04-14-2020, 08:46 PM
** 14-Apr-2020 World View: Simultaneous cataclysmic crises
In the last century, the following three cataclysmic crises took place
ten years apart:
Today, all three of these cataclysmic crises are occurring
simultaneously. In addition, the WW I and WW II fault lines and
timelines have been combined.
So the economic crisis will be much worse than the Great Depression,
and the war will be much worse than WW II.
I still don't agree that the world is headed for a new dark age, as
you claim, but I do agree that this is the best evidence so far that
supports your view.
Higgenbotham Wrote:> https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/armst...vernments/
> But for reference, consider the following (vis a vis the claims
> made in the letter). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7wJ_BTOLxxo
> I've said before (tongue in cheek) that his computer may be
> missing a diode. But I think this time he is on the right track.
> Does it have to be precisely May 1? Don't know how any computer,
> missing diode or not, would be able to forecast that, as a
> shutdown is not an all or nothing proposition.
In the last century, the following three cataclysmic crises took place
ten years apart:
- 1918-1919 Spanish Flu pandemic
- 1929 Stock market panic and crash
- 1940-45 World War II
Today, all three of these cataclysmic crises are occurring
simultaneously. In addition, the WW I and WW II fault lines and
timelines have been combined.
So the economic crisis will be much worse than the Great Depression,
and the war will be much worse than WW II.
I still don't agree that the world is headed for a new dark age, as
you claim, but I do agree that this is the best evidence so far that
supports your view.
