Global Meltdown Begins

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Makati1 on Thu, 10th Sep 2015 8:37 pm 



War mongering for profit. The American way. But, he is correct.

Signs of the real world and things to come:

“Where the elderly are still working, whether by choice or necessity”
“World’s Top Gold Consumers Keep on Buying”
“How Neocons Destabilized Europe”
“Iconic fish species move north as ocean warms”
“Global warming: how much heat, exactly?”
“World Running Out of Time to Save Oceans”
“U.S. Aerial Surveillance is Being Impaired Off the East Coast Until October 1st Due to “Military Activities”
“The Elite Have Prepared For The Coming Collapse – Have You?”
“Thousands rally in Tokyo to oppose security bills”
“British Navy Admits “It Was Us, Not The Russians” That Damaged Irish Trawler In April”
“Muslim Memories of West’s Imperialism”
“US warships might make a pass by China’s man-made islets”
“‘All Cops Are Bastards’: Black Bloc Riots in Olympia, Washington”
“New defense bills may create Abe’s version of a ‘back-door draft'”
“As Heroin Epidemic Grows, So Does Rehab Wait. (US)”
“8 States Running Out of Water”
“Why They’re Trying To Outlaw Cash”
“Putin Targets US Monetary System: “Aims To Eliminate US Dollar From Trade”
“China’s Parade Puts US Navy on Notice”
“Mapping the growth of US military bases worldwide”
“The Dying Institutions Of Western Civilization”
“Americans Have Never Been Dumber”
“Japan braces for outbreak of gang warfare”
“Wall Street and the Military are Draining Americans High and Dry”

All at http://ricefarmer.blogspot.fr/ this month, so far.

apneaman on Thu, 10th Sep 2015 8:43 pm 



No worries folks the infowars online store will remain open right up to the very last second before complete collapse.

http://store.infowars.com/

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Nothing will be more important than having a super large cache of Alex Jones approved Super Male Vitality, since the world will need to be repopulated if even just one of the 379 apocalyptic scenarios Alex warns of happens – but not climate change cause that’s clearly a UN Agenda 22 hoax. Thats right agenda 22, it’s even one more devious and secretive than agenda 21 – that’s how bad it is.

Fat Lady on Thu, 10th Sep 2015 8:58 pm 



Some of Jones’s points could be valid. As an entertainer like Limbaugh however, mostly full of himself and it.

Makati1 on Thu, 10th Sep 2015 9:30 pm 



Also for your consideration:

“…We’ve arrived at a sad state these days. As anyone vigilant can see, America, Britain, the EU, China and the rest focused on stopping IS (or whatever we call them now) is not what the Rothschilds (Opps! I mean the powers that be) want.

First appeared: http://journal-neo.org/2015/09/10/remember-i-told-you-all-our-problems-came-from-the-illuminati/

ennui2 on Thu, 10th Sep 2015 10:40 pm 



Posting Alex Jones just makes this site look like that much more of a complete joke.

GregT on Thu, 10th Sep 2015 11:07 pm 



Sorry to burst your bubble ennui2, but people conspire. Even for tens of thousands of years pre-tinfoil. They always have, and they always will.

Pretending otherwise is silly.

Truth Has A Liveral Bias on Fri, 11th Sep 2015 12:06 am 



Click bait sucka!!

GregT on Fri, 11th Sep 2015 12:25 am 



“Click bait sucka!!”

Hmmm, that’s entirely possible. I wouldn’t know because I don’t visit his site. I have, however, listened to some of his programs, and a lot of his past articles have turned out to be true.

apneaman on Fri, 11th Sep 2015 12:57 am 



Prepare For Climate Collapse – Part I

“What Climate Collapse Really Means

Climate collapse means that our predictable, stable climate has changed for the worse. The normal patterns of rainfall, snow, rainy seasons and dry seasons are no longer predictable. Instead, it means that extreme weather events are now the new normal. This would include hurricanes, cyclones, tornadoes, wind-events, lightning, thunderstorms, hail, extreme snowfall, extreme rain events, extensive droughts, mega-fires, dying forests, insect infestations, disease vectors and rapidly shifting temperature extremes. While Earth has always recorded such things, the patterns which we have become accustomed to, and the severity and frequency of these weather events has changed quite dramatically. There will be more of these extreme events – and they will be worse then what humans have ever experienced in their entire history.

