Originally posted by jtma508
Guys... they're not stretching anything. That has been the window since this first popped-up. Most recently it has 'concentrated' around Dec 10-15th and that 32 - 36deg lat window. The problem is that most people don't go to the source for the information and get bits-and-bytes from postings on the web which tend to over-simplfy and unintentionally distort the original information. Personally, I can't accuse the WebBot folks of either 'fudging' or backing away from what they've said. If they're wrong they say as much.

as of 3:30 eastern time on December 16th there has not been the slightest tremor

Originally posted by N. Tesla
well then come on let the flame begin.

- September 22-27 2008 are seen as precursor dates to a significant event expected to take place on October 7 2008.
Closely watch events during September 22 through 27 2008 for hints as to what to expect on October 7 2008. Although the predictions are not specific, the event is expected to be as significant as the events of 9/11.

- October 7 2008 to February 19 2008 will be filled with emotional intensity
The Web Bot has never picked up any event lasting this long. In comparison, the events of 9/11 lasted about 10 days. This event will be four months of high emotion.

- In October Global emotional release event begins – largely economic.
The rest of the world will begin to seriously question the stability and reliability of the U.S. dollar.

- Catastrophic collapse of the dollar is possible – as the language is active around that concept.
The Web Bot foresee consumer society confidence collapsing by mid November 2008. This could be a direct result of the recent government bailout and failure of several large financial institutions in the U.S. along with the devalued U.S. dollar and the increased cost of living.

- Global economic collapse possible in Fall 2008 cascading off the U.S. woes.
Think of the U.S. economy as a lit fuse that was lit over the early part of 2008. The rest of the world has no choice but to react to the declining U.S. dollar and the enormous amount of debt that the U.S. has accumulated and put upon itself.

“The US financial position is rapidly deteriorating, due mainly to America's persistent and growing trade deficit. US ambitions to run the world, in other words, are heavily mortgaged. Like any debtor who borrows more year after year with no plausible way to reverse the trend, a nation sinking deeper into debt enters into an adverse power relationship with its creditors -- greater and greater dependency.”

- May be a global replay of what the 1932 bond crash in the Great Depression was.