That is a possibility and maybe a good one if the central banks vanish. Cheryl Nelson said:
Then there's the GCR/RV that might possibly maybe dont-hold-your-breath happen late October that might possibly maybe prevent a tragedy.
Byron wilkins said:
I agree with both of you, we know that they can manipulate the stock market and make the economy look like it is solvent but is not. In the last two years major retail stores have closed and many companies have had substantial lay offs Ocare has turned this country into a part time work force. College grads have no jobs but do have student loans they can't pay. Car loans were given to anyone who has a pulse and now they are going to do it again with the housing loans. At this point I don't think they can stop the collapse even if they wanted to. Deutch bank in Germany just announced they are laying off 23,000 people . I agree they could collapse the economy in a couple hours whenever they want to. I also believe that was part of their plan anyway. I believe when they finally find someone to blame the collapse on, it will happen shortly after. I kind of want the collapse to happen but we will experience a great deal of ugliness when it does. I am trying to look at the bright side of it maybe bringing people together.
Cheryl Nelson said:
We've been asking that question for years now. If they've floated the boat this long, they could just keep doing it. I think it will go down when they allow it to go down. Everything else is hype.
Keith H said:
I have been reading this for about 10 years. I first caught wind of it from Peter Schiff. He couldn't understand how the system was still solvent. Somewhere along the way, he must have realized the system was was so controlled and corrupt. The shutdown needs to happen; I am so tired of waiting.
Then there's the GCR/RV that might possibly maybe dont-hold-your-breath happen late October that might possibly maybe prevent a tragedy.
Byron wilkins said:
I agree with both of you, we know that they can manipulate the stock market and make the economy look like it is solvent but is not. In the last two years major retail stores have closed and many companies have had substantial lay offs Ocare has turned this country into a part time work force. College grads have no jobs but do have student loans they can't pay. Car loans were given to anyone who has a pulse and now they are going to do it again with the housing loans. At this point I don't think they can stop the collapse even if they wanted to. Deutch bank in Germany just announced they are laying off 23,000 people . I agree they could collapse the economy in a couple hours whenever they want to. I also believe that was part of their plan anyway. I believe when they finally find someone to blame the collapse on, it will happen shortly after. I kind of want the collapse to happen but we will experience a great deal of ugliness when it does. I am trying to look at the bright side of it maybe bringing people together.
Cheryl Nelson said:
We've been asking that question for years now. If they've floated the boat this long, they could just keep doing it. I think it will go down when they allow it to go down. Everything else is hype.
Keith H said:
I have been reading this for about 10 years. I first caught wind of it from Peter Schiff. He couldn't understand how the system was still solvent. Somewhere along the way, he must have realized the system was was so controlled and corrupt. The shutdown needs to happen; I am so tired of waiting.
I agree with both of you, we know that they can manipulate the stock market and make the economy look like it is solvent but is not. In the last two years major retail stores have closed and many companies have had substantial lay offs Ocare has turned this country into a part time work force. College grads have no jobs but do have student loans they can't pay. Car loans were given to anyone who has a pulse and now they are going to do it again with the housing loans. At this point I don't think they can stop the collapse even if they wanted to. Deutch bank in Germany just announced they are laying off 23,000 people . I agree they could collapse the economy in a couple hours whenever they want to. I also believe that was part of their plan anyway. I believe when they finally find someone to blame the collapse on, it will happen shortly after. I kind of want the collapse to happen but we will experience a great deal of ugliness when it does. I am trying to look at the bright side of it maybe bringing people together.
Cheryl Nelson said:
We've been asking that question for years now. If they've floated the boat this long, they could just keep doing it. I think it will go down when they allow it to go down. Everything else is hype.
Keith H said:
I have been reading this for about 10 years. I first caught wind of it from Peter Schiff. He couldn't understand how the system was still solvent. Somewhere along the way, he must have realized the system was was so controlled and corrupt. The shutdown needs to happen; I am so tired of waiting.
