Gerald Celente, Jim Rogers, Max Wolf, David Walker and Others: America To Collapse Soon

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  1. [...] Money Lesson for Dummies: Why They Don’t Want Americans To Save Money Posted by Elisheva Wiriaatmadja On March – 9 – 2010 For many people in the whole world the financial crisis today does not make sense. Probably the vast majority of Americans are confused how this financial meltdown actually started and became this ugly. Moreover, it will even get so bad that forecasts say that America is about to collapse very soon. [...]

  2. Warren Bonesteel says:

    For additional references and resources, Google: ‘News Kontent: A reader’s resources on systemic collapse.’

  3. Koichi Ito says:

    United States became Banana Republic for atleast 20 years ago. In 2012 Dollar will start to become “Paper Pesos” worthless currency. People should buy Gold and Silver Coins as well as Platinum and Palladium Coins and Bullions as well! United States Government is just like Atlantis sinking into Ocean in 12,000B.C. or Falling of Roman Empire in Fast Motion!

  4. [...] everything that the government is telling the people), many economic analysts predict that the American Empire is going to collapse very soon, and the collapse will be as severe as the Zimbabwean collapse. Another forecast say that America [...]

  5. floridasandy says:

    look, things are bad in america but remember that people have an agenda.

    almost everybody is pushing something-foreign investment (look at china’s empty malls), gold, silver, one world currency, etc., in these times of economic uncertainty.

    americans have the resources, the labor, materials, and the ability to get back on track-even after two back-to-back loser presidents.

  6. adam says:

    So far they been off on timing, but certainly the concept is fresh. We are faltering as a nation and things seem to be getting worse, not better.

    Sooner or later we will have to pay the piper for all the spending we’re doing and the 30+ years of building a nation based on credit. Our problem is that we think “not us” and always think the bad stuff happens someplace else. I think this time, we may be wrong and could be in for a rude awakening. Everything always reverts back to the mean, we just don’t know exactly where that mean is?? Yet.

  7. Andrew says:

    things here are really bad. But there are always opportunities to make money. forget what economists say and do something with your money

  8. Jason says:

    @ Andrew “things here are really bad. But there are always opportunities to make money. forget what economists say and do something with your money”

    You may have some point here however it would be much nicer to learn how to responsibly use money. Not just mere use it.

  9. Kelly says:

    Though things might be going a little too saddening right now but then again people tend to exert more efforts for survival.

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