I see an economic diasater coming...

[SoManyWires]

The disaster which is coming is certain and it
will go beyond things "economic."

It may occur much sooner than we have thought
as well.  In somewhat more than one more year
we'll find out.

that entire page read like the mumblings of someone who might dine on homemade trichotillo using a pressure cooker.
the good thing in all that murder and mayhem is that the author did manage to lower the price of his marketed product much lower to 39 dollars.

[SeaMonkey]

Aye, the last part of the page is heavy on sales
lingo.  I focus on the portion of the page dealing
with the possible explanation of prophecy.  In view
of present world conditions and trends it is very
clear that we are indeed nearing the final days...

We'd like to think that it is many years in the future
but, then again, maybe it is much closer than we
are prepared to deal with.

[triffid]

Last night on the news I saw these numbers.In 1971 61% of the USA population were considered "Middle Class".Today in 2015 only 50% are what we call "Middle Class".Middle class incomes nowadays range from $46,000 to $126,000 per year.triffid

[triffid]

I'm reading another Book"Insurance Ripoffs and Dirty Tricks"by Harold F. Willard c.c.1987.
Its intended to expose the cheating done by many insurance companies.The book devotes a third of itself to other reference books written to expose the dirty tricks of the old insurance game.He does not say all insurance companies are crooked but tries to say what the bad boys use in order to get your business.
Talks too about the truth of being an" insurance salesmen".Most careers last only about three months.Just long enough to make the three or four sales to your trusted friends to make it pay to them(the insurance companies).For all the time and energy they spent in training you.From day one they expect you to fail.I mention this here because I nearly fell for it back in the 1980s(becoming an insurance salesmen).I did not take the job.triffid

[the_big_m_in_ok]

triffid,
       It happening again.   Chinese market fell about 6,000 points in an hour.

http://money.cnn.com/2015/09/15/investing/china-stock-market-regulator/

Right.   They never learn!

This'll likely continue 'til they have no stock "market".


--Lee