I see an economic diasater coming...

[Magluvin]

Here is a pretty disturbing article. I talked about the possibilities of this last year, and here it looks like they are 'really' going to do it. 

http://www.naturalnews.com/040214_seeds_European_Commission_registration.html

Mags

[the_big_m_in_ok]

Here is a pretty disturbing article. I talked about the possibilities of this last year, and here it looks like they are 'really' going to do it. 

http://www.naturalnews.com/040214_seeds_European_Commission_registration.html

Mags

Yeah, I agree.   It's not just Europe, though.   It's everywhere.   I said in an earlier post that the ancient Roman Empire collapsed and this 'empire' will do the same thing for similar reasons.   It should be money and greed this time with us.   Just not necessarily the Roman family life falling apart and the Roman legions trying to hold together an immense Empire stretched so thin, it couldn't continue.

--Lee

[onthecuttingedge2005]

garbage in garbage out, nothing new.

[the_big_m_in_ok]

garbage in garbage out, nothing new.

triffid & whoever else...
       I'll probably be posting on this site a little more often in the future, time permitting.


@onthecuttingedge2005
       I've always thought history repeats itself because one one wants to look at the past mistakes others have made and honestly realize the mistakes were indeed made.   Too many people want what they don't need or can't have, anyway.   Fear, greed and hate add to the misery.


I realize things haven't gone as I thought they might when I started this thread, but the world changed before my eyes in subtle ways that I can't easily explain, either.
       I haven't said everything about this thread I could because I didn't have the references anymore to upload or I....absolutely!....couldn't prove what I asserted because of the nature of what I could have said (easiest way I can put it).


What will happen is that the same thing that happen to the ancient Roman Empire will happen again to us.   Nothing.....lasts....forever.   It's over for the status quo.


--Lee

[triffid]

We're seeing a rise in "three-income" households now. Many individuals are working two jobs to make ends meet. (Wouldn't it be great if all that "extra" income could go straight to their nest eggs instead of to bills?)
The good news, Fina, is there are places to invest where your returns can outpace the loss of purchasing power of the dollar.
We know the Consumer Price Index is highly manipulated by every president, at least since Kennedy was president, so we really can't rely completely on that measure for an accurate rate of inflation/price increase.
I know things can be tough sometimes, and I want you to know we take our responsibility to you and all our readers very seriously. We work hard to do everything we can to help you secure your financial position and improve it as quickly as possible.

No discussion of valuing goods in dollars is complete without recognizing that many of you spend time and/or invest overseas. But if we think a dollar doesn't go far here in the U.S., in countries with stronger currencies it really becomes even-more-apparent.




This is part of a sales letter to me on buying more gold.I thought the three income family part was interesting and wanted to post it here.