Thursday, March 05, 2009

change = turmoil = succes?

A formula on how to survive the crash of world economies

Oeps, the world's stock indexes in week 10 of 2009 reached their lowest level in one or two decades.
The world is in turmoil. The IMF and World-bank shiver. Obama, Brown, Merkel, Sarkozy and all the other heads of State catched a cold or better are seriously ill.

Economies are wrecked. People with land as their property must be the lucky ones. Buy some sheep now, cows as well as some pigs. Don't forget the chicken. Together with homegrown vegetables you'll survive the food-crisis. It's not a Third World problem alone anymore. Have a horse or two.

Make your own water-well. Water will also be a product where people fight for.
Have some trees left on your property for shade and timber for repairs to your house.
Make yourself self-supporting like in the old days, before we traded on a massive scale.

The 2 horses I mentioned are ment for transport. The price of gasoline and oil will rise while wages fall. There will be a massive change in wellfare and wellbeing.
Maybe that's the change Indians in central America spoke about.

Capitalism is on the brink of extinction. It's the not C who rules the world anymore. The W should go to a regulated economy. The Asian model to say so. Did a Chinese economist already won the Nobelprice on Economies? I wonder.

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

Sad! Your post was well said. I wish things were better. It has been awhile since I have written here or blogged. Perhaps I should again. Best your way, Sallie from "attheheartofit" in Indiana USA

Anonymous said...

hi sallie, how're you doing? Come back and blog sometimes.

Jan from Jansblog