This will have a huge impact upon existing infrastructure, economic activity, agriculture, food production and human activity. The warming climate is a reflection of the warming oceans which is changing the world’s climate faster and faster as the glaciers and polar ice caps continue to melt. There are also other serious considerations such as the permafrost melt, methane releases and carbon releases now occurring in the world’s forests. No longer the “carbon sinks” we’ve long enjoyed as a species, these components of the Earths surface are now releasing carbon which along with continued human emissions, is helping to increase Earth’s temperature over land and in the oceans by trapping more heat from the Sun.”

http://survivalacres.com/blog/prepare-for-climate-collapse-part-i/

apneaman on Fri, 11th Sep 2015 12:59 am 



Record heat, power outages, flood threats across Southern California

http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-power-outages-extreme-heat-southern-california-20150909-story.html?utm_content=buffer89f16&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer

apneaman on Fri, 11th Sep 2015 1:04 am 



New Study — Risk of Significant Methane Release From East Siberian Arctic Shelf Still Growing

“Large plumes of methane bubbling up from the Arctic Ocean sea-bed, saturating the water column, venting into the air, adding significantly more heat forcing to an already dangerous, fossil fuel-based, accumulation of greenhouse gasses in the Earth’s atmosphere. It’s a nightmare scenario. One in which human-forced warming, already at 1 C above 1880s levels, is further amplified through the feedback release of ancient carbon stored over the past 8 million years of Northern Hemisphere glaciation. And a recent study by the now famous Semiletov and Shakhova team provides still more reason for appropriate concern that such an event may be in the works.”

http://robertscribbler.com/2015/09/10/new-study-risk-of-significant-methane-release-from-east-siberian-arctic-shelf-still-growing/

apneaman on Fri, 11th Sep 2015 1:52 am 



1980s Climate Scientists Predict Drought and Political Tension in the Mideast

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2iKF-hWUOHk

meld on Fri, 11th Sep 2015 2:13 am 



If you take everything that AJ says with a big grain of salt….and everything that the MSM says with a big grain of salt. you have something close to reality….and a really salty mouth.

americandream on Fri, 11th Sep 2015 3:21 am 



You can conspire to manipulate the market but it wont work.. For those wondering why, that is a complex issue of objective forces.

Davy on Fri, 11th Sep 2015 3:40 am 



Extremism just makes this site and board look like so many other with agendas “ugly”. We have some ugly members on this board that engage in consistent and focused agendas. The one thing we need to avoid as the world goes down the drain is agenda finger pointing and the blame games. Those who are the biggest finger pointers are the least righteous in the truth. Agendas and truth don’t mix period. Agendas are for selling something the truth is not for sale.

americandream on Fri, 11th Sep 2015 3:58 am 



Nor do we need far right short cuts to lies. That is a

americandream on Fri, 11th Sep 2015 4:01 am 



Nor do we need far right short cuts to lies. Words such as globalist, over population, refugees and such like are used interchangeably these days by the far right and the uninformed. That will not do and only leads to the already exploited shouldering more of the burden.

onlooker on Fri, 11th Sep 2015 5:32 am 



Alex Jones has an exaggerated way of presenting information and some time-lines are suspect, but the general just of what he states is pretty accurate. I second Greg, tinfoil is in the eyes of the beholder, it is about time people woke up not just about where we are headed but why it got to this point. To not concede that humanity has been herded like goats in many ways is to deny the underlying power structures that have existed and continue to exist in this world.

americandream on Fri, 11th Sep 2015 6:27 am 



Jones is selling snake oil. No one is herding anyone other than to the extent that the both are twits and think they can outsmart the system. The system leads you by the nose. Learn about it and change it, dont go looking for impotent bogeymen.

ohanian on Fri, 11th Sep 2015 7:54 am 



Alex Jones by his own mouth. https://youtu.be/Ch9gQ9JOe3Y

Kenz300 on Fri, 11th Sep 2015 8:57 am 



High birth rate countries have been unable to take care of their populations and their economies.

