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The Pollyannas of the world will read this commentary, stick their fingers in their ears, stick out their tongues and say, "Neh neh neh neh neh. I don't care about your facts and figures. Everyone in my luxury high-rise condo in Rittenhouse Square (or Manhattan's Upper West Side, or Santa Monica, or on Lake Shore Drive in Chicago) is doing great. How can you say the economy's in trouble?" But those Pollyannas will get a brutal dose of reality when The Desperate People Doing Desperate Things Tax rears its not-so-pretty little head and they get a nasty taste of Third World crime. Pollyannas mock preppers at their own peril.
“The American labor force has, in effect, been turned into a Third World labor force, where the only jobs available are in lowly paid domestic services.” —Dr. Paul Craig Roberts
“America seems to be mimicking pretty closely Angentina during their collapse.”—Max Keiser
“Suppose, 300 million people can’t get their money out of the banks? Suppose there’s a bank holiday and you can’t get your dough out? Do you want to see chaos like we’ve never seen before? It’s going to be coming to a city and a town near you if the trends are allowed to continue the way they are going.”—Gerald Celente
“The banksters are going to take our bank accounts here in the United States. That’s what Homeland Security is for. That’s what the drones and checkpoints are for.”—Alex Jones
“I don’t think America is salvageable at the moment, largely because people aren’t awake.”—Author/American expatriate Michael Luick-Thrams
“Rewind to 1985 or 1990 and remember. Go back and look at some newspapers. What were the issues then? They were nothing compared to what we have now.” —Jeff Rense
"The Fed knows that the U.S. economy is not recovering. It simply is being kept from collapse by artificially low interest rates and quantitative easing. As that support goes, the economy will implode."—Peter Schiff
“What we’re looking at is a total meltdown of society as we know it. It’s going to be so scary.”—Retired police officer turner trucker/prepper Martin Colville, profiled on “Doomsday Preppers”
“The ship is going down. The U.S. now is the USSR in 1989.”—Jeff Berwick, founder and editor-in-chief of The Dollar Vigilante
Welcome to hell on Earth. Welcome to the downfall of La República Bananeira de America, toxic waste dump of the Third World.
“The American labor force has, in effect, been turned into a Third World labor force, where the only jobs available are in lowly paid domestic services.” —Dr. Paul Craig Roberts
“America seems to be mimicking pretty closely Angentina during their collapse.”—Max Keiser
“Suppose, 300 million people can’t get their money out of the banks? Suppose there’s a bank holiday and you can’t get your dough out? Do you want to see chaos like we’ve never seen before? It’s going to be coming to a city and a town near you if the trends are allowed to continue the way they are going.”—Gerald Celente
“The banksters are going to take our bank accounts here in the United States. That’s what Homeland Security is for. That’s what the drones and checkpoints are for.”—Alex Jones
“I don’t think America is salvageable at the moment, largely because people aren’t awake.”—Author/American expatriate Michael Luick-Thrams
“Rewind to 1985 or 1990 and remember. Go back and look at some newspapers. What were the issues then? They were nothing compared to what we have now.” —Jeff Rense
"The Fed knows that the U.S. economy is not recovering. It simply is being kept from collapse by artificially low interest rates and quantitative easing. As that support goes, the economy will implode."—Peter Schiff
“What we’re looking at is a total meltdown of society as we know it. It’s going to be so scary.”—Retired police officer turner trucker/prepper Martin Colville, profiled on “Doomsday Preppers”
“The ship is going down. The U.S. now is the USSR in 1989.”—Jeff Berwick, founder and editor-in-chief of The Dollar Vigilante
Welcome to hell on Earth. Welcome to the downfall of La República Bananeira de America, toxic waste dump of the Third World.






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