We've been asking that question for years now. If they've floated the boat this long, they could just keep doing it. I think it will go down when they allow it to go down. Everything else is hype.
Keith H said:
I have been reading this for about 10 years. I first caught wind of it from Peter Schiff. He couldn't understand how the system was still solvent. Somewhere along the way, he must have realized the system was was so controlled and corrupt. The shutdown needs to happen; I am so tired of waiting.
About six months ago I found that I was financially illiterate and though I would leave it to the so called experts. That was a big mistake and I have made up a great deal of ground. I now read every financial report and have for months, at least two a day. Not the MSM garbage but independent ones. With all the QE's we have gone further in debt with no way out. When the fed prints money it is just numbers on a computer so what does that really mean ? It is credit and not really cash as we understand it to be cash. When the bank takes in a dollar it is allowed to be 10 dollars of credit, not available cash. We hear about derivatives and they are not cash either they are unpaid credit. We hear of people going to the bank and can't get cash over and over again. Why and how can that happen ? because credit has surpassed cash and there is not much cash left. People are hording cash for good reason because when the banks close along with the ATM's cash will be usable for a short period of time before it is devalued to toilet paper. Buying gold and silver is good if you are rich and have a safe place to hide it but it is hard to chew and not tasty no matter what seasoning you use. I have been watching the x22 report on Utube daily and the interviews on X22 spotlight that interviews the experts that also watch the x22 report. Whenever the collapse happens I do not believe more than 10% are prepared to live in the 18th century for very long. There is no gold there is no silver and there is no cash. Just do the best you can and as fast as you can.
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That is a possibility and maybe a good one if the central banks vanish.
Cheryl Nelson said:
Then there's the GCR/RV that might possibly maybe dont-hold-your-breath happen late October that might possibly maybe prevent a tragedy.
Byron wilkins said:
I agree with both of you, we know that they can manipulate the stock market and make the economy look like it is solvent but is not. In the last two years major retail stores have closed and many companies have had substantial lay offs Ocare has turned this country into a part time work force. College grads have no jobs but do have student loans they can't pay. Car loans were given to anyone who has a pulse and now they are going to do it again with the housing loans. At this point I don't think they can stop the collapse even if they wanted to. Deutch bank in Germany just announced they are laying off 23,000 people . I agree they could collapse the economy in a couple hours whenever they want to. I also believe that was part of their plan anyway. I believe when they finally find someone to blame the collapse on, it will happen shortly after. I kind of want the collapse to happen but we will experience a great deal of ugliness when it does. I am trying to look at the bright side of it maybe bringing people together.
Cheryl Nelson said:
We've been asking that question for years now. If they've floated the boat this long, they could just keep doing it. I think it will go down when they allow it to go down. Everything else is hype.
Keith H said:
Nice
About six months ago I found that I was financially illiterate and though I would leave it to the so called experts. That was a big mistake and I have made up a great deal of ground. I now read every financial report and have for months, at least two a day. Not the MSM garbage but independent ones. With all the QE's we have gone further in debt with no way out. When the fed prints money it is just numbers on a computer so what does that really mean ? It is credit and not really cash as we understand it to be cash. When the bank takes in a dollar it is allowed to be 10 dollars of credit, not available cash. We hear about derivatives and they are not cash either they are unpaid credit. We hear of people going to the bank and can't get cash over and over again. Why and how can that happen ? because credit has surpassed cash and there is not much cash left. People are hording cash for good reason because when the banks close along with the ATM's cash will be usable for a short period of time before it is devalued to toilet paper. Buying gold and silver is good if you are rich and have a safe place to hide it but it is hard to chew and not tasty no matter what seasoning you use. I have been watching the x22 report on Utube daily and the interviews on X22 spotlight that interviews the experts that also watch the x22 report. Whenever the collapse happens I do not believe more than 10% are prepared to live in the 18th century for very long. There is no gold there is no silver and there is no cash. Just do the best you can and as fast as you can.