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    Default Utter Global Collapse

    Another grim posting from survival acres:

    http://survivalacres.com/wordpress/?m=200802

    February 12, 2008
    Utter Global Collapse
    Filed under: General, Collapse — admin @ 10:26 am
    This article is about a month old, and can only be found in the
    Google cache apparently, so I'm posting it here in it's entirety.

    January 11, 2008

    Legendary Funds Manager Julian Robertson Predicts Utter Global
    Collapse Stemming From Bursting of Property BubbleIn a recent
    interview on CNBC with Ron Insana, one of the "old-timer"funds
    manager, Julian Robertson, predicted "utter global collapse" as a
    consequence of the bursting of the world-wide property bubble.

    Often called "Never Been Wrong Robertson", the former head of Tiger
    Management (once the largest hedge fund in the world), is extremely
    worried about the speculative bubble in real estate.

    Specifically, he is very worried about a world that is sustained by
    American consumer spending which is in turn 1/4 sustained by a
    property bubble. He predicts that 20 million people could lose their
    homes once the property bubble bursts.

    Even more worrisome, he thinks central banks around the globe out of
    desperation will try to re-inflate the world economy with more
    liquidity that will create an inflationary spiral unseen in the
    economic history of mankind. "Where does it end?", Insana asked
    Robertson. "Utter global collapse," he answered. But not just
    economic collapse … collapse of epic proportions. Collapse and
    disintegration of all infrastructure, including government. Inflation
    will run into the double and triple digits. "Food production will
    fall. People will be carrying around U.S .

    dollars in wheelbarrows like Germany," he said.

    There will be "total collapse of public infrastructure. Total
    collapse of medical care systems. All public pension plans, Social
    Security will collapse. All corporate pension plans will collapse."

    "The American consumer is effectively now supporting the rest of the
    planet," he continued. "Consumption rates in all other nations are
    falling, have fallen to the point that the tax revenues to
    governments, that the business and industries those nation states are
    providing is now a net negative number relative to total debt service
    and public cost, that this exists in virtually every nation state on
    the planet now."

    And for much of this "doom", interestingly, he blames the Bush-
    Cheney "regime". "They have now consolidated power and money on the
    planet to the maximum extent possible. The planet's net liquidity,
    that is its, net free cash flow. Is now a negative number. The planet
    is not simply sinking into a sea of red ink; it is already sunk. The
    people just don't realize it yet," he said.

    According to Robertson, "the Bush-Cheney regime is preparing the
    nation for transition from democracy into dictatorship because a
    dictatorship will be necessary to control, in 5 years time, food and
    water riots." He said "the federal government, that part of Patriot
    II Act, the internal exile, that the government is going to have to
    build now huge detention compounds on federal lands, probably in the
    West where the land is available, to potentially house 50 million or
    more citizens that will be in financial ruin."

    In 10 years time, whoever is left will be effectively starting again,
    he said. "More importantly, and I'm trying to think how we imply this
    or how we express this to the people, what extraordinary times we are
    living in and how the destruction of the planet has been engineered
    by the Bushonian Cabal from 1980 to 1992, and then from 2001 to
    present, which has effectively destroyed the economic liquidity of
    the planet," he said.

    Robertson ended the interview by saying that he hopes he is not alive
    to see this. "The lucky ones are the ones who are my age now," he
    said. Utter Global Collapse

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    yup, the "regime" has think tanks that have been telling them for years. We'll be eating rats, they'll be eating soylent fred.
    I'd rather have a life than a living.

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    the utter global collapse will only happen for those with money to lose - funds managers will be one of the first to lose their jobs hence his description of utter global collapse just because his entire world will disappear - ie the world of money.

    If you are pov, things will stay the same - you haven't got much now and you won't have much in the future.
    The universe is my eyes and ears, all else is hearsay.

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    I liked Mad Max, too, but that doesn't mean I think it's a cogent and reasonable forecast of our future.

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    And it turns out the old fellah didn't even say half the stuff they said. See here.

    I guess sometimes it's more fun to just make stuff up than discuss what someone actually said, or what was actually learned during a study, etc.

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    alot of things could happen.
    http://www.pibburns.com/catastro/extinct.htm
    what's the permaculture plan? Bring out the guns and poisons? I'm friends with another Bill I never met, he taught me to take one day at a Time.
    I'd rather have a life than a living.

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    oops sorry folks and thanks jim bob,I will relay this to my source.
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    http://www.open2.net/diyscience/ecosphere/index.html

    The role of oxygen in the human body is so large and complex it boggles the mind.

    Scientists were stunned to discover that atmospheric oxygen levels in ancient times measured twice as high as that of today: We are being more and more deprived of precious oxygen in the modern environment, and it is causing serious health problems as numerous studies and research on oxygen deficiency have proved.
    http://www.oxymega.com/hypoxia_oxygen_deficiency.html
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    It might mean the end of ammunition manufactorers!!!!!!!!!!

    http://www.motherearthnews.com/Do-It-Yo ... r-Own.aspx

    You might even consider throwing rocks if you can. Don’t laugh. Geoff Thompson says someone hurling ashtrays like frisbees in one club in which he worked wreaked incredible damage to innocent bystanders and property as well.
    http://www.defendu.com/wsdi/do_you_need_a_weapon.htm

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    paradisi, you can get much poorer than you are, just look at all these third world city dweller living in cardbord, not enough to eat, large family working 12 hours....

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