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Sunday, December 22, 2013

Economic Collapse Predictions for 2014 - YouTube

Published on Dec 17, 2013
Economic Collapse Predictions for 2014 by well informed experts.

Submitted by Michael Snyder of The Economic Collapse blog,

Some of the most respected prognosticators in the financial world are warning that what is coming in 2014 and beyond is going to shake America to the core. Many of the quotes that you are about to read are from individuals that actually predicted the subprime mortgage meltdown and the financial crisis of 2008 ahead of time. So they have a track record of being right. Does that guarantee that they will be right about what is coming in 2014? Of course not. In fact, as you will see below, not all of them agree about exactly what is coming next. But without a doubt, all of their forecasts are quite ominous. The following are quotes from Harry Dent, Marc Faber, Gerald Celente, Mike Maloney, Jim Rogers and nine other respected economic experts about what they believe is coming in 2014 and beyond...
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-12...

1 comment:

  1. A bubble can only blow up and burst if the material the bubble is made from has enough integrity to hold the pressure. Otherwise what looks like a bubble is just a big round thing that hangs there with no pressure inside it. There's no pressure because there's no inability to pay. All you have to do is plug into the system and siphon it. For most people that means getting a job tapping a keyboard and saying yes boss, no boss, three bags full boss. Then you can have anything you want by asking the bank for it and paying the ridiculously low interest. The bank won't pull the pin on someone who stays inside the system. If they can hang onto their government job or if they're a professional like a doctor or a pharmacist. It's survival of the unfittest, ensuring the destruction of the entire human race according to their belief in darwinism. People who aren't plugged in are dying out if they don't trust God. People who are plugged in are too busy playing with their toys to notice. Debt and inflation are going to make them rich as long as they behave themselves by sitting up straight at their desk and looking busy. The plugged in people will easily transition to any money system they're told to. They'll never hold all their 'money' in their hands because they don't have the guts to cash out their assets. They'll think anyone who isn't continuing on with the game will deserve to be dead. They've already sold their souls.

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