Re: Almost TIME to Wrap It Up in a Bow!
To Kanigo:
There are people who get ready for the hurricane with candles and flash lights and can food. There are people who think that by making fun of the weather forecast they prevent the hurricane from hitting. Guess what - they are wrong. The hurricane is not affected by what you think.
Take a look at what I predict, and take a look at whatg happens. I this stimulus package rescues our economy and the dow is back up over 15,000 this year then you can go back to sleep. BUT, i predict that things will get a lot worse.
To Mike:
Yo say you will ignore me and here you are........
To My_time:
You ask for a link proving my abilities. Here is a link. BTW the stock market is still open.
http://hdrkid.livejournal.com/14743.html
To Darby:
You are not listening to me. This will get a lot worse than now. Back in 2008 when when the stock market crashed, it was my hope that the skeptics would wake up and realize how bad things were. However they continued to ridicule me and claim everything was fine. That reminds me of David Letterman's famous line - "Joaquin, I'm sorry you couldn't be here tonight." Joaquin Phoenix will soon join his brother river.
Here is my view of debunkers.
http://www.futilitycloset.com/2009/02/12/beware-the-inventor/
Here is my opinion of scientists
http://www.magazinetimepass.com/oddities/most-bizarre-experiments-of-all-time
BTW, this is what martial law looks like.
http://www.tumeroks.com/mmorpg-nerd-faces-reality/
TAKEN FROM http://www.boston.com/ae/tv/articles/2009/02/17/frontline_sorts_through_the_wall_street_carnage/?p1=Well_MostPop_Emailed2
"'Inside the Meltdown," which airs tonight on WGBH, provides the clearest explanation I've seen of how last year's catastrophic collapse of our economy occurred. It is an indispensable primer on the financial carnage."
According to debunkers there is no meltdown, that is "conspiracy theory" and everything is fine. I believe it was John Titor that said - "The year 2008 was a general date by which time everyone will realize the world they thought they were living in was over."
---my vision of the future is more bleak and stark than the rural agrarian ecotopia John Titor saw --
I have seen myself clearing ruble out of large highways after the war. Critical supplies are brought in trucks to the two remaining cities of Calgary and Edmonton. Why the russians spare these two cities of NAU is still a mystery to me. Attempts are made to rebuild the internet as a means of communication. In the US only small patches of survivors exist in deep underground shelters far away from cities. A desperate attempt is made to find parts as little can now be manufactured. Most of our high tech infrastructure is gone, and what little remains is in tatters. Sadly, our knowledge base begins to erode as people focus all their energy on finding food; not on learning math and science. People find that the amero is worthless and soon run out of bullets. Due to human survivors living in small isolated pockets of less than 100 people and many of these rendered infertile due to radiation, inbreeding is a problem. Small scattered communities use gold and silver to trade for critical supplies.
One of the saddest things I saw in the future was the disappearance of music, culture, poetry, sport, song, and art as people focus all their resources on finding food to survive.
To Kanigo:
There are people who get ready for the hurricane with candles and flash lights and can food. There are people who think that by making fun of the weather forecast they prevent the hurricane from hitting. Guess what - they are wrong. The hurricane is not affected by what you think.
Take a look at what I predict, and take a look at whatg happens. I this stimulus package rescues our economy and the dow is back up over 15,000 this year then you can go back to sleep. BUT, i predict that things will get a lot worse.
To Mike:
Yo say you will ignore me and here you are........
To My_time:
You ask for a link proving my abilities. Here is a link. BTW the stock market is still open.
http://hdrkid.livejournal.com/14743.html
To Darby:
You are not listening to me. This will get a lot worse than now. Back in 2008 when when the stock market crashed, it was my hope that the skeptics would wake up and realize how bad things were. However they continued to ridicule me and claim everything was fine. That reminds me of David Letterman's famous line - "Joaquin, I'm sorry you couldn't be here tonight." Joaquin Phoenix will soon join his brother river.
Here is my view of debunkers.
http://www.futilitycloset.com/2009/02/12/beware-the-inventor/
Here is my opinion of scientists
http://www.magazinetimepass.com/oddities/most-bizarre-experiments-of-all-time
BTW, this is what martial law looks like.
http://www.tumeroks.com/mmorpg-nerd-faces-reality/
TAKEN FROM http://www.boston.com/ae/tv/articles/2009/02/17/frontline_sorts_through_the_wall_street_carnage/?p1=Well_MostPop_Emailed2
"'Inside the Meltdown," which airs tonight on WGBH, provides the clearest explanation I've seen of how last year's catastrophic collapse of our economy occurred. It is an indispensable primer on the financial carnage."
According to debunkers there is no meltdown, that is "conspiracy theory" and everything is fine. I believe it was John Titor that said - "The year 2008 was a general date by which time everyone will realize the world they thought they were living in was over."
---my vision of the future is more bleak and stark than the rural agrarian ecotopia John Titor saw --
I have seen myself clearing ruble out of large highways after the war. Critical supplies are brought in trucks to the two remaining cities of Calgary and Edmonton. Why the russians spare these two cities of NAU is still a mystery to me. Attempts are made to rebuild the internet as a means of communication. In the US only small patches of survivors exist in deep underground shelters far away from cities. A desperate attempt is made to find parts as little can now be manufactured. Most of our high tech infrastructure is gone, and what little remains is in tatters. Sadly, our knowledge base begins to erode as people focus all their energy on finding food; not on learning math and science. People find that the amero is worthless and soon run out of bullets. Due to human survivors living in small isolated pockets of less than 100 people and many of these rendered infertile due to radiation, inbreeding is a problem. Small scattered communities use gold and silver to trade for critical supplies.
One of the saddest things I saw in the future was the disappearance of music, culture, poetry, sport, song, and art as people focus all their resources on finding food to survive.
