Kyo may well be correct, but I still think he’s a charlatan.
One of my work friends went to his seminar some years ago, went “all in” on leveraged real estate deals, and was financially destroyed.
We may be close to a second American revolution.
when you continuously outsource american jobs, the only americans getting rich are the ones doing the outsourcing. Seems pretty obvious to me more and more cash will go into the hands of fewer and fewer people.
I think I heard this analogy here on Freerepublic but I’ll repeat:
The current world economy is like a WWII aircraft carrier that is burning out of control after being hit by a torpedo or two. But the fire has not yet hit the munitions stores.
Look for that event. And when you see it, the time to prepare will have passed.
Just wait until the USA defaults and the dollar becomes worthless.
That will be like finding out Mohammad was a space alien pedophile for Muslims.
The total destruction of the organizing principles of the current world order.
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I guess he misses the glory days of having a best-seller, and needs the spotlight again, so he’s jumping on the doom and gloom bandwagon. I distrust hustlers like this
*instinctively*, so I’ll pass. Anyone who promotes a book
with this kind of content using the strategy of “Look at how he’s reversed course!Look at the unprecedented things he’s saying now!, is desperate, and will be more desperate still once people find out just how little substance his first book had.
Listen, all you Chickens Little, even during the Depression — when the US economy arguably collapsed — there was food, there was fuel, there was order.
Nothing is going to “collapse” the economy — or civilization — absent plague, nuclear holocaust, or world war. In short, the end of the world.
And a Bible VIP says anyone who says they can predict that is an idiot.
More in that vein:
* stocks will go up or they will go down.
* The world will get warmer, or cooler.
* Obama could get reelected, or someone else will be.