I understand what you're saying, but extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof. There are just too many of these prediction type threads that
have fallen flat.
Will something bad happen in the future? Yes. Will something good happen in the future? Yes. Will the US crumble? Eventually, most likely...yes. Will
the economy crumble? It's possible.
The thing is, and it's something the bares mention, bad things happen. But things don't stay bad. These things are cycles, there have been terrible
events before. Do you think that people in the great depression or WWII or during the Plague of Europe think that bad times would last forever?
Probably, and it's no help at the time you're going through the terrible tragedy, but the only constant is change.
People are pointing to Katrina as a time when things were bad, but all the looting, etc. didn't become a permanent fixture of New Orleans. Things get
bad, then they get better, then they might get bad again, but it doesn't mean the world is collapsing.