Now they are exporting the only product they have.

Endless population growth only leads to more poverty, suffering and despair.

apneaman on Fri, 11th Sep 2015 11:21 am 



Alex Jones is right about a few things? So was Hitler, Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton – Big fucking whoop. Broken clock is right twice a day. There is not one topic Jones yells about that you can’t get better information on from elsewhere, but without all the hyperbole, falsehoods, mistakes and hucksterism. How’s that conspiracy rule go again Alex? Right follow the money.

Alex Jones: Conspiracy Inc.
Conspiracy theories can be big business. Here’s how the multi-platform entrepreneur makes his millions

http://www.salon.com/2013/05/02/alex_jones_conspiracy_inc/

apneaman on Fri, 11th Sep 2015 11:33 am 



Globalization Must Die For This Planet To Live.

“Globalization is the cloaked death star of denial. It’s so much taken for granted that it’s never even discussed as a separate risk. Its implosion is by far the most imminent and cataclysmic event we face, and yet it’s just assumed it will always exist. Why? Because the globalized economic Ponzi scheme is the funding mechanism for ALL aspects of this multi-decade failed experiment in greed and mass consumption.”

http://ponziworld.blogspot.ca/2015/09/globalization-must-die-for-this-planet.html

BC on Fri, 11th Sep 2015 11:56 am 



“Globalization” is the British Empire II, i.e., the Anglo-American imperial trade regime, including expansion of territory, expropriation of resources, exploitation of labor, and ecocide and genocide.

Peak Oil, resource depletion per capita, and LTG imply an end to global “trade” and thus to “globalization”, i.e., Anglo-American empire.

But the convergence of many multi-year/-decade “rhythms” imply that we are due another war cycle, not unlike the period from the 1890s to WW I and during the American and French Revolutions to the Napoleonic Wars. Rather than European powers competing for resources with one another and the banksters and war profiteers cashing in on the process, we now face a last-man-standing contest for the remaining resources of the planet between the West, China-Russia, and Radical Islam. The scale of disruptions to the global supply chains and shipping lanes will be unprecedented.

GregT on Fri, 11th Sep 2015 12:14 pm 



While I do agree with you BC, I do see things somewhat differently. The last man standing scenario is between the Western PTB, and the East. (China-Russia) Radical Islam is being played as a pawn for the West. They just happen to live in the areas that have the resources that everyone else wants/needs. The Western PTB are using one of the oldest games in the book, divide and conquer.

Davy on Fri, 11th Sep 2015 12:17 pm 



The fast life of modern humans is not natural. Nature rids herself of that which is not natural. This is a process not an act. Some of us are self aware of this epic process. Others are oblivious and lost in the deception of our clever exceptionalism.

It is us self aware of the species that are advocating a slower more natural lifestyle. This is the only answer and this is not without huge pain and suffering but it is the only way.

apneaman on Fri, 11th Sep 2015 12:54 pm 



Cops in America: Safer Than They Have Ever Been

“The notion that there is a “war on cops” being conducted in America — beloved of headline writers, politicians, and cops — is a complete myth. Policing, it turns out, is not an especially dangerous job, nor is it getting more so. If you want to honor someone who goes out there every day and puts his life on the line for you, hold a parade for the person who catches your fish. According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, commercial fishing is the most dangerous job in America. On the Bureau’s list of the ten most dangerous occupations, police officer does not appear. Nor is the trend going the wrong way; fewer cops were murdered in 2013 than in any year in the past generation, and it looks like 2015 will be about the same.

