'History Does't Repeat Itself, But It Often Rhymes': Gas Prices Are Falling So Fast Because Economy Is On the Verge of Collapse

No, they add more stuff to the gas for summer, and now the winter gas is starting to come where there are not as many if any additives compared to summer gas. That is why gas costs more in the summer than it does in the winter.

The only way to lower gasoline prices is to build more refineries, forget the paperwork, and build more pipelines, and wells!

60% of jobs are likely service based jobs ( I made that number up). The income and disposable income from these positions typically remains within the economic cycle, currency is continually cycled between and through each service industry. I understand the devaluation of the dollar, but without much production within the US, its difficult to believe a total "collapse" would occur in a relatively short amount of time. I just see continued erosion of middle class wages and further degradation of the dollar (systematic dependency enumeration, the TPTB want you to constantly consume). You could make a strong case that we having been experiencing a collapse for the past 100 years. Once the banking cartel took over printing our money, it has systematically been collapsing ever since. The evolution of "money" occurs in cycles over a period of time which allows the banking mafia to remain in power.

I see the most volatile of economic factors is any income that is derived from investments. People relying heavily on dividends or suckling the tit of an investment based retirement system (ponzi scheme) who could suddenly experience a more drastic loss or collapse of their wealth. The housing bubble explosion reduced the middle class's wealth by almost 40% (another number I made up but like the first one, is probably pretty darn close).

I've been an avid GLP'er for 2+ years now. With certainty, I believe, the majority of the US will continue to erode into a newly forming segment of dependency, solely based on the incumbents’ inability to provide for themselves. People have been spoiled with cheap consumer products and "government" programs which has conditioned a lazy society. I could go on, but a subsequent "crash" is relative to the consumers’ confidence in the intrinsic value of the federal note anyways.

Avoiding a significant lifestyle impact can be marginalized by withdrawing consent from the dependency matrix and utilizing the thing that sits atop your shoulders.

The Fascist community relies heavily on constant consumerism, and drastic interruptions in the flow of gluttony would likely not bode well for the fatties in control. Just sayin...

You can't have a starbucks type service economy where 90% of the money just gets sent goes overseas to pay for imports. You just end up with more yuppie consumers fighting to afford their next latte. Take home wages for workers keep going down each year. Export capability continues to decrease each year. Worthless cubicle jobs producing nothing. A vicious cycle -

dont worry, right after the elections gas prices will skyrocket..

This video is very well doctored and I can offer a half dozen counter examples of idiot Obama supporters. Oh by the way, Obama did not kill Bin Laden, the US Navy Special Warfare Group, aka the Seals, killed that piece of shit. If you believe the official hype.

This is your articulate, educated coco wonderboy.

What do you think the solution is? Can people live without relying upon the current financial system?

Last Edited by Storm_Rida on 11/05/2012 07:34 AM

So true, I am on this path right now, simplify everthing, get off their grid as much as possible, self insure, no credit cards, or debt, take care of yourself body and mind. Get out of their matrix, worry about family and friends.

I thought it always goes down right before an election...

in the last vid he sounds like that bumbling idiot bush....

it has here recently, in ft laud this morning its 3.44 for regs.

few weeks ago it was 3.79.

YAY!

More oil spills and catastrophes!

It's probably a pre-election gimmick.

Let's go back and revisit this question in a couple weeks.