Pastor Lindsey Williams, author of The Energy Non-Crisis gives predictions of our country's future for the next 12 months. Listen very closely and take good notes.
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Monday, December 29, 2008
Monday, December 15, 2008
GERALD CELENTE on the ALEX JONES SHOW
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RESOURCES - Water, Food, & Survival Seeds
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- Job Loss/Unemployment
- Economic Downturn
- Quarantines
- Erratic Weather - Droughts
- Earthquakes, Hurricanes and Floods
- Contamination of Food Supplies
- To Avoid Dependency on Commercial Food Storage Centers
- Transportation Disruptions
Survival Seeds - These are NOT ordinary seeds… they have been chosen for their truly extraordinary germination rates! Each Survival Seed Bank has a total of 22 varieties of OPEN POLLINATED “super seeds.” Also included are detailed growing instructions for each variety which includes helpful information on harvesting of seed stock for the following year in a survival situation. This is obviously very important because failing to collect seeds properly at harvest time could mean starvation.
THE MCALVANY INTELLIGENCE ADVISOR
An in-depth monetary, economic, geopolitical and precious metals analysis
The information is very revealing. I would recomend reading it ASAP because the quality of information that Don writes each month on current economic and geopolitical trends is second to none and among the top 5 resources I rely on for global and economic trends. This issue really lays out what's coming ahead in 2009 with great detail and documentation, yet very easy to read.
Click here to download it on PDF!
The information is very revealing. I would recomend reading it ASAP because the quality of information that Don writes each month on current economic and geopolitical trends is second to none and among the top 5 resources I rely on for global and economic trends. This issue really lays out what's coming ahead in 2009 with great detail and documentation, yet very easy to read.
Click here to download it on PDF!
Saturday, December 13, 2008
FORECASTS FOR AMERICA
Trends Forecaster Celente: Greece-Style Riots Coming To U.S.
Paul Joseph Watson Prison Planet.com Monday, December 15, 2008
Frighteningly accurate trends forecaster Gerald Celente says that America will see riots similar to those currently ongoing in Greece and that the cause will be a hyper-inflationary depression, leading to the inevitable use of troops and mercenaries to deal with the crisis as Americans are incarcerated in internment camps.
Celente said that the troops now being brought back to America for “domestic security” would be used to suppress the riots.
As we have highlighted before, Celente’s accuracy is stunning - he predicted the 1987 crash, the sub-prime mortgage crisis and the “panic of 2008,” and is routinely cited even by mainstream news networks as highly credible.
The cause of the riots would be a hyper-inflationary depression, Celente told interviewer Lew Rockwell, causing Americans to revolt in similar circumstances that we have witnessed recently in Iceland and Greece. The trouble would be sparked off by Obama declaring a “bank holiday” whereby people won’t be able to withdraw their money.
“What’s going on in Greece with these riots has nothing to do with a 15-year-old boy being killed, that was only the spark that ignited the pent up, really hatred and disdain, people have for the scandals and corrupt government and the same thing is going on in this country as well,” said Celente.
Celente reiterated his prediction of a revolution and riots in America, and said that the first signs of it could even emerge before the end of the year. Celente said that the troops now being brought back to America for “domestic security” would be used to suppress the riots.
“There’s talk of opening all these detention centers and hiring the goon squads, the Blackwaters to run them, so these are realities going on as we speak,” said Celente, adding that the Halliburton subsidiary KBR had been awarded a half a billion dollar contract to build “national emergency” internment camps in the name of detaining illegal immigrants but that they would be used to hold rioting Americans.
“We’re really in a period of ‘off with their heads’ and its going to be the people against the politicians,” said Celente. Celente said that a breakup of the United States was possible and that the secessionist movement was strong.
“The government owns and runs the largest mortgage company, owns the largest insurance company, they’re going to be owning a piece of the oil industry, so it’s a fight against a totalitarian government…so there’s going to be rebellions and things will change for the better if we break up these criminal governments that are in place now,” said Celente.
The forecaster added that the government was killing people for a false reason in Iraq and robbing people blind with the bailouts at home. Listen to the interview here.
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
GRATITUDE
As we say "goodbye" to another year, it's the perfect time to reflect upon our choices that have made 2008 what it was. For us, it was certainly the year of change, as it was for many others. The number 8 represents new beginnings...and looking back over 2008 - it was exciting, challenging, tiresome, wonderful, empty and complete all at the same time.
This was a year of growth. 2007 was a year we had been pruned, beaten and scorned. This last year we threw our ego's out the door and became teachable, coachable, with a true desire to help others.