Logging and fishing, number one and two on the most-dangerous jobs list, have on-the-job fatality rates of about 127 per year per 100,000 workers. The rate for police officers is 11. (And that’s the rate for all deaths on the job, with automobile accidents accounting for almost as many as homicides.) By the numbers, it is twice as dangerous to be a truck driver as to be a crime-buster. By the numbers, your risk of being shot if you are a resident of Baltimore is about the same as if you are a sworn police officer.

So how has this mundane reality been transformed into the extreme paranoia now being shared by the uninformed and the uniformed? There seems to be a defensive, and an offensive, component.

The police offense has been to dive into the bonanza of so-called surplus military equipment rolling home from the battlefields of Iraq and Afghanistan, available free to police departments by a special act of Congress. To defend against the “war on cops,” and to avoid being outgunned by drug dealers, departments large and tiny, across the country, have gorged themselves on 30-ton armored personnel carriers, M-16 automatic weapons, flash-bang grenades, night-vision scopes, camouflage and body armor.

When you have a nice new hammer, every problem looks like a nail. Military-style SWAT teams have been used recently to raid barber shops in Florida suspected of operating without licenses, and to enforce liquor regulations among Louisiana nightclubs. Police response to trouble everywhere has more and more come to resemble the kick-in-the-door, kill-’em-all-and-let-God-sort-it-out tactics of urban military combat than the protect-and-defend approach of what we used to call peace officers.

The defensive component has arisen with the recent flurry of police killings of unarmed civilians. The impression is widespread that these killings have sharply increased, but it turns out that no one has been rigorously counting them, and we simply don’t know what the trend actually is. Incomplete statistics analyzed by people grinding various axes indicates the number of such shootings is increasing, especially since all those police departments got all their new toys. The Washington Post counted nearly 500 such shootings in the first five months of this year — a number that stands in stark contrast to the 24 police officers killed in the first eight months of the year. The numbers also indicate that more white people have been killed than black, suggesting the racial component of the problem has been overblown.

Now, none of this is meant to express any lack of respect for professional police officers. The key word being professional. As a lifelong journalist I have shared some sticky situations with police officers, from being abducted by rioters to accidentally arriving at a bank robbery in progress ahead of the first responders, and I learned long ago what professional looks like.

A professional officer knows that his job is to calm excited people, to de-escalate confrontation, to defuse tension and to avoid violence. And he is trained to do just that, prepared for the threats that might arise, practiced in handling them calmly. That is his job, and to expect him to do it when called on is not unreasonable. As they say [irony alert] it’s why they get the big bucks.

When you see a police officer emptying his weapon into the back of a fleeing, unarmed civilian, you are not seeing a professional in action. You are seeing a kind of war, but it is not a war on cops.”

http://www.dailyimpact.net/2015/09/11/cops-in-america-safer-than-they-have-ever-been/#more-3037

BobInget on Fri, 11th Sep 2015 12:54 pm 



Editors:
Please save this crazy person’s video for a year. Run it again 9/11/16

ennui2 on Fri, 11th Sep 2015 1:23 pm 



That kind of thing never happens. People are addicted to feeling the sky will fall tomorrow. They never want to look back and evaluate the bad predictions the day after.

idontknowmyself on Fri, 11th Sep 2015 1:30 pm 



Alex Jones is a good mirror into stupid people minds. Alex Jones is just wise enough to understand that something is wrong but not bright enough to understand what is really happening. He is not bright enough to understand the complexity of the system. So his simpleton mind turn to conspirations theories like 90 % of the population do.

He is a good mirror into 90% of the population minds ( is mind is similar to 90% of stupid people living on earth)

GregT on Fri, 11th Sep 2015 1:32 pm 



“That kind of thing never happens. People are addicted to feeling the sky will fall tomorrow. They never want to look back and evaluate the bad predictions the day after.”

Nothing quite like using generalizations to help justify keeping one’s head firmly buried in the sand. Ignoring good predictions about bad things works also.

