4ever]

So when everything collapses then the cities will erupt and the free shit army will all be destroyed.. Whats left will be the smart ones in the country who prepared and by the time the thugs get out to the country the malitias will have sprung up to protect the countryside..
And the meek shall inherit the earth.

[crimethink]

The depression started back in 2007 or so. It's all downhill from here.

[General of Darkness]

OT - But I was at the store today and it literally looked like prices jumped 25% overnight. So normally I would say, "Yeah whatever", but these are definitely the warning signs that impact people directly on a daily basis.

[madfranks]

And like I keep on saying......what will happen here will be worse than what is happening in Cuba not only because you will have much to loose with all the spoiled kids but also because of all the guns......the country will be going back in time for at least 150 years and what we will have the most will be cottage industries......learn and teach how to make shoes, clothing, soap, candles and so on and teach your kids how to do the same ..... after all...... they will also have to make a living.

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I'm not sure it's going to get that bad, but I know it will be close...

[crimethink]

OT - But I was at the store today and it literally looked like prices jumped 25% overnight. So normally I would say, "Yeah whatever", but these are definitely the warning signs that impact people directly on a daily basis.

Yes, shock increases are becoming more obvious to me, as well.

[crimethink]

I'm not sure it's going to get that bad, but I know it will be close...

The technological level will remain the same, but the effects of the virtuality of a much lower technological level will visit millions: they will hunger, be exposed to the elements, go without medicine, and, eventually, in most cases, die.

[mick silver]

it called sucking whats left out of the bottom

[crimethink]

it called sucking whats left out of the bottom

If Hypertiger shows back up now, it's your fault! :)

[Ponce]

Been there, done that, so I should know how bad is going to be.......we will be going back in time150 years.

"Get ready today for the way that you want to live tomorrow"....

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[Horn]

Been there, done that, so I should know how bad is going to be.......we will be going back in time150 years.

"Get ready today for the way that you want to live tomorrow"....

V

You keep telling me you're old, but I know for a fact you aren't that old.

Are you suggesting I will have to walk to the train station to post this message to you?

[expat4ever]

If it gets that bad, I'll be headed for Cuba, they already know how to live without everything. Plus I like the pretty girls :). And they know how to dance.

[BrewTech]

OT - But I was at the store today and it literally looked like prices jumped 25% overnight. So normally I would say, "Yeah whatever", but these are definitely the warning signs that impact people directly on a daily basis.

Seems like prices have been going up 5% per week for a while now... getting into the "everything is unaffordable" range for us poor folks...

[Horn]

Seems like prices have been going up 5% per week for a while now... getting into the "everything is unaffordable" range for us poor folks...

I pay $5 for 200grams of cheese here.

[BrewTech]

I pay $5 for 200grams of cheese here.

...said the guy pulling 100G's...:)

[Ponce]

If it gets that bad, I'll be headed for Cuba, they already know how to live without everything. Plus I like the pretty girls :). And they know how to dance.


You got it, they have living that way now for over fifty years so that what happens in the US wont affect them that much. As a matter of fact I did try TWICE to go back but they wont let me because I am to "Americanice"......if they only knew.

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[Neuro]

OT - But I was at the store today and it literally looked like prices jumped 25% overnight. So normally I would say, "Yeah whatever", but these are definitely the warning signs that impact people directly on a daily basis.
Are you kidding? 25% overnight? A slight exaggeration?

[General of Darkness]

Are you kidding? 25% overnight? A slight exaggeration?

OK I looked it up, but these numbers are on a national level. I live in Los Angeles so I'm pretty sure these increases are higher.

Overall meat and poultry prices rose 7.8% in August from a year earlier. Specifically, beef and veal prices are up 15% during the 12-month span, and pork prices increased almost 12%.

[Neuro]

OK I looked it up, but these numbers are on a national level. I live in Los Angeles so I'm pretty sure these increases are higher.

Overall meat and poultry prices rose 7.8% in August from a year earlier. Specifically, beef and veal prices are up 15% during the 12-month span, and pork prices increased almost 12%.
Thanks, as I don't have direct info to your everyday price levels, but those are big increases. One thing I have noticed in Sweden is how they have started selling these chemically tenderized cuts of meat as steaks, from parts that previously only used as casserole cubes. At around half the price of prime cuts, which is out of reach from average people nowadays. Probably they put these in the food baskets they use to calculate price inflation instead of prime cuts.

[Dogman]

Thanks, as I don't have direct info to your everyday price levels, but those are big increases. One thing I have noticed in Sweden is how they have started selling these chemically tenderized cuts of meat as steaks, from parts that previously only used as casserole cubes. At around half the price of prime cuts, which is out of reach from average people nowadays. Probably they put these in the food baskets they use to calculate price inflation instead of prime cuts. Watch the product packaging shrink also.

The price remains the same or creeps slowly but the product amount received shrinks.

[General of Darkness]

Thanks, as I don't have direct info to your everyday price levels, but those are big increases. One thing I have noticed in Sweden is how they have started selling these chemically tenderized cuts of meat as steaks, from parts that previously only used as casserole cubes. At around half the price of prime cuts, which is out of reach from average people nowadays. Probably they put these in the food baskets they use to calculate price inflation instead of prime cuts.

FYI - I made my famous spaghetti sauce over the weekend and when I was picking up pasta, the normal price per box was about 99 cents no $1.79 so that where I'm getting the 25% increase. And as others have mentioned the sizes are shrinking dramatically, 10 - 15% while only a marginal increase in price. My fiat dollars are not going as far as they use too.

[EE_]

Amerika is going on a diet

Hope you like your women on the thin side

http://s14.postimg.org/4avuww8gh/anorexia.jpg


Have you seen the price of steak lately?

http://stonewall-farms.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/gr-beef.jpg

[crimethink]

Are you kidding? 25% overnight? A slight exaggeration?

My perception concurs. 25% overnight can be $1.00 to $1.25, of course.

[Horn]

...said the guy pulling 100G's...:)

Thing's I noticed is its the domestically produced items that are showing more, like the cheese here.

That's just back asswards and is our fliped "free" market at work, me thinks.

Chino on the corner keeps his cheese close to him, afraid of pilfering.

[mick silver]

right now beef calfs are at a all time high . what we sold this year made us over 2 00.00 more a head then last year . and it going to go higher

[sorryjoker]

IS THE US ECONOMY HEADING TOWARDS A 25-YEAR GREAT DEPRESSION? http://25yeargreatdepression.com/

[gunDriller]

'collapse in 6 months' type articles are not really useful,except to motivate preppers who are 'late to the party.'

most benchmarks, e.g. # of people living in their cars or other places that make them semi-homeless (e.g. office in a warehouse, no plumbing ... camping in a friend's backyard ... etc.), tell us that Collapse started approx. 2008.

signs were obviously there before Sept/Oct. 2008, when the panic in the financial community (= Jews) rolled into high gear.


We are 6 years into a Depression of unknown length.

/\ would be a more honest statement.


as far as the role of technology, Great Depression 2 = Great Depression 1 + iPhones.

people will still have their tech toys. the religion of Techno-philia will continue being used to convince people that -
* everything is allright
* more technology & additional layers of complexity will 'save' them

[palani]

Depressions can be fatal. Maybe this guy should consider the remedy promoted in another thread: a short trip to Mexico City with the intention of terminating oneself using liquor, viagra, hookers and cocaine. If he survives he won't be depressed.

[Ponce]

25 years just to get out of the hole.......my advise? make friends with a Cuban that knows what is going on.........HELLO AMIGO! lol

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