posted on Sep, 21 2012 @ 03:06 PM
There will not be an announcement on the news that TSHHTF.
Most likely it will be a gradual process until it hits a cliff and then there will be a sudden change. By sudden, I mean it could get really bad in
the course of a year.
Right now, to me, this is the lull before the storm. You can still go to stores ed get anything that you can afford to buy. So, within reason, stock
up. When you need soup, but a case or five, preferably on sale. Do the same for all canned goods you use. Date them and put them in your food rotation
using the oldest first. Do the same thing with other products that you use.
I think that the first signs of a collapse will be sudden increases in price of goods.The government, with its latest bailout, is trying to prevent a
collapse. But, the government is 17 trillion dollars in debt. There are no signs that government spending will decrease regardless of who is elected
President.
What will happen when China will no longer take our dollars? We will have to offer them a better deal. All of a sudden the things that we import will
cost more. Interest rates may start to go up suddenly. People won't be able to buy houses or other large ticket items. The economy could once again
grind to a halt.
That's when you'll have the big depression, that could last a decade. If that happens, it will suck.