Things have been getting
a little…strange lately. What with all these banker suicides and warnings from banks that the stock market is about
to decline by 10% or more.
To add to that, let’s
recall an article that appeared in The Washington
Times back on October 29, 2012 entitled, “MEANS: U.S. economy on schedule to crash March 4, 2014″:
Those wild and crazy Mayans put down their marker that the end of the world would occur on Dec. 21, 2012 — about two months from now. There is, of course, some small chance that they might be right. On the other hand, there is a very large probability that the real end of the world will occur around March 4, 2014.
The doomsday clock will ring then because the U.S. economy may fully crash around that date, which will, in turn, bring down all world economies and all hope of any recovery for the foreseeable future — certainly over the course of most of our lifetimes.Interest rates will skyrocket, businesses will fail, unemployment will go to record levels, material and food shortages will be rampant, and there could be major social unrest.Any wishful thinking that America is in a “recovery” and that “things are getting better” is an illusion.
That’s right. According
to WT, the economic world as we know it could collapse entirely on or around
this coming Tuesday, a day which some have pointed out is, in fact, a Tuesday —
just like Black Tuesday, or the day that Wall Street crashed in
1929 which led the country into The Great
Depression.
The Washington Times wasn’t
the only one, either. Back in 2010, the Mail Online ran a story after a Cambridge professor said that,
based on history, a cataclysmic event of “international significance” would rock
the world in 2014:
In the last 500 years there has been a cataclysmic ‘Great Event’ of international significance at the start of each century, he claims. Occurring in the middle of the second decade of each century, they include events which sparked wars, religious conflict and brought peace.
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