GregT on Fri, 11th Sep 2015 1:37 pm 



90% of the population believe what they have been told to believe. Propaganda is a tool that has been honed to a fine edge over the last century. People conspire, they always have, and they always will. 90% of the population are completely brainwashed and are not capable of thinking for themselves.

onlooker on Fri, 11th Sep 2015 2:03 pm 



Correct. People are naive, misinformed, dumb, stubborn, apathetic, in denial mode etc. It is part human nature, part lack of time and interest and part a massive carefully planned disinformation campaign.

GregT on Fri, 11th Sep 2015 2:03 pm 



Not being an AJ fan at all, I hesitated to watch this video. After all of the above comments I forced myself to watch it. While many of Jone’s conclusions may or may not be correct, and he does his usual over the top sensationalization, every single one of the current events that he presents, is happening as we speak.

The only question that remains, is how long until this shit storm engulfs every, single, last, one of us?

Baptised on Fri, 11th Sep 2015 4:04 pm 



Apneaman COPS IN AMERICA, I also think a big problem with police brutality is police dept. are hiring ex soldiers. Do not get me wrong I am not blaming the soldiers, totally. It is just too much to ask of any human being to be trained and in the field to answer any confrontation with kill them. Then attempt to be a PEACE officer, i.e police. It is just too much in those adrenaline moments.

Apneaman on Fri, 11th Sep 2015 4:32 pm 



Baptised, many combat veterans from WWI, WWII, Korea, Vietnam and Gulf War 1 became police officers, so how did they manage to not go bat shit crazy while on duty? No, I believe it is part of a greater cultural collapse and it goes from the very top all the way to the bottom. It’s diseased.

Apneaman on Fri, 11th Sep 2015 4:34 pm 



It’s A Big Deal and It is Being Ignored

http://survivalacres.com/blog/its-a-big-deal-and-it-is-being-ignored/

welch on Fri, 11th Sep 2015 7:32 pm 



I’m with you ennui2.

Makati1 on Fri, 11th Sep 2015 7:32 pm 



To all inti-conspiracy posters here, maybe you should think about this quote:

“Give me control of a nations money supply, and I care not who makes it’s laws” – Amschel Rothchilds

Or:

“Those who have knowledge don’t predict. Those who predict don’t have knowledge” – Lao Tzu, 6th century BC poet

Tell me that the Central Banks don’t control most of the world today and I will tell you to think again. Not only is a long term plan of world domination possible, you are watching it play out in real life today.

Apneaman on Fri, 11th Sep 2015 7:57 pm 



Mak, that Rothschild quote is not exactly a secret and neither is the fact that bankers have been running the world for some time. It’s not a conspiracy, it’s a system of control and there has always been one since day one of civilization. You don’t get civilization without one. Some of us had some more personal freedoms that most of the others who came before us or who live in other countries, but those freedoms were always allowed as long as they did not severely threaten the status quo. Sometimes there is a revolution, but the cycle just starts all over again. All of us in the west with our collection of goodies and incomes are dependant on the system for them. I think the biggest trick of all was making people think that a hand full of personal choices was the same as being free. A mans home is his castle? Don’t pay your property tax and you will find out how “free” you are. Were no different than a hierarchical troop of baboons. Kill the Rothchild and another ape will take his place.

onlooker on Fri, 11th Sep 2015 8:36 pm 



I have to say that was really well stated AP. The essence of civilization is in fact control. Control of wealth, control of decisions, control of the laws, control of the coercive/security apparatus etc. I think the reference to conspiracy was that it is an esoteric concept the nature of how and why this system of control exists so people label it a conspiracy. I gather AP you would say it is part of our primitive “ape” mindset and power dynamic. Others would pinpoint more directly greed and power lust as driving forces. You could say both explanations are related and in sync. What do others think?

