How can you possibly link? 1.The U.S. dollar at a record high
against other
currencies. 2. A U.S. debt to forigners at eleven trillion
dollars. 3. Gold
selling at a 25% discount from it's high but very little
available for
physical delivery.4. U.S.Treasuries paying 0.25% interest 5.
Gas at $1.49 a
gallon. May I suggest that all five signes are a prediction of
a U.S.
default on it's treasuries and the establishment of a new currency
based on
our more or less sustainable trade balance with two countries that
have oil,
Mexico and Canada. Without the revenue from $146. a barrel oil the
gold rich
Arab countries will have to sell their gold hords to maintain
social
stability in their countries. Near "0? interest on traasuries is just
a stop
gap measure untill the truth is widely known that the U.S. can't make
good
on it's bonds.The new three country currency will probably carry an
80%
exchange devaluation, making gas to cost one new dollar per gallon equal
to
five old dollars. This is what happened to the Germans, when the Euro
came
in. The prices stayed the same but now they were in Euros not D-marks.
The
only problem it took two D-marks to get one new Euro.The present high
dollar
is just a sucker play to get as many people as possible into dollars
before
the the devaluation. A little survival note: it takes 37 pounds of
rice to
fill an empty 5 gallon water bottle,which will provide 352 single
servings
of rice. Your total cost will be about $32. NOW dollars that is $28
for the
rice $5 deposite on the water jug and $1. for the dry ice placed
inside each
jug to assure storability. Used cooking oil can be run in your
diesel car
after being filtered three times through a 2 five gallon paint
pail filter.
Cut 1/2? holes in the bottom of one pail and place under carpet
felt from
the trunk of a junk yard car in the bottom of the pail that sits on
top of
another pail used to catch the filtered oil. Mix 1 gallon of karosine
to 12
gallons of filtered oil then add 2 ounces of Acetone(nail polish
remover)
Happpy motoring almost for free
Comment by John Moore -
November 28, 2008 @ 11:03 pm