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Some of you out there were probably relieved when you saw the October 1st on the Calendar, because you knew that meant we lived long enough to survive all the end of the world prophecies the news was bombarding us with in September, right? Well, I’m afraid I have some very bad news. It’s not like there was some cosmic finish line that we all passed on September 30th just because we no longer wake up and see 673 stories on every media site about an extinction level event about an incoming asteroid.

Our actual reality is pretty far from any cosmic finish line with a positive connotation. Rather than thinking, "whew, we made it," I'd be more inclined to think of October 1st as more like a, “Ladies and gentleman, start your engines, the beginning of the end is about to commence,” kind of day. Who can say for sure what has motivated all the B.S. stories in the past, but this years stories were likely motivated by two factors: 1) Face it, some people just love to B.S. people; and 2) The powers that be (aka the global elites) wanted to keep people as distracted as possible from the REAL asteroids coming right for us: The Financial Asteroids. Michael Snyder’s article could not have had a more perfect title,


HOW CAN PEOPLE POSSIBLY NOT RECOGNIZE WHAT IS HAPPENING?

Does anyone remember 2008 vividly? The financial crisis slowly began to built in 2007 when banks and hedge funds that invested in subprime mortgages were left with essentially worthless assets and homes in foreclosure. That led to Freddie Mac saying it would no longer purchase the subprime loans, then New Century Financial went bankrupt, Bear Sterns had to liquidate two HUGE hedge funds that were backed by subprime securities, followed by Countrywide going belly up, then Bear Sterns itself going belly up, and so on. In other words it was a process. It unfolded over 2008 slowly for the most part, but when Bear Sterns went up, all hell broke loose.

It was only ONE month ago, on August 31, Peter Schiff Did a WILDLY Successful Article on the Largest Stock Losses and Largest Gains in Stock Market History Occurring in ONE Week. On a Monday, despite the largest single day fluctuation in history, a total fluctuation of 1089 points, the Dow finished down 588 points. Then there was the previous Friday when it closed down 530 points, so combined over the to day span the Dow suffered the largest two-day losses in history. Within a week or so another 1000 points were lost. In another wildly successful piece, Peter Schiff Made it Very Clear: Everybody Is Preparing for Wrong Outcome in US Economy. In just the last few weeks FIVE TRILLION DOLLARS HAS EVAPORATED in world markets… and the train is just leaving the station. How people can even mumble "recovery" and not burst into flames is a mystery.

Let's get something clear right now: If $5 TRILLLION in losses, the largest and smallest fluctuations in both a day and a week seem "normal" to you, especially when combined with 94 million out of work and broke, then YOU are the one "off." Part of the reason for these strange scenarios, is the planet is about to experience a global depression unlike anything before in human history. People thought 2008 was bad? Please! The asset bubble alone (or bubbles I should say) are 25% bigger than last time… AND… ONE THIRD of the population is broke and out of work "PRE-CRISIS." At least last time people had some money because we were at almost full employment (the real one, not the one Barack cites), some had savings, or at least had their jobs for a little while before it all went to hell. This time??? God help us all. Even If you prepared for a crisis of biblical proportions, you're probably still won't be ready for the dozy we have coming. You should find this video below very helpful, and then Michael Snyder from the Economic Collapse Blog reports on what should be obvious at this point, but still manages to escape some people somehow.

continue: http://thelastgreatstand.com/2015/10/01/do-you-incorrectly-believe-nothing-happened-in-september/

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