Re: Almost TIME to Wrap It Up in a Bow!
To Mike:
If you admit everything you say isn't going to happen, why do you keep posting?
This is because you have freedon o choice. You choose your path. I can only tell you what I saw on timelines similar to our own.
To Kanigo:
Yes, Orlando, land of Disney World. Using
remote viewing I have seen the following cities destroyed in the future Orlando, Tampa, Jax, Miami, Pensacola, etc, and that's just for Florida.
People say it be OK to be different, just not too different. In my case, I am a very ordinary person. However, aware of things that most do not notice. Personally, I would rather prefer a shining bright and beautiful future, but instead I see that dark days are ahead for us.
At some level debunkers believe that expectation generates reality and that "life is simply a state of mind." In other words that I can create a situation simply by wishing for it using energy drawn from the untapped reservoir of some quantum vacuum. Well, that is not the case. In fact, we are not magically protected from adversity. If anything I repeat over and over again it is that we must prepare for what is coming.
To My_Time:
That will soon change.
To Recall:
LOLCAT?
Here are some links for you.......
TAKEN FROM
http://www.reuters.com/article/GCA-Economy/idUSTRE5077TM20090109
By his count, if unemployment were still tallied the way it was in the 1930s, today's jobless rate would be closer to 16.5 percent -- more than double the stated rate. "I expect that unemployment in the current downturn, which will be particularly deep and protracted, eventually will rival, if not top, the 25 percent seen in the Great Depression," Williams said.
IF we avoid WWIII, we still have major issues.
http://www.marketwatch.com/news/story/75-trillion-fright-fest-8/story.aspx?guid=%7B1E95D857%2D7CB8%2D46AD%2DB26C%2DD3732D93FD06%7D
Here is what John Titor was talking about.
http://www.aclu.org/privacy/spying/areyoulivinginaconstitutionfreezone.html
This is what Chicago looked like in the 30's during the Great Depression. Obama, get ready for the "good old days."
http://www.chicagotribune.com/business/081024-great-depression-photogallery,0,5754970.photogallery
Housing bubble
http://www.forbes.com/opinions/2008/12/31/housing-bubble-crash-oped-cx_bb_0102bartlett.html?feed=rss_popstories
Wall Street Liars
http://money.cnn.com/galleries/2008/fortune/0812/gallery.parloff_quotes.fortune/index.html
Hospitals closing because patients cannot pay bills.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/28394340/
FED says economy will get worse.
http://money.cnn.com/2009/01/06/news/economy/fed_minutes/index.htm?cnn=yes
Everything must be based on the strong foundation of the rock of truth not on a false foundation of the sand of lies. The principals of remote viewing were developed by our very own CIA, not some shelf-stacker at Tescos. And yet this remote searching of future events is by sinister extension lumped with conspiracy theory. In time RV will overturn the conventional view that the future cannot be held known. As the
Moneyyards of New York empty out the big banks will fall.
Children of latter days shall act most strange much to the bafflement of their elders. I feel properly entitled to the distant promise of that better time. Yet using remote viewing we see so much that is odd. Peering thru a window at the possibles and it is onward for the little go.
In the future I see an abandoned dark city with its empty lanes and hollows and all is a ghostly quiet. Gone are the muddled magistrates and the town hall is empty except for rats and assorted vermin. A sad state of affairs in our own home quarter when horse & coach replace the modern motorcar. Well, some may say that these development may yet benefit humanity, but at least gone is the intrusive surveillance of the former police state.