Showing posts with label economic collapse. Show all posts
Showing posts with label economic collapse. Show all posts

Saturday, 12 May 2012

Welcome to the Invasion


It looks like America is hosting an invasion.  China is buying up bits and pieces of the country and announcing plans to create little Chinese settlements.

Looking back in history, the original Pilgrims that journeyed to America from Europe came here seeking a new way of life.  They came to escape the tyranny of their former countries.

The Chinese Pilgrims, however, are not coming here to acclimatize themselves to our way of doing things – they have every intention of creating mini-Chinas all around the country.  According to an article by Michael Snyder at Activist Post,

“A Chinese group known as "Sino-Michigan Properties LLC" has bought up 200 acres of land near the town of Milan, Michigan. Their plan is to construct a "China City" with artificial lakes, a Chinese cultural center and hundreds of housing units for Chinese citizens. Essentially, it would be a little slice of communist China dropped right into the heartland of America.


The article continues to detail China’s other large purchases of properties and industries.  A few other targets are:

·        An industrial complex and an additional 69 acres in Toledo, Ohio
·        Over 600,000 square miles of oil- and gas-rich land in Southern Texas
·        A 10,000- to 30,000-acre technology zone for industry, retail centers and homes south of Boise, Idaho
·        20% stake in a mine in Mt. Hope, Nevada
·        1/3 shares of oil leases in Colorado and Wyoming


These areas are called “special economic zones” and they are quietly springing up all over America.  Although China is by far snapping up property and shares the most quickly, other countries are getting into the game. 257 “special economic zones” are already in existence within the United States.

These areas enjoy “special US Customs treatment to promote global free trade.” This means limited inspections and regulations.  They will receive tax breaks for which Americans do not qualify, and in some cases will pay no taxes at all.  They will be importing their own goods, not buying ours, which rules out any economic benefit for our country.  Most who are employed by these companies will come directly from China, to be stationed in the self-sufficient Chinese cities. It is also interesting to note that “national laws” do not apply within the confines of the special economic zones.

The Chinese corporations making these deals and purchases, particularly Sinomach and Chinese National Offshore Oil Corporation, are directly linked to and owned by the Chinese Communist Party.

They are not coming to “help” our economy, regardless of what the politicians want us to believe.  They are coming to pillage our natural resources, raid our corporations and strategically place their own military within our borders, while we blithely allow it.

Not only is the economic encroachment alarming, but the possibility of fully loaded Trojan horses being invited into the country is a very distinct threat. America could be quietly invaded by a fully armed Chinese military and we wouldn’t know it until they opened fire.

How could this happen?

1.)   Large numbers of Chinese people will be allowed to immigrate quickly into the country, bypassing normal immigration procedures and populating the Chinese-owned zones.
2.)   “Expedited” US Customs policies could allow weapons and military equipment,  or the components to quickly manufacture these items,  to be imported in any amount, without restrictions.
3.)   The Chinese and Mexican defense ministers have held talks to discuss military cooperation.  There is rumoured (this is unsubstantiated) to be a Chinese military stronghold being built and stocked in Northern Mexico.


American CEOs who are selling out to China are traitors to our country.  Political “leaders” who are paving the way for this to occur through loopholes and by-laws are also guilty of treason. Oran's Dictionary of the Law (1983) defines treason as "...citizen's actions to help a foreign government overthrow, make war against, or seriously injure the [parent nation]." 

This is a  punishable federal offense, but unfortunately most people won’t wake up to this fact until the Chinese Communist Army military strike occurs on US soil.

The invasion has begun.






SOURCES:

China Wants to Build a 50 Square Mile Self-Sustaining City in Idaho

Thank you to KY Mom and NinaO!

Thursday, 10 May 2012

Redefining Necessities


The whole world is watching as the government and the economy of Greece collapses.  It’s clear that any other country involved with the Euro is sliding into the same morass.  North America won’t be too far behind.

If we, in North America, are wise, we will take careful notes on what is happening, because there is definitely an exam coming up.

Right now, the Greeks are struggling each day to put food on the table, to keep roofs over their heads, and to make it from Point A to Point B without getting beaten or robbed.  The paradigm has shifted that dramatically for this beautiful country surrounded by blue waters and filled with historical ruins from the cradle of civilization.  Each day is a fight for mere survival and it’s only going to get worse. 

The "austerity measures" put in place due to the crumbling economy are so dramatic that starving parents are giving up their children to orphanages in hopes that they can be fed.

We have to learn from this to ensure our own survival in the years to come.

North Americans must redefine the word “necessity”.  Austerity is coming to a location near you, and it's coming soon.

aus·tere

/ [aw-steer]  
adjective
1.severe in manner or appearance; uncompromising; strict; forbidding.
2.rigorously self-disciplined and severely moral; ascetic; abstinent3.
grave; sober; solemn; serious.
4.without excess, luxury, or ease; limited; severe.
5.severely simple; without ornament ; lacking softness; hard
7.


We think we have it bad now, with the actual number of unemployed people hovering at 42%.   Don’t think that I’m glossing over the terrible situation. But this is the tip of the iceberg.

The last time you went to Wal-Mart or your other favorite shopping mecca to get the week’s goods, what was in your cart? Did you do a quick run with “just the necessities”?  What did those necessities entail?

Maybe you picked up….
 ~ a box of cold cereal for the kids.
~ a precooked rotisserie chicken so you didn’t have to make dinner
~ a pack of disposable razors
~ liquid soap for the bathroom
~ dishtowels because they were only a dollar
~ kitty litter
~ microwave popcorn
~ Ziploc bags for the kids’ lunches
~ a 2 liter bottle of Coke
~ a magazine that caught your eye when standing in the checkout line

All of this, of course, was bought in addition to any other regular groceries you purchased.  If you were lucky and thrifty, you got out of there for about $100.

In Greece any of these items would be luxuries right now.  These are not necessities. In Greece it is difficult to procure a bottle of aspirin, to say nothing of vital drugs like blood thinners and heart medications. People are searching through garbage cans to find something to feed their kids.

Your best chance of surviving the coming financial meltdown is to take a long hard look at the goods in your cart and redefine necessities.  Instead of that 2 liter bottle of Coke, buy a bag of dried beans that can be turned into a dozen servings of nutritious food.  Get 6 bars of basic soap for the same price as that cute little pump of liquid soap for your bathroom.

The prices are only going up, and shortly items we believe we must have will become more difficult to acquire.  Learn now what a necessity is, and stock up so you have what you need when the tsunami of economic collapse reaches our shores and begins to sweep away the unprepared.

Redefine necessities:

>Water
>Food (real food, basic ingredients like vegetable, grains, beans and meat)
>Medicine and medical supplies
>Basic hygiene supplies
>Simple tools
>Seeds
>Defense Items

Everything else is a luxury.

To rebuild our country once it collapses, hard workers and sensible people are going to have to survive the roughest years in modern history.

Learn from the tragedy unfolding in Greece and the rest of Europe.  Redefine what necessities are to you, and prepare while you still have time.  You won’t care that your dishtowels are nice if there is no food your cupboards.

Keep the people of Europe in your prayers, see your future in them, and prepare accordingly.