We've been blessed with 2 amazing bulldogs, Peanut & Chanel - our little girls! Extremely supportive family and friends who would do anything for us and booming businesses thanks in part to some of you. During Thanksgiving we often speak of our gratefulness and gratitude, yet by Christmas Eve—we are worn and discouraged as our pocket books run slim, turkey consumption is at it's max, and one more viewing of "It's a Wonderful Life' could cause a mental breakdown.
It's important that as we roll into the New Year, we continue our pledge and practice of gratitude. In business, we teach "Appreciation wins over Self-Promotion." Don't you think if everyone lived their life by that we'd be in a much happier place? Our constant state of gratitude is what makes our not-so-perfect-yet-oh-so-new-beginnings of 2008 seem absolutely necessary.
We are grateful for things that cannot be measured and even down to the little indulgences like gambas con ajo from Pita Jungle, the beauty of white Christmas lights on our back porch and a warm coffee with hazelnut creamer on a wintry Arizona day.
Each and every morning, start your day off with love and appreciation "I am so happy and grateful that…"
...You'd be surprised where that will lead you.
During this time of year I can't help but reflect on the things that I believe in. I'd like to share with you some of my beliefs, and challenge you to take a moment to write your own list, along with the daily commitment to take time to reflect life's blessings.
I believe that you can do anything you set your mind to.
I believe that we all have something to contribute to the world and have a choice to greatness.
I believe what you send out you get back.
I believe that the written word is powerful and can change lives.
I believe it's important to act on our promptings.
I believe that you must live each day as if it's your last. And to ask yourself, where am I going after this is all gone?
I believe that we're changing the world one card at a time.
I believe on living off of 10% of your income and giving away 90%.
I believe in paying cash for just about anything and not having any debt.
I believe that you can create anything as long as you have desire.
I believe that 2009 will bring more hardship for those who are mediocre and opportunity for those who are extraordinarly innovative.
I believe in Jesus Christ and I cherish the annual celebration of his birth.
I believe it is OK to tell you what I believe because I respect you for what you believe.
I believe we all have different Value and Belief's windows. It is not my job to make your window align with mine.
I believe in focusing on the core belief that we all have the desire to love and be loved.
God bless everyone!
Peace Out
~RJ
This was a year of growth. 2007 was a year we had been pruned, beaten and scorned. This last year we threw our ego's out the door and became teachable, coachable, with a true desire to help others.
We've been blessed with 2 amazing bulldogs, Peanut & Chanel - our little girls! Extremely supportive family and friends who would do anything for us and booming businesses thanks in part to some of you. During Thanksgiving we often speak of our gratefulness and gratitude, yet by Christmas Eve—we are worn and discouraged as our pocket books run slim, turkey consumption is at it's max, and one more viewing of "It's a Wonderful Life' could cause a mental breakdown.
It's important that as we roll into the New Year, we continue our pledge and practice of gratitude. In business, we teach "Appreciation wins over Self-Promotion." Don't you think if everyone lived their life by that we'd be in a much happier place? Our constant state of gratitude is what makes our not-so-perfect-yet-oh-so-new-beginnings of 2008 seem absolutely necessary.
We are grateful for things that cannot be measured and even down to the little indulgences like gambas con ajo from Pita Jungle, the beauty of white Christmas lights on our back porch and a warm coffee with hazelnut creamer on a wintry Arizona day.
Each and every morning, start your day off with love and appreciation "I am so happy and grateful that…"
...You'd be surprised where that will lead you.
During this time of year I can't help but reflect on the things that I believe in. I'd like to share with you some of my beliefs, and challenge you to take a moment to write your own list, along with the daily commitment to take time to reflect life's blessings.
I believe that you can do anything you set your mind to.
I believe that we all have something to contribute to the world and have a choice to greatness.
I believe what you send out you get back.
I believe that the written word is powerful and can change lives.
I believe it's important to act on our promptings.
I believe that you must live each day as if it's your last. And to ask yourself, where am I going after this is all gone?
I believe that we're changing the world one card at a time.
I believe on living off of 10% of your income and giving away 90%.
I believe in paying cash for just about anything and not having any debt.
I believe that you can create anything as long as you have desire.
I believe that 2009 will bring more hardship for those who are mediocre and opportunity for those who are extraordinarly innovative.
I believe in Jesus Christ and I cherish the annual celebration of his birth.
I believe it is OK to tell you what I believe because I respect you for what you believe.
I believe we all have different Value and Belief's windows. It is not my job to make your window align with mine.
I believe in focusing on the core belief that we all have the desire to love and be loved.
God bless everyone!
Peace Out
~RJ
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