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| Mac Slavo - ShtfPlan |
![](../graphiques/picturedata.aspx?comment=1) Panic Buying Grips America Ahead Of World War III: “Never Seen It At These Levels… We Can Barely Keep Up” Says Leading Preparedness Distributor (1) |
Adding this: one can't begin soon enough. Suddenly seeing the light and rushing to Walmart is just the beginning of a long process. It isn't just food (family and pets) and water. It's communications (Ham radio), defense, sanitation, water purification, cooking and fuel, medical, personalized items, hygiene, lighting, batteries, radiation meters, barter items....and more. Also getting word out to friends and... |
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| James Howard Kunstler |
Why Our Current Way of Living Has No Future (24) |
Okay, so things are a mess. Kunstler explains that "everything looks the same." Of course he doesn't mention that living in nature, as he advocates, everything looks the same as well. Trees, rocks, squirels -- the same. Things are, according to Kunstler, downright ugly and something has to be done. Look at Walmart -- ugly, ugly, ugly. Hey, I like the way Walmart looks. I've been to 3rd world countries and ... |
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| James Howard Kunstler |
Zeitgeist Failure (52) |
James Howard Kunstler, man of vision, seer of verbiage, student of denunciation -- all of those accolades and more. This week he don't like Obama. No way Jose, Pablo, Francis, or any non de plume of your choosing.
The problem with being a self styled seer is, of course, the quality of one's seerness, the depth of one's vision. And with Kunstler, alas, he has revealed himself as myopic. You see he vo... |
10/09/2012 à 17:08 | 22 84 Note : -62 1 Réponse | Permalink |
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| James Howard Kunstler |
Ponzi’s End (14) |
One either overcomes obstacles in life, or, so beaten down, blames others: individuals, cultures, society. So it is, I believe, with James Howard Kunstler. Someone or something must be responsible for one's failures; surely it cannot be oneself.
What 'ends' we have come to is not Ponzi, but man-made global warming, Peak oil, government control of individual lives.
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| James Howard Kunstler |
1, 2, 3, Puke (20) |
1,2,3, Puke - is what I normally feel upon seeing a new Kunstler article. And then I don surgical gloves and mask, like someone entering a dysentery hospital ward.
Well, today, he has it somewhat right. He says, "The lies are promises that the debt will be paid back." Which is true.
So today I give him a 4/5.
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| Jason Hommel - Silverstockreport |
![](../graphiques/picturedata.aspx?comment=5) Wall Street Journal Aids Silver Price Suppression (4) |
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