Changing Phases Of The Economic Crash

ArchitectDave said:

I stopped listening to the "prophet" after the first section on geophysical events. The worst tornado in recent history hit Joplin, MO on May 22, 2011, and had 200 mph winds, a far cry from his prophecy of 350mph. The highest water prices are still in Alaska, where it costs $95 a month. It costs more than that to fill up my gas tank once, but he said water would cost more than oil.

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Hello there, Dave.

Hadn't read the rest of your post yet, but so you understand, some of the things mentioned in that video are still in the development stages and may be years away. There are currently over 87 million people living in areas in the US experiencing significant drought, and if that continues the price of water in severely effected areas (like out West for instance) is going to go up.

ArchitectDave said:

He predicted "malls that are more than half empty", which is true because of the pandemic in some places, but he predicted a more general economic collapse because of credit card debt. 1 USD is worth 20 Pesos and 1.29 CAD, while it was worth 10.26 Pesos and 1.01 CAD in July 2008 - the dollar is stronger than it was at the time against the two currencies he said it would become "on par" with. The "Amero Dollar" could possibly be equated with crypto currency, but has anyone here ever bought groceries with bitcoin???

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Wow. This is one really long paragraph, LoL. Most of it I am waiting on time to reveal as to accuracy, but let me just comment on a few things here. Credit card debt we can be virtually certain is going to rise exponentially. The current US savings per household is tanking right now due to inflation, and as a result of depleted saving many are turning to credit cards as their only other option. And as for the "Amero dollar," or whatever it may be called when the time comes, if we enter a severe recession the value of the US dollar will plummet, and I think that's exactly where things are headed. I'd have to go back and watch, but I believe he said that it was after the dollar lost its relative value and came more on par with that of Canada and Mexico that they would move to have a single currency.

ArchitectDave said:

If he were an Old Testament prophet, he would be dead by now.

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LoL. Well, many of the Old Testament prophets were brutally treated, so he would be in good company. But in all seriousness, few of the prophets lived to see their prophecies fulfilled. Had they been judged during their own lifetimes, nearly all would have been considered frauds.

Sorry if I had to skip through some of your post, but there was just too much to respond to.