Sounding The Alarm! Perfect Storm On The Horizon!

Written by Jack Shea on Apr 4, 2011 8:08 pm

Today, we are sounding the alarm for a coming economic crash that is not only expected, it is a certainty. The tragedy in Japan is just the latest shock in a series of tremors that will result in the most destructive economic tsunami to ever hit our planet!

Here are just a few more urgent matters foretelling the perfect storm,

Rising worldwide demand for commodities to be intensified as Japan begins to rebuild
Shortages of critical automobile and computer components from Japanese industry will result in more layoffs here in America
Increasing tensions in the Middle East driving gas prices to record levels food prices always match fuel prices
High gas prices are forcing more businesses to close their doors, ensuring more lost jobs
Countries with the highest populations have lost their crops to drought and are buying American unprotected exports of food, creating huge future shortages
The US dollar is falling against all major currencies, inflating prices of gold and silver
We are in the sixth year of a worldwide famine caused by erratic weather that has destroyed global crops
Banks are refusing necessary seasonal loans to farmers causing fewer acres to be planted and food items to be sold
Ethanol subsidies are driving fuel and food prices
Relaxed investment regulations allowing speculation in food commodities
Modern agricultural methods are dependent on petroleum—as fuel prices rise, food costs skyrocket

The fuse is now lit for the greatest explosion in FOOD prices the world has ever seen! Millions of people will ultimately have to grow their own food. With the speed at which the world and American food conditions are deteriorating, there is not time to grow food, and the task of canning to freeze food prices and availability at present levels is virtually impossible.

Will you be able to feed yourself and your loved ones when a cup of soup and a slice of bread sells for 50 dollars or more? For most of us, the ONLY option is to secure a supply of food now before these economic tidal waves flood our shores.

These events that affect us so intensely are beyond our control. But our greatest dependency, food, will enable us to deal with all of these adversities if we are wise in our preparations and to empower ourselves with the thought that if it is to be, it is up to me.

Please consider freezing the cost and availability of your food by getting the most you can, while you can.