Today’s Items:

First…
Ponzi Scheme on Death Bed
http://kingworldnews.com

According to Gerald Celente, if Germany is weak, so is the rest of the euro zone. If Germany is weak, that means China is weak because they are not importing products from Germany or other European countries. The other problem facing the world is the fact that interest rates are going to have to go higher and that means national debts will become unsustainable. In short, central planners can’t keep this Ponzi scheme going; thus, after preparing, keep stacking physical.

Next…
China and U.S. Treasury Bonds
http://www.breitbart.com

The secret to China’s spectacular growth beginning in the early 1990s was devaluing its currency compared to the U.S. Dollar. Since 2006, the U.S. government has pursued weak-dollar policies by pushing interest rates down. China owns about one in every seven dollars of U.S. Treasury Bonds. By selling those bonds, the Chinese Yuan could be devalued more and help Chinese exports at the expense of the other countries.

Next…
Ebola Question
http://www.zerohedge.com

We are told that Ebola virus is spread by close contact with the bodily fluids of an infected person. So, how is it possible that more than 170 health workers have been infected by the Ebola virus? If it is spreading so easily among those who take extra precautions, just imagine as it has gone from patient zero to a pandemic in just 7 months. What is more interesting is that a criminal drug company, with a felony record, will manufacture and rush an Ebola vaccine to the market with near-zero safety testing.

Next…
Employed?
http://www.shtfplan.com

Out of the more than 7 billion people in the world, only 1.3 billion work full-time. That means that there are a whole lot of really poor, really desperate people that need to be employed. And what happens when robots can do everything better than us? Until the American people start understanding what has happened for decades, it will get worse.

Next…
Swiss Gold Exports
http://www.mineweb.com

Over 40% of the gold leaving Switzerland is reportedly landing not in Russia, China, or even Germany. Instead, it has gone to India. Though India was recently replaced by China as the world’s largest consumer of gold, it is still a major consumer of bullion. India’s financial savings has been falling relative to its GDP, even as gold imports were steadily rising.

Next…
No Free Lunch
http://market-ticker.org

The U.S. government had 5 trillion dollars in unbacked currency issued by deficit spending in the system in 2007; today it has 12.57 trillion dollars, or 2.5 times as much. There is this common belief that one can have a “free lunch” but that is false, At some point, no one is going to be able to borrow to keep the charade afloat and that is when it all crashes.

Next…
14 Reasons Economic Bubble About to Burst
http://theeconomiccollapseblog.com

Here are a few…
1. Retail sales have missed expectations for three months in a row.
2. The four week moving average for mortgage applications just hit a 14 year low.
3. 76% of Americans do not have enough money saved to cover six months of expenses.
4. The U.S. home-ownership rate has fallen to the lowest level since 1995.

Next…
Energy Contraction
http://srsroccoreport.com

Unlike physical gold and silver, stocks, bonds, and other paper instruments are not stores of economic energy, but rather future energy IOU’s. When the market finally realizes the global energy supply is contracting, the perceptions of the future value of paper instruments will change abruptly and in a very negative way.

Next…
50 Mile Radius
http://modernsurvivalblog.com

There is an interesting map of the U.S. where each of the nuclear power plants have a superimposed 50 mile radius circle around them. I’m personally glad I live well over a hundred miles away from any of those circles.

Finally, please prepare now for the escalating economic and social unrest. Good Day!

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