Apneaman on Fri, 11th Sep 2015 9:17 pm 



For much of history our rulers were often born into it – it was a crapshoot as to what type of person you would get for a ruler. A Cyrus or a Nero? Since the start of capitalism certain people are now afforded the opportunity to gain power in numbers previously unknown. In fact this latest version of capitalism, neo-liberal capitalism draws them like flies to shit – and we reward them. It mimics natural selection in a way. We/they have created/changed the environmental conditions(system) in which these people now have a big advantage over most others. They make up the bulk of elites, politicians, bosses and a growing share of the police and bureaucrats. Most of those fuckers in the tech industry are half robots devoid of cooperative sentiment and empathy.

How Will the 99% Deal with 70 Million Psychopaths?

“Did you know that roughly one person in a hundred is clinically a psychopath? These individuals are either born with an emotional deficiency that keeps them from feeling bad about hurting others or they are traumatized early in life in a manner that causes them to become this way. With more than 7 billion people on the planet that means there are as many as 70,000,000 psychopaths alive today. These people are more likely to be risk takers, opportunists motivated by self-interest and greed, and inclined to dominate or subjugate those around them through manipulative means.”

http://www.cognitivepolicyworks.com/blog/2012/07/24/how-will-the-99-deal-with-70-million-psychopaths/

Apneaman on Fri, 11th Sep 2015 10:52 pm 



Melting Antarctica Could Drown Coasts Much Sooner Than You Thought
Antarctica will suffer a major meltdown if we continue to burn fossil fuels at the present pace

http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/melting-antarctica-could-drown-coasts-much-sooner-than-you-thought/

GregT on Sat, 12th Sep 2015 1:10 am 



welch said,

“I’m with you ennui2.”

If you and ennui2 were to do a survey, I’m willing to bet that you would find the vast majority in agreement with both of you. Which is exactly why democracy will never work.

onlooker on Sat, 12th Sep 2015 7:27 am 



Thanks AP for the link to the How Will the 99% Deal with 70 Million Psychopaths?
I heard about that the genetic basis for this aberrant and abhorrent behavior and how the combination of nature and nurture can bring out the worst in a human being. Just another reason why this iteration of life on the planet needs a reset. I speak of course primarily us.

Davy on Sat, 12th Sep 2015 7:30 am 



“7 billion people on the planet that means there are as many as 70,000,000 psychopaths alive today.” Yea Ape Man but it is only 1% of those we have to worry about. They have the money and the power. Most are stupid and will get their ass kicked for being assholes. It is the ones with private armies and a finger on powerful weapons we have to worry about. Unfortunately many are in a position of global leadership now in either industry, politics, and or the military.

Makati1 on Sat, 12th Sep 2015 10:12 am 



OK, what is a concerted effort to take over the planet by a relatively small group other then a conspiracy?

Conspiracy: “An agreement between two or more persons to engage jointly in an unlawful or criminal act, or an act that is innocent in itself but becomes unlawful when done by the combination of actors.”

Conspiracy: “Any concurrence in action; combination in bringing about a given result.”

Conspiracy: ” a secret plan made by two or more people to do something that is harmful or illegal”

Choose your definition, but it is still a plan for a One World Government run by the conspirators.

ennui2 on Sat, 12th Sep 2015 10:19 am 



The reason conspiracy theories work is they are based on a kernel of truth. The problem is they take that foundation and twist it into a pretzel. Before you know it, you don’t realize you’ve been had.

Really there is little difference between a CT monger and a cult-leader. Both are mind-games meant to control how other people interpret data and squelch true independent thinking.

GregT on Sat, 12th Sep 2015 1:00 pm 



When the very people conspiring to create a one world government/financial system, come out and openly tell us that they are doing so, it’s kind of silly to call that a theory.

onlooker on Sat, 12th Sep 2015 2:24 pm 



Their is nothing occult or hidden about a few people running things. It has been happening since the dawn of civilization with Pharoahs, Kings, Caesars, Emperors etc. History tells us it is not only possible but it is common and predictable.