Michael Jackson, for all his faults and weirdness, made more sense than RW. RW's recent post has this to say.
"The government and economy of the United States is very near the point of a vacuum collapse where the entire system is going to crush in on itself.
All efforts to shore up imploding corporations through government intervention or positive talk on Wall Street are not only going to fail, but these
are going to fuel the final catastrophic events that lead to the downfall of the U.S. as a world power. Nations are scurrying to find other means for
survival rather than depending on the stability of the U.S. or its currency as they have in the past. China is rapidly and wisely (from their vantage
point) dumping U.S. dollars for raw materials all over the world. They no longer want U.S. dollars because they see “the handwriting on the
wall.”
Now he might be right, the US might collapse, but it's not now. Notice how RW doesn't give any dates anymore, no mention of months, just is 'very
near the point'. If it took 10 years RW would say Gods timing is different to ours. China has not abandoned the US$. All my trading with the
corporations I use will 'only' use the US$ and there is 'no' other option offerred.
I agree that the US will semi collapse one day, I also agree that China will eventually move from the US$ but that does not make me a prophet. I
believe meteorites will hit the earth within 15 years, but that still does not make me a prophet and more than saying someone will die in my city from
a murder today - they will but that does not make me a prophet. If everything I predict (obvious to the thinker) comes to pass that does not make me a
prophet.
Give us something concrete Ron, are you the man of God or not? Anything...just something specifically accurate... just a wee glimer of accuracy...
anything that my 13 year old couldn't already predict with accuracy (he's prophetic in nature anyway)... just one date...just one date that actually
produces something you say. A prophet actually produces prophecies not 'vague predictions' just as a boat builder actually builds boats not drawings
of what he says he can build.
A prophet is judged by his accuracy of something to come to pass that no one expects...so far everyhting he's predicted eberyone believes will happen
one day anyway, so there's nothing new here. Let us judge you on your accuracy Ron...give us something accurate, just one...!
Anything...!
(Can Doctorex resist?)
[edit on 7-7-2009 by daggyz]


ah, no.