Has Anyone Seen This Video Yet?

JBarbaresi

JBarbaresi

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I'm not usually one to buy into all this Apocalypse and "End of Days" talk, but this video kind of has the gerbils in my brain spinning. Its kind of long but at least watch 10 or 15 minutes of it, you may even end up sitting through the whole thing like I did.

www.endofamerica14.com
 
I actually posted that video bfore on another site. It is pretty overwhelming. But I do belive we are in for a world of hurt. I think over the course of the next couple years, things are going to get messed up. So yeah, I do belive. I am one of those people. LOL!

I think for the people that belive it's not going to get bad, or we are all just over reacting, I think it's just to scary a thought to belive things can get bad for us here. We have had it easy for so long it's hard to come to terms about how corrupt the Powers That Be, really are, and seems to Unreal that things could get like that.

People should really be prepared for the worse. Better to be ready, than caught off gaurd.

I could actually go on all day about this kind off stuff, but I'm not sure this is even really the right place do it.
 
People have been predicting the "End of America", pretty much continuously, since 1777...and nearly as often as not, backing it up with "facts" and "rational arguments". One has to always take these things for what they are...and take from them what it makes sense to take.

Back about 20 years ago, there were a lot of "facts" and "rational arguments" regarding the JFK assasination. I got caught up in it. Oliver Stone got caught up in it. But, in the clear light of day, with a little calm analysis (aided greatly by technology), few if any still think there was more than a single shooter. Other questions, of course, remain.

So take everything you read and here with a grain of salt, especially on the Internet.

PS. Nothing I have said negates the need to be prepared for the worst. With me, it is tornados and that darn New Madrid fault. That fault produced what is generally considered the biggest earthquake on the North American continent since there was anybody around to notice...who could write. It is going to go again and when it does, there is going to be some serious issues...even up here in Indiana. Memphis? God help the folks in Memphis and St. Louis when it hits.
 
I started pondering a collapse around 2005. Since then my wife and I sold our property in the city and bought a property way out of town. We have 10 Acres, mostly forest. 1+ is for garden. I don't grow anything I cant preserve. Our house is heated by a wood burning central heating system which can also be used to cook. I raise Chickens and Rabbits. I home school my 2 sons and we try to live as much off the grid as we can.

My father told me about a friend of his when he grew up during the Depression that had a larger lot property on which they had a nice sized garden. That was all that kept them from having to line up at the soup kitchens. I don't think my Dad realized he was giving me advice by telling me this story.

I've got enough wood on this property to keep us for many years to come, even in Canada. But I've always lived by the philosophy "I'd rather have it and not need it, than need it and not have it". Which is why we live where we do now.

If America goes down....we all go down. I think this is inevitable. Maybe not tomorrow, but it will happen. At which point you won't be able to depend on the Government to help you. So get out of Dodge while you still can.
 
Wish it were me living like that. Unfortunetly I live in th Burbs. But I prepare as best as I can.
 
gregncat said:
I started pondering a collapse around 2005. Since then my wife and I sold our property in the city and bought a property way out of town. We have 10 Acres, mostly forest. 1+ is for garden. I don't grow anything I cant preserve. Our house is heated by a wood burning central heating system which can also be used to cook. I raise Chickens and Rabbits. I home school my 2 sons and we try to live as much off the grid as we can.

My father told me about a friend of his when he grew up during the Depression that had a larger lot property on which they had a nice sized garden. That was all that kept them from having to line up at the soup kitchens. I don't think my Dad realized he was giving me advice by telling me this story.

I've got enough wood on this property to keep us for many years to come, even in Canada. But I've always lived by the philosophy "I'd rather have it and not need it, than need it and not have it". Which is why we live where we do now.

If America goes down....we all go down. I think this is inevitable. Maybe not tomorrow, but it will happen. At which point you won't be able to depend on the Government to help you. So get out of Dodge while you still can.
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you, sir, are a smart smart man. i wish this was an option for me, but unfortunately the military dictates where i get to live (to a certain extent).
 
HoosierQ said:
People have been predicting the "End of America", pretty much continuously, since 1777...and nearly as often as not, backing it up with "facts" and "rational arguments". One has to always take these things for what they are...and take from them what it makes sense to take.

Back about 20 years ago, there were a lot of "facts" and "rational arguments" regarding the JFK assasination. I got caught up in it. Oliver Stone got caught up in it. But, in the clear light of day, with a little calm analysis (aided greatly by technology), few if any still think there was more than a single shooter. Other questions, of course, remain.

So take everything you read and here with a grain of salt, especially on the Internet.

PS. Nothing I have said negates the need to be prepared for the worst. With me, it is tornados and that darn New Madrid fault. That fault produced what is generally considered the biggest earthquake on the North American continent since there was anybody around to notice...who could write. It is going to go again and when it does, there is going to be some serious issues...even up here in Indiana. Memphis? God help the folks in Memphis and St. Louis when it hits.
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I just moved 2 hrs from Memphis.... Oh boy hold on tight!!
I did make it through the whole video. I am left holding the ball on this. I absolutely hate it when I listen to things like these, and it does not bring the point home. Instead it leaves you needing to subscribe, or purchase something from someone!! Does anyone know what he was talking about (What is stansberry's world's most valuable asset?)
 
I think they are Fianacial advisors. There is a TON of info. out there on this subject, other than just this guy.
 
Please don't get me wrong...I'm not stock piling weapons, building bombes and waiting for the end of civilization.(this ain't Hollywood) I just know that any nation that has (throughout history) turned to tyranny has eventually failed. (Egypt, Rome, Greece, China, Europe, Russia...Etc etc.) America has been going that way since the Civil war, Her demise is emanate, unless she gets back on track. That being the case...The State cannot be depended upon to protect it's citizens. In many cases the state is an enemy of the citizen...So we're on our own.

