The U.S. is COLLAPSING as Middle Class Disappears!
The global financial system is unfathomably complex. Economies all over the world rely on it and participate in it, and we all depend on it. But most people know little about it. We just assume it will continue to function indefinitely.
But every so often, if we are paying attention, we get a small glimpse into this mystifying world. And what we see should make all of us tremble!
One of those glimpses occurred this past January, at the Davos Economic Forum. At this prestigious gathering, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) issued a dire warning about America’s financial system that should have shaken the whole world, especially Americans. But the comments received very little press coverage. You need to pay close attention to what was said.
This warning recalled an important economic forecast made many years ago—one that I believe we are about to see come to pass in a dramatic way.
Herbert W. Armstrong had what I believe was the strongest religious program on radio and television for decades. He broadcasted on over 400 television stations and published a magazine with over 8 million circulation. He also met dozens of heads of state and other world leaders.
In 1984, Mr. Armstrong forecasted the future of the American economy and also of European geopolitics. He said a shockingly forceful European superpower would develop and wield power unlike any superpower in history. And he showed how the American economic danger and the European superpower will be linked.(source)
Countless indicators are pointing towards a COLLAPSING economy in the U.S., particularly since the Financial Crisis. We look at the food prices rising, household income declining rapidly, and a MASSIVE chasm in between the rich and the poor. As the days pass, we become more certain of failure within this fiat system as it can no longer sustain the level of debt it has accumulated.(source)
Food prices are predicted to rise faster than incomes every year until 2018, with meat and fresh fruit and vegetables becoming only an occasional treat for some.
The cost of putting food on the table is forecast to rise by 3.8 per cent next year and still further in 2015, according to industry experts.
They also say the cost of eating out in restaurants and pubs has increased by seven per cent in the past six months.
A report from Prestige Purchasing, which supplies the restaurant trade, said lower harvests as a result of volatile weather, and high demand for meat from the growing middle classes in countries such as China and India have resulted in a ‘perfect storm’ to push up costs.
Fruit prices rose by 10.2 per cent in the past year, vegetables by 5.4 per cent, meat by 5.2 per cent and fish by 4.9 per cent.
Evidence from government studies shows that many UK households, particularly those on low incomes, have consumed less fruit, vegetables and meat since the cost-of- living squeeze began five years ago.
They have switched to less healthy, processed food, while fresh meat and produce are increasingly seen as a treat.
Prestige said the horse meat scandal earlier this year, coupled with high costs of production and rising demand is keeping the price of beef high(source)
GLOBAL FOOD CRİSİS Special Report World Food Crisis “2015”
Hope for the best, but prepare for the worst.
This is a good motto to live by, despite how you think about things.
Individuals can still hope for the best (that things can and will eventually work out), but what
good is your prosperity going to do if you don’t have anything to eat or a safe place to hang out
for an extended period of time?
Why not prepare while you still can — when things are readily available and can still be
purchased at cheap prices? The coming hyper-inflation will make any such purchases beforehand
look very intelligent…
To prepare for the worst, you need a plan. Why are most people so against doing basic
preparations that could be the difference on how they survive — or whether they survive?
History shows time and again that those who prepare always fare better than those who did not.
Having a plan and being determined to act on that plan will always be the best way to handle any
contingencies, should they occur.
After disaster strikes, your mind is going to be racing around like a car on a race track. Preplanning and having a written set of measures to take will make someone’s life go much
smoother when the SHTF.
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