The Secret Global Reset Agreement

Actually, the correct way to write a scientific article is to use stuff like "it appears" or " evidence shows" or "Apparently" I read a lot of research and there is a lot of it in the research. Now people who interpret and publish conclusions overstate things way too much and do not pay attention to the parameters of the evidence. Misguided confidence is the worst thing.

I also research the economy, reading a lot of stuff from experts in the field. They state that they cannot understand how the economy of this country is working. It is full of problems but still clicks along. They have had a temporary patch on a lot of the economies that is supposed to be used short term but it has been in effect since 2009. Long term use of the patch actually severely hurts the economy, that is well known. There is a name for this patch but I do not remember what it is. Economies are based on beliefs, not on necessarily on rationality. Many empires have fallen throughout history because of beliefs in an economy that is not real and we are heading in that direction on a global scale.

I have seen excuses as to why things are rising in prices, excuses that are not actually the right reason. I predict that prices are about to increase drastically on imports here in the USA. Twenty percent sounds about right. When a country quits producing it's own products they become reliant on other countries to supply their needs. This gives the supplier more power over them after a while. That is what is happening and it is going to get worse. We exported our jobs and became a service based society. We should be creating much more of what we need instead of getting it from other countries. We should make toasters, TVs and monitors, computers, appliances, and much more. The prices wouldn't be that much higher because the importers of these goods make a lot of profit. This profit would offset the higher wages. Our economies around the world are based on economic growth, not stability of the economy. Germany has recently changed to looking at stability of the economy as a preference, smashing the present practice. Stability of economy was always the norm, but not anymore.

Other countries in Europe will follow suit with Germany soon but the USA will keep pushing it's deceitful ways and will eventually crumble economically. The people who took all the profits will move to these other countries and build new corporations with less risk. Many rich people have already left the US and are investing in more stable countries and this will bring up the cost of what we import.

I'm sorry if I am not using "it appears" or "Evidence shows". I watch futures and also trends in South America and Asia and am certain this is going to happen, using history and the actions of some countries that have more wiser rulers than the US has in the aspect of economic stability. The prices of things have been increasing at a high rate in the last ten years. The good paying jobs that created needed stuff have been severely reduced. They created jobs in the service related fields to replace them, more salesmen and McDs jobs. To make this work they raised minimum wages so these people could survive but no benefits or vacations were given. These jobs used to exist before, employment for the youth. To counteract the loss of youth jobs they convinced them to borrow money and go to college. So now the good jobs from the sixties and seventies with benefits are gone, the rich are getting richer from imported stuff, the young have no jobs, and people are working at fast food joints and hospitals because everyone is getting stressed and sick because of debt with no promising outlook.

Alan Greenspan said he messed up. People said that this new consumer based economy would work and he believed them because it seemed to be working so let it go on. He quit because he saw it was crumbling in 06. and said he had been led to believe a lie in 09 after the collapse. I give him points for admitting he had believed in a lie. I pay attention to economists and their articles. Most of them say this is not fixed, only patched and throwing money, patches, at a bald tire will not make it reliable.

I do know the economy here in America is not secure but I can't tell when it will crumble. We have most of our money out of the stock market because we cannot afford to wait till the market recovers since we are retired and don't want to start working again. We are prepared somewhat for an economic collapse but not fully. When this happens, there will be chaos and people will sometimes do anything to protect their way of life or social status. The people I worry about most are the middle class, the poor are used to being poor and the rich will just move to somewhere not effected. A lot of the rich have their assets diversified into many different economies so they won't lose everything. The upper middle class is in the worst place, trusting in our economy. Retirees have way too much invested in Wall Street, and even some of the Insurers of funds are invested in the markets and they can go belly up. Even money in the bank is not secure, if the insurers flop, the government will bail them out and devalue the dollar again.

This guy in the listed article is somewhat right but predicting when it will happen is impossible. It is like trying to predict if a tornado will form out of a thunderstorm while only using three wind directions as the only evidence. Many storms come but never form a tornado but chances are greatly increased of tornadoes if three wind directions are present. It looks inevitable that our dollar and economy is about to collapse but I cannot predict when it will occur, they keep throwing coverups, lies, and money at that old tire trying to say that tire with chords showing is perfectly safe.

Yeah, what he was saying sort of sounded unbelievable sometimes but the end result isn't too far from being right.

It's like mowing the grass and finding a twenty dollar bill when you are mowing.  Is it just a stroke of luck or are you getting paid to mow the lawn.  It was definitely a stroke of bad luck for the person who lost it.  In all cases, the grass got mowed.

littled16,rickymouse,Rickster,

I could make another thread just on this interview alone, but since this thread is already dealing with political and economical issues, I decided I would post it here.

Catherine Austin Fitts is in a position to know what she's talking about, and this interview is very enlightening for those, like me, who aren't as much "in the know" as some others.  Politics and the Economy just haven't been my passion for researching, but I do find it interesting how it all is being manipulated by a select few at the top, while the masses stay focused on whatever the media tells them to focus on so they don't see the "real" picture.  I do love psychology, so I guess that's what interests me about politics... seeing how they "work" the people like puppets.

This video is over 2 hours long, but if you want to hear an excellent and qualified speaker on politics/economy, here's your gal. 

I have seen some of Catherine Austin's stuff and she seems to know quite a bit. Some of it has been built up but I often wonder if people should be putting emphasis on this stuff so it can be corrected. I can't see this world economy being viable much longer and there was a couple of bad winters which killed a lot of deer. I am a little more worried now because of the lack of deer. I tend to like to be prepared and count on some of the weirdest things which are also not really reliable. I don't really want to be eating mice and squirrels, that would be cannibalism.

rickymouse,Rickster,

There were times when I was growing up that we ate squirrel that my brother brought home from hunting.  I was very young then, so I don't know if it was necessary for a meal, or if he just did it as a sport and Mom took advantage of the extra meat. 
I never would eat it. I remember sitting at the table and almost crying because I saw them more as a "pet" than something to hunt and eat.
I suppose if times got tough enough now, I would eat one, but it would have to be really, really bad times!

I think I've probably already tasted most of them.  I don't really care for ANY wild game, being the animal lover that I am.  But, like you said, if things get really bad, I would force myself to eat them.