For me, it's not a question of "If" but "when". So If it happens in my life time, or my Grandchildren's time, I'd rather we are prepared.
 
ok, I haven't watched the video, but America is a pretty stable country. please, stop worrying. I study in one of the world's most prestigious International Politics department. A lot of these academics are not US government lovers by any means. If America was teetering on the edge of collapse and about to descend into anarchy, i think we'd know about it.

I think what it is sensible to prepare for is oil shortages and water shortages.
regardless, there are many virtues that come with living off the land and being self sufficient
 
Really interesting.

If you are interested in that topic you may check out the movie "Let's make money" from Erwin Wagenhofer.
Refers to currency policy and the phenomenon of selling but then again leasing back state property which is quite common in Europe and the results for conties and the world financial system.

Here is very interesting excerpt from it concerning currency politics (especiall in part 2

Part 1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-H3I85P0Ck&feature=related

Part 2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3MSWSHOdu7Q&feature=related

I'm glad we have a farm as well,.. :cool:
 
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I've not seen the video yet, but my concerns about the future of our society lie in a slightly different direction. As Americans, we (societally speaking, I know this doesn't apply as much to most of us readings these forums) rely on technology and the status quo to a greater degree than any other civilization in the history of the world. I've read that 80% of the US population lives in or around cities- that means that four out of five of us live in a "food desert" where practically nothing of value is grown. We rely instead on food being harvested, processed, stored, and transported to us. On top of the technological requirements (trucks, communications, etc) to keep this running effectively are the human requirements. A major disruption anywhere along the line could easily hobble the system. This is also true for most utility systems, such as power, water, and communications.

What makes this really concerning, though, is the threat of disease. The Plagues had a mortality rate of around 40% (I believe, it's been a while since I read anything about it), while HIV/AIDS is closer to 95%. What saves us is the relatively low communicability of HIV. Compared to this, the H1N1 Flu was highly contagious, but had a very low mortality rate. If we were faced with a major epidemic that incapacitated or killed at a rate of 25-30% (relatively low, compared with past plagues, and some current epidemics) and was highly contagious, our society would crumble pretty quickly. Consider how understaffed most emergency services currently are- if your hospital's staff was suddenly cut by 25% (due to the illness) and simultaneously had to deal with an influx of thousands (or tens of thousands, or more) of new disease cases, the system would essentially stop. It would be a similar story for our Police and Fire forces.
When the system is badly disrupted, services will stop flowing to the metropolitan areas, and chaos will ensue. Remember Katrina? Imagine if there had been no evacuations beforehand, and no military, Red Cross, or other aid organizations able to step in...

To make matters worse, our current CAFO system, which pens hundreds of thousands of animals together and continually pumps them full of powerful antibiotics, is literally the ideal breeding ground for highly contagious and medicine-resistant diseases.

Anyway, sorry for the long post, I'll get off my soapbox now.
 
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IT's not just the Ecomomy that has me concerned. Look around. Everything on this planet right now is out of whack.

The Wheather
The Economy
Politics
the list goes on.

My issue is how so many things at one time, seem to be getting worse. Like it's all coming to a head. You can almost feel it in the air. At least I can. I have NO Doubt that things are going to get bad on many levels.....It's just a matter of time.....ANd not a long time either.
 
So instead of telling us what this special asset is, he wants us to pay him to tell us.....
 
tersfeld said:
IT's not just the Ecomomy that has me concerned. Look around. Everything on this planet right now is out of whack.

The Wheather
The Economy
Politics
the list goes on.

My issue is how so many things at one time, seem to be getting worse. Like it's all coming to a head. You can almost feel it in the air. At least I can. I have NO Doubt that things are going to get bad on many levels.....It's just a matter of time.....ANd not a long time either.
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I agree 100%

I say enjoy life as much as possible, I see bad $hit happening soon.....
 
Yep! I'm not out building bomb shelters or selling off everything to put into Gold, or moving the Family out to the Boonies. I do stock up on food and water. I do stock up on Ammo. And I do try to live a Prepared lifestyle. At the same time, I even feel way under prepared too. But in my situation( Fianancially, where I live, what I have ETC..) there is only so much I can do. I do what I can, and don't worry about what I can't.
 
Stansberry Research is a pretty sketchy bunch and they were recently busted and fined by the SEC, so take whatever they're telling you with a grain of salt.
As my grandpa would say - if they're so smart, don't you think they'd be getting rich following their own advice rather than by peddling their advice off on the masses?
 
oruacat2 said:
Stansberry Research is a pretty sketchy bunch and they were recently busted and fined by the SEC, so take whatever they're telling you with a grain of salt.
As my grandpa would say - if they're so smart, don't you think they'd be getting rich following their own advice rather than by peddling their advice off on the masses?
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Yep. It is true you can't belive everything you read or hear. That's what makes it hard to figure out. Who to trust? Who to belive? With that said, to quote the X-Files...........THE TRUTH IS OUT THERE!
 
A quick bit of research shows that this gentleman and his company were investigated for fraud by the SEC in the not too distant past and there appears to have been a $1.5M judgement attached against him for defrauding investors. Just my $0.02 but I wouldn't trust what's being peddled.
 
tersfeld, I'm with you in that any issue or area you want to look is teetering on the brink like a house of cards. Also, so much is interconnected that if one piece falls it can cause everything to rapidly deteriorate.

My advice is to hold on and enjoy the ride because it may get real interesting, real fast.
 
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