Comments on: 21 Signs That The Global Economic Crisis Is About To Go To A Whole New Level

By: nikos mihalakis

nikos mihalakis — Sun, 14 Apr 2013 12:08:00 +0000

i read some things about Greece that are not quite accurate .The unemployent in Greece is 25-30 % if you count the listed people in unenployment offices . There are alot that are not registered . The true unenployment is about 55- 60% in the ages of 19-35 . As for the end of global economical structure thing its absolutly normal not to know when it eill occure . If you prepare your self it may come next week or in 5 years ( as i doubt it will take more than 1 1/2 to 2 years tops ,)And the begining will be the destruction of euro .

By: Washington

Washington — Sun, 04 Nov 2012 23:31:56 +0000

Unleashing GMO Seeds: “Food is Power” Reviewing F. William Engdahl’s Seeds of Destruction, Part 3. By Stephen Lendman Global Research, January 19, 2008

http://www.globalresearch.ca/unleashing-gmo-seeds-food-is-power/7849

By: Michael Garland

Michael Garland — Sun, 28 Oct 2012 12:16:04 +0000

LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Freak’in great!

By: Dra Martha Castro Médico WMA

Dra Martha Castro Médico WMA — Thu, 25 Oct 2012 15:05:09 +0000

You are so wrong, McKinley Morganfield, so wrong that I truly feel sorry for you in a compasionate way. Have you noticed that the US is not the one that rules the world anymore? Have you noticed that the US in not a “1st. World” country anymore? United States is crumbling, McKinley, and other countries that used to be considered “3rd world” are doing better than the US, in terms of being self-sufficient, planting our own wheat, consuming our own grown vegetables, our own products.
YOU don´t feed the world anymore. Get use to it.
Luck and cheers.

By: TandemVipera

TandemVipera — Tue, 23 Oct 2012 21:37:06 +0000

Your number nine “#9 Back in the year 2000, the ratio of total debt to GDP in Spain was 192 percent. By 2011, it had reached 363 percent” is indeed a real heavy issue.

It can be deducted from plain mathematics, you may read http://genreith.de/index.php?id=economics-of-growth-and-crisis

By: Wake up

Wake up — Mon, 22 Oct 2012 09:52:33 +0000

Would you care for a tissue…WAIT, sounds like you might need the box!!!
But no, wouldn’t want anyone to acuse you of greed…

WHAAAA WHAAAA

By: Washington

Washington — Sun, 21 Oct 2012 19:16:20 +0000

Corn for Food, Not Fuel By COLIN A. CARTER and HENRY I. MILLER Published: July 30, 2012

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/07/31/opinion/corn-for-food-not-fuel.html?_r=0

By: Aper

Aper — Thu, 18 Oct 2012 18:45:47 +0000

The manufacturing jobs are better done by machines than people. Food, shelter, and clothing can all be done through automation too. I hope those businesses you named do go out of business. In fact, I would like to see around 80% of the businesses in this country go out of business within the next 2 decades. Most businesses are nothing more than money schemes. You need money to live so you create a business and manufacture demand in order to get some money. People don’t want to work these jobs or start these businesses. They have to in order to live and feed their money addiction, and that’s the main thing that’s changing in our country. From the moment you were born, you were marketed to. You’re told that if you can’t afford to buy x,y and z then you’re happiness will decrease. The most important thing to humans is our happiness, so this creates all kinds of problems, and is the reason why our society has ballooned to the level that it has.

We need to consolidate our society, automate as much as we can, make “entitlements” the norm and control the birth rate. We can start offering people lifelong (or cradle to grave if you like that term better) entitlements in exchange for only having 1 kid. Automate home production, automate farming (grains, fruits, vegetables, meat), automate transportation, and work towards automating healthcare. For the jobs that are still left, the market based system will stay the same in the short term. You would only want to enter the lifelong entitlement program if you would prefer a simple life of leisure, or if there is not a job available for you. You could still work a job on top of the program if you’d like, but the 1 kid policy would still stand once you make that decision. The government can perform hysterectomies. If you don’t agree to the one child policy, then you won’t be allowed food stamps or welfare. This plan isn’t perfect or even fully solid yet, but it’s a good start towards a brighter future. Most of my friends are dirt poor and have more than 2 kids each. Those kids have little to no chance of having a happy life and do nothing more than clog the system up and decrease the quality of life for everyone else. I’m confident that a large amount of people the world over would like the deal, including myself, even though I have a degree in economics and have succeeded in business.

By: Timbo

Timbo — Wed, 17 Oct 2012 16:14:29 +0000

Gunsmithing…trauma medicine…sanitation. Anything else would be a waste.

By: Aper

Aper — Wed, 17 Oct 2012 16:13:40 +0000

There’s no reason to be without hope. We’re moving in the right direction. I just don’t think many people can see the forest for the trees. We live relatively short lives, so a transition that will seem short to future generations looking back, seems long, drawn out and painful for the folks that are living through it. Most people can’t see a society without having to work, but that is where we are heading. Check out the books The End of Work and The Lights in the Tunnel. There’s just a delay in acknowledging it publicly, even though Goldman Sachs has spoken about it privately as well as other top financial firms.