Originally posted by Byrd
I can think of a dozen scenarios that don't end in either "depression and civil war" or "runaway inflation."
But I bet none of those will actually come to pass. I would wager the food on my table for it. (By the time we figure it out, you might really want
it.

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You guys haven't been following this long enough. I've been saying a massive economic collapse is going to end the US and result in extreme civil
problems for a few years now. I was led to that conclusion by watching an old documentary (you could tell it came from a VHS tape) called 'The Money
Masters' were economic experts suggesting the same thing.
Then, the economy was in "good shape." But myself and many other "paranoid" people knew that wasn't going to last with our debt and the way the
system works.
Then gas prices got so high, and that took such a toll, people started talking about the economic impact. But still "no sign" of the impending
disaster that we are waiting on.
Then there were whisperings of "recession," some financial companies going bankrupt and needing to be bailed out, and some stock slides. Still
they tell you there is no concern of a depression. Some of them even promised you!
Now there's no real point in arguing about whether or not this is a recession, and people are even starting to throw around the word "depression."
One man with a research institute predicted the US would be "ripe" for political revolution by 2012.
And here, you have an article where Citi is saying this
may just happen to lead to not only a depression but also massive civil problems and
war.
You guys can deny it up until the moment it kills you, but there are still a lot of us that have been saying this was coming for a long time. And
yes, I think the end result is going to be martial law, too. I think this is all Nazi Germany repeating itself. We always hear "history repeats
itself," but yet we don't hear it enough, apparently. We're supposed to be a vigilant citizen body and yet things like REX 84 go on under our
noses and nobody even does anything about it.