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Author Archives: gerold
Brief Collapse Update – September 9, 2012
Reading time: 1,946 words, 5 to 8 minutes. Last week was notable in that three of the world’s most powerful so-called leaders failed to announce anything new about the continuing global economic meltdown. Unfortunately, all they did was confirm my … Continue reading
Posted in Collapse 2012, Economic Collapse
Tagged Depression, Economic Collapse, financial collapse, Great Depression
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Hurricane Leslie Alert – East Coast
Reading time: 660 words, 2 to 3 minutes If you have friends or family in the U.S. Eastern seaboard, Canadian Maritimes and especially in Nova Scotia and Newfoundland, please alert them to Hurricane Leslie. I’ve been tracking this hurricane for … Continue reading
Posted in News & Views
Tagged eastern seaboard, hurricane, hurricane Leslie, Maritimes, Newfoundland, Nova Scotia
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Labor Day and the Leadership Crisis
Reading time: 2,685 words, 6 to 11 minutes. This is a tribute to ordinary working people. Labor Day is an appropriate time to examine the vast gulf of understanding between ordinary working people and our so-called leadership. Events over the … Continue reading
Posted in Collapse 2012, News & Views
Tagged collapse, Economic Collapse, financial collapse, financial crisis, food stockpiling, inflation, Libor, Survival
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NOTES FROM A HAPPY-GO-LUCKY BACHELOR
Reading time: 2,990 words, 7 to 12 minutes including the jokes that follow. The last few years, I’ve received a number of “It’s great to be a man” type of jokes. It’s always women who send me these jokes. Perhaps … Continue reading
The Complete Edition of Murphy’s Laws
Reading time: 36,600 words, 1 ½ to 2 ½ hours Here are 170 pages of cynical observations; “The Complete Edition of Murphy’s Laws” All credit goes to Murphy’s Laws Archive You can click on the link above or scroll down … Continue reading
Financial Daffynitions
Reading time: 526 words, 1 to 2 minutes. The author of these is Tim Price from Simon Black’s “Sovereign Man”. BANK, n. Bottomless cavity in the ground that sucks in money and the unwary. I had quite a bit of … Continue reading
Posted in Stock market lessons
Tagged humor, Sovereign Man, stock market definitions
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Bailout while you can
Reading time: 467 words, 1 to 2 minutes. Originally sent as an email to family and friends August 13, 2007. I’m posting this because I’m tired of hearing the refrain, “Who could have seen this coming?” I’m not the only … Continue reading
Posted in Collapse 2007, Economic Collapse
Tagged derivatives, gold, liquidity, liquidity bubble, Silver, sub-prime
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Collapse Update – Summer 2012
Reading time: 10,900 words, 25 to 40 minutes The global economy is entering another recession and this time it will be longer, deeper and more painful than the last one. Even the ass media is beginning report on the global … Continue reading
Cosmic rays, global warming, bubbles and droughts
Reading time: 935 words, 2 to 4 minutes plus a 300 year list of sunspots . . Bailout while you can Reading time: 467 words, 1 to 2 minutes Originally sent as an email to family and friends April 14, … Continue reading
Posted in Collapse 2009, Economic Collapse
Tagged bubbles, cosmic rays, droughts, sunspots
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Drought Alert – Higher Food Prices
Reading time: 1005 words, 3 to 5 minutes The drought ravaging the U.S. and southern Ontario farmland will drive up the price of food but you can protect yourself if you act now. Macleans reports that the drought will have … Continue reading
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