Re: FOOD RIOTS COMING TO AMERICA
library101
Hard to Believe This But < I have already set up 'Food for Needy Plan'
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It is hard to believe what is quoted below from the article posted by
JM.
"As a nation the United States is suffering, many of us are unemployed
or underemployed. Some of us are barely surviving as is, the last
thing we need is Food Riots. Its painfully obvious that we are in a
continuing downward spiral and no amount of government intervention
will help, as it has been the catalyst."
It says that USA is in a continuous downward spiral and beyond
government intervention.
That does not mean it is a negative for the future.
Only when you go forward can you prevent going backwards and see what
is coming tomorrow. God realization.
Okay folks, it ain't getting any clearer than that.
And there ain't much more to it than that.
- HSN.
On Mar 2, 11:35 pm, use...@mantra.com and/or www.mantra.com/jai (Dr.
Jai Maharaj) wrote:
> Food Riots Coming To America
>
> http://www.uniteandstate.com/main/blog_entry/84/
>
> Jai Maharaj, Jyotishi
> Om Shanti
library101
JM and others can speak for themselves.
As far as I am concerned, I do not see any sign of food shortages over
here in San Jose, California, USA, either. The nearby Valley Fair Mall
on Stevens Creek Boulevard near 880 Freeway has always been jam-packed
when I visited there. Every one seems to be single-minded in their
focus and energies (God Killing is no joke, I can tell you that
much !)
However, the future on the ground follows what happens on the Air and
you might be able to foresee coming events if you are in tune.
The 100% disconnect (lying) between Air and Ground that existed
earlier (as far as I could tell) is now cracking up fast. The
alternatives to honesty and straightforwardness is the Atom Bomb on
one end and Drooling Bats on the other end.
Something like being between a rock and a hard place.
The 'Drooling Bats behavior' will become more obvious the longer it
takes to crack up this veneer of 'showmanship' or 'bravado' or
'nationalism' or 'equality' or 'racism' or 'feminism', or 'gay-rights'
or 'Zionism' or 'God Killing suicidal maniacs' or 'superiority
problem' or 'inferiority problem' or whatever it is that prevents
'honesty' and 'straightforwardness' in front of the One God on Earth
on the Ground (and not just on the Air).
- HSN.
On Mar 4, 11:32 am, Art Sowers <arthu...@mv.com> wrote:
> To Mr. HSN (aka library101):
>
> JM (an anti/negative-US guy), and a few other anti-US/negative Indians
> keep dumping here any and all negative info they can find. You should go
> back 2-3 or more years and see the same thing from a guy who always signed as
> "indiaBPOking". Then did everything he could to bring more USD to India.
> Any and all negative/anti-US news articles he could find got posted to
> these NGs. This went on for years and years.
>
> Four things: First, I, myself, have sympathy for the people who are out
> of work and can't find jobs, are running out of bank money or already
> ran out of bank money. Second, everyone better understand that periodic
> "business cycles" do these things and anyone that is smart should be saving
> more than enough money when the good times are rolling. Recessions and
> depressions are documented in history books and economic history books,
> going back 500-700 years. Some are worse than others. The people who have
> little or no control over their job security (and have/had low-paying
> jobs) are more vulnerable than the rest. Third, recessions and depressions
> are always followed by recoveries (the only question is "after how long",
> and we're in a bad one now). Four, a short drive from where I live is an
> area as commercially busy as ever. Stores, parking lots full, shopping,
> everything, people spending money, and as busy as ever; no business slump
> at all.
>
> The government has only limited powers to do anything. The rich & big
> corporations play CYA for themselves, nobody else. If it were not for the
> bailouts (all big countries did bailouts) and if it were not for the FDIC
> (keeping depositors' money safe from bank failures) things would be much
> much much worse. The lobbyists tell the govt what to do. The
> rich/corporations tell the lobbyists what to tell the govt to do or not do.
>
> I don't think we're going to get food riots in the USA.
