Max gives the date of April 15, 2013(or before) as the timeline to global economic collapse. Start video at 21:00.
28 Weeks Until Until Total Collapse
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Max Keiser - 28 Weeks Until Total Collapse
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OK Taco - thanks for posting this. Makes sense. Gold tripling early next year, OK. I know that this makes fundamental economic sense. And no reason not to accept Max Keiser's analysis of the time frame.
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So how do we prosper? I'm talking about generating current income, not about preserving wealth.
Trade currencies and metals online, from outside the U.S.?
Or get overseas, and then broker real estate to fleeing fellow Americans?
Or provide online services or e-books, knowing that this may dry up?
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You're in the Phil's with your fiancee, correct? How do you feel about being there when SHTF?
Versus being in the Southern hemisphere for nuclear safety and a large, robust regional non-U.S.-dependent economy?
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So how do we prosper? I'm talking about generating current income, not about preserving wealth.
Trade currencies and metals online, from outside the U.S.?
Or get overseas, and then broker real estate to fleeing fellow Americans?
Or provide online services or e-books, knowing that this may dry up?
(2)
You're in the Phil's with your fiancee, correct? How do you feel about being there when SHTF?
Versus being in the Southern hemisphere for nuclear safety and a large, robust regional non-U.S.-dependent economy?
"Well actually, she's not REALLY my daughter. But she does like to call me Daddy... at certain moments..."
Theres no such thing as a crisis in the Philippines. This was very evident a few months ago when 80% of Manilla was under water due to flooding, the people stayed very calm considering many of them lost everything. The only thing that worries me here is a food shortage since a lot of rice needs to be imported. Philippines is far enough south that it won't be in the direct line of fire should a war break out in the northern hemisphere. Me and my wife have a small business that pays for most of our expenses so I'm already self employed. We also raise chickens and vegetables year round so we have our own food supply too. I can go fishing anytime I want since our house is only 50 yds from the ocean. The problem with moving to South America is unless your fluent in Spanish your going to have a difficult time living there. Also, it helps if you have some friends in the country you want to move to, in PI you'll have lots of friends for sure.Jester wrote:OK Taco - thanks for posting this. Makes sense. Gold tripling early next year, OK. I know that this makes fundamental economic sense. And no reason not to accept Max Keiser's analysis of the time frame.
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So how do we prosper? I'm talking about generating current income, not about preserving wealth.
Trade currencies and metals online, from outside the U.S.?
Or get overseas, and then broker real estate to fleeing fellow Americans?
Or provide online services or e-books, knowing that this may dry up?
(2)
You're in the Phil's with your fiancee, correct? How do you feel about being there when SHTF?
Versus being in the Southern hemisphere for nuclear safety and a large, robust regional non-U.S.-dependent economy?
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