Question for you. If you could have predicted the sub-prime mortgage crash and had been able to be better prepared for the consequences, would you have taken any action to do so? The preparedness could have been in the form of buying stocks/insurance to hedge against the crisis, or it could have been paying off debts in a alternative strategy, etc. The point is, being forewarned of any serious financial disaster is critical, right? Well, at the risk of sounding a bit “gloom and doom” I’m sharing with you briefly that over the next two days I’m going to take you through, step by step, and show you what’s really taking place worldwide with our food supplies and our financial system in America. In doing so I will be making use of my extensive background in the market as well as the nearly 100 hours I’ve poured into USDA and government financial reports. I’ll be converting this information into clear, layman’s terms—not to infer that readers are stupid, rather to blatantly accuse the USDA and other organizations of purposefully discombobulating their words so that folks DON’T understand and prepare accordingly. The bottom line is that this information, if properly understood, can be quite alarming. As you know, I don’t believe that alarm and panic marry well with preparedness. So as a part of this multi-part report, I’ll be sharing with you what to expect over the next several months in your banking and grocery experiences, and what you can easily do right now to prepare to be comfortable during such times.
In previous articles which I’ve written addressing a potential financial collapse as well as food shortage issues, I’ve been inundated with additional questions as well as some not-so-kind accusations that it’s all a bunch of hooey. To be frank, I really try not to take such accusations personally because I understand that they usually come from a position of a lack of knowledge or from their natural mental response to an unpleasant or somewhat threatening concept. In other words, it’s just a natural defense mechanism. My goal over the course of this article is to lay out the facts of the food and financial dilemma that is bearing down on us at present, and then supplement that information with real, practical solutions. I will explain exactly what is happening, where, who the players are, what their actions are most likely to be in the next couple of months, and how such actions will immediately impact your household. Don’t get me wrong folks. I don’t mean to infer that this is an apocalyptic type of event, but if it is not prepared for, it will indeed have some serious effects—so serious in fact, it may very well make this most recent string of political events look like nothing more than a smoke screen. So, be sure that you check in with us over the next couple of days so that you can be at peace by being prepared.
Hard-Core Financial Preparedness I
Hard-Core Financial Preparedness II
Hard-Core Financial Preparedness III
Hard-Core Financial Preparedness IV
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7 Comments
jamie · March 23, 2010 at 7:55 pm
Great, I really look forward to these topics. After trying to read the USDA website I’m convinced that it’s intended to be confusing. I understand basic physics, Quantum Mechanics and String theory and read Hawkings a Brief History of Time. I still can’t understand the USDA website 🙁
Nancy · March 23, 2010 at 8:23 pm
Looking forward to checking back to read what you’ve written!
UncleJoe · March 23, 2010 at 9:14 pm
You post it and I’ll be sure to help spread the word. 🙂
Linda Harper · March 24, 2010 at 1:08 am
Thank you for researching and sharing this for us. We doubled our garden last year and are racing to double it again for this year. We have also almost finished building a greenhouse to help with year round food. We have added fruit trees and berries. We see this a a great threat.
jamie · March 24, 2010 at 6:08 am
I didn’t mean to sound like I was bragging or the smartest person in the room. I was just trying to illustrate that the USDA and most government sites seem to cloud the issues rather than reveal them.
I guess it comes back to what someone said about the government “If they (Elites) are so smart, why is the economy so bad?”
Tricia · March 24, 2010 at 4:29 pm
I was in a well-known grocery store yesterday and almost keeled over at the price of the store brand 5lb bag of sugar. $3.26 I look forward to your blog and how to better prepare thank you.
Scott · March 24, 2010 at 5:19 pm
Thank you so much Kellene – I can’t wait to read those posts!!
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