>
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> On Fri, 4 Mar 2011, library101 wrote:
>
> > Hard to Believe This But < I have already set up 'Food for Needy Plan'
>
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>
> > It is hard to believe what is quoted below from the article posted by
> > JM.
>
> > "As a nation the United States is suffering, many of us are unemployed
> > or underemployed. Some of us are barely surviving as is, the last
> > thing we need is Food Riots. Its painfully obvious that we are in a
> > continuing downward spiral and no amount of government intervention
> > will help, as it has been the catalyst."
>
> > It says that USA is in a continuous downward spiral and beyond
> > government intervention.
>
> > That does not mean it is a negative for the future.
>
> > Only when you go forward can you prevent going backwards and see what
> > is coming tomorrow. God realization.
>
> > Okay folks, it ain't getting any clearer than that.
>
> > And there ain't much more to it than that.
>
> > - HSN.
>
> > On Mar 2, 11:35 pm, use...@mantra.com and/orwww.mantra.com/jai(Dr.
> > Jai Maharaj) wrote:
> >> Food Riots Coming To America
>
> >>http://www.uniteandstate.com/main/blog_entry/84/
>
> >> Jai Maharaj, Jyotishi
> >> Om Shanti- Hide quoted text -
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library101
There ain't nothing like the real low-down on the truth. Cherry
picking might just give you a far-away picture that may or may not be
the truth. I personally do not settle for second hand versions or
shades of grey for getting to the truth.
- HSN.
On Mar 4, 2:59 pm, Art Sowers <arthu...@mv.com> wrote:
> On Fri, 4 Mar 2011, library101 wrote:
>
> > JM and others can speak for themselves.
>
> > As far as I am concerned, I do not see any sign of food shortages over
> > here in San Jose, California, USA, either. The nearby Valley Fair Mall
> > on Stevens Creek Boulevard near 880 Freeway has always been jam-packed
> > when I visited there.
>
> Despite all of California's problems (including budget and unemployment),
> it is still a very very rich state (as I think you are correctly observing
> by business traffic in the malls).
>
> Every one seems to be single-minded in their
>
> > focus and energies (God Killing is no joke, I can tell you that
> > much !)
>
> Um...I don't follow what you mean by "God Killing..."
>
> > However, the future on the ground follows what happens on the Air and
> > you might be able to foresee coming events if you are in tune.
>
> I don't think anyone can foresee very much. Its a lot easier to watch
> events take place and then explain them as "being obvious" based on prior
> cherry-picked knowledge.
>
> > The 100% disconnect (lying) between Air and Ground that existed
> > earlier (as far as I could tell) is now cracking up fast. The
> > alternatives to honesty and straightforwardness is the Atom Bomb on
> > one end and Drooling Bats on the other end.
>
> Well, I don't follow what you are talking about here.
>
> > Something like being between a rock and a hard place.
>
> > The 'Drooling Bats behavior' will become more obvious the longer it
> > takes to crack up this veneer of 'showmanship' or 'bravado' or
> > 'nationalism' or 'equality' or 'racism' or 'feminism', or 'gay-rights'
> > or 'Zionism' or 'God Killing suicidal maniacs' or 'superiority
> > problem' or 'inferiority problem' or whatever it is that prevents
> > 'honesty' and 'straightforwardness' in front of the One God on Earth
> > on the Ground (and not just on the Air).
>
> If you are talking about major issues/items in the media, just remember
> that all of that is organized by the advertising-PR-marketing-
> trendsetter-teenieboper/alphamale propagandists (in contrast to the
> military-industrial complex propagandists who spend 99% of their time
> and money on important people on Capital Hill and 1% on touchie-feelie
> advertisements in sellect newspapers-magazines). I won't comment on the
> religion-cult-satanist types and what they do (I don't follow any of
> them, either). Around where I am, the BIG thing is parking meter fees,
> scandals and corruption in the police/mayor's offices, and whether
> developers are still getting away with murder, and why the snow plows
> didn't get out on the roads after the last big snow (and if they did, how
> come they knocked over so many mailboxes).
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