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Title: How Much Time Do We Have Left?
Source: mehitable
URL Source: http://mehitable
Published: Jan 23, 2006
Author: mehitable storm
Post Date: 2006-01-23 11:38:35 by mehitable
Keywords: Left?, Much, Time
Views: 615
Comments: 31

More of a question to provoke discussion than anything else. I am increasingly of the opinion that the Republic is done for and that we are facing an economic, social, cultural and political devastation (and maybe health devastation) that even WE - the knowledgeable and cynical - can probably barely imagine. I don't think this is preventable any longer.

I'm at the point of wondering how long we have before we reach collapse and what the bottom will be. How should we prepare for this? I have limited resources myself and am wondering what I should be focusing on and how I can prepare my less aware family and friends. I know they think I'm kind of crazy - maybe very crazy, but on the other hand - they know I'm usually right as well. There's something to be said for being willing to think and consider the unthinkable.

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#1. To: mehitable (#0)

Personally, I've been amazed that they've kept it together as long as they have, but this year strikes me as being the year that things go from seeming normal to becoming rather uncomfortable. If I'm right, then next year will be "the reckoning" year. One thing that I've noticed is that all of the people that I know are either unemployed or barely employed, and I'm not talking about stupid and incapable people, I'm talking about good solid people with solid skills and track records, and they can't get decent jobs of any kind.

I'm about to throw in the towel myself. My wife has an application in with the state of Washington for a job that she is very qualified for. If she gets it, we stick around a while longer, if not then we're going to move out of the country. As of now I simply have no hope whatsoever of things ever getting better here in the US.

Elliott Jackalope  posted on  2006-01-23   11:47:42 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#4. To: Elliott Jackalope (#1)

if not then we're going to move out of the country

Which countries are you considering?

Soren  posted on  2006-01-23   12:18:45 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#9. To: Soren (#4)

Which countries are you considering?

As of now our plan is to relocate to Canada first, and use that as a "staging area". If we can get something going there, then great. If not, then we're going to do some traveling in South America. Chile and Argentina look rather interesting, and there are other countries as well. Argentina had a major fiscal crisis over the last few years, and now looks like it is pulling out of it. I'd rather be in a country that has the worst behind it than be in a country that has the worst ahead of it...

Elliott Jackalope  posted on  2006-01-23   12:48:34 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#12. To: Elliott Jackalope (#9)

I'm a dual Canadian/US citizen. My parents have a place in the boonies of Ontario, and that countryside is in my blood, but I wonder how much Canada would be affected by whatever happens to the US. The whole world will be affected, but our largest trading partner seems likely to be greatly affected. Of all the countries I've read about, Chile seems like the most promising. Beautiful scenery, not densely populated, strong property rights, a commodity based economy, and the corruption is the lowest of any SA country (way lower than Argentina). All of SA seems to be swinging to the left, which is a concern. I'm not sure yet how deep this swing is for Chile. I'm guessing you've seen the Escape From America website?

Soren  posted on  2006-01-23   15:39:23 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#21. To: Soren, all (#12)

I, too, am wondering how Canada will be affected. Granted, Canada has serious problems of its own that we don't hear much about down here. It's a pretty left wing country politically, and they have the whole Quebec thing and high taxes, etc. All the same, Canadians just seem to be nicer people in general with better values and they don't go around attacking other countries. My family is also Canadian, although I've never been up there. I'm considering it as a refuge, but I don't know if I'd have any problems migrating up at the age of 50+. I'm sure my cousins in the Maritimes would help whatever way they could. That's one of the things I'm considering.

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#30. To: mehitable (#21)

I have Christian friends that fled to Canada, but they are struggling with property tax payments, even though they are in rural British Columbia. I have other Christian friends that will be visiting India later this year, with relocation in mind. I have always found Belize and Chile interesting.

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