Mediums: The CR News Reports© is a copyright publication of Channeled Readings®. The following predictions on the GLOBAL ECONOMY were channeled on April 9, 2011 directly from our “Higher Intelligence Source” and not from what we, the Mediums may think, reason, guess, analyze or anticipate from probabilities or trends. These predictions are not based in conspiracy theories or come from a doomsayer’s slant. We provide Survival News Predictions to help you overcome any fear of the future you may have and empower you to prepare for what’s coming… What do Rome, Spain, the Netherlands, France, Great Britain and America have in common? They are all former empires or becoming former empires. Decades of bad choices by political leaders has resulted in a death spiral for the American economy. And since the economy of the American empire affects so many other countries, what happens in the United States affects a global economy. Bad decisions were made that perpetuated themselves over and over again until they became habits. Then those habits became destiny and bring us to where we are today with a decaying economy. These decisions have also led to the lowest number of people in the labor force since the early 1980′s and people making 10% less than they did in 1965, adjusted for inflation. Food and energy prices are running wild and stock markets are being held up artificially by stimulus. The government says we’re in a “recovery.” All the information and statistics you hear on the news seem rosy enough to support a recovery too. When the government tells you that 216,000 jobs were added in February that sounds like a high number. What they don’t mention is that, almost 3 million people have left the workforce and the entry level working age of the population has grown by over 3 million more. Did these people just get tired of working and leave the workforce? Are these all those baby boomers who are now rich enough to retire? Could these be the same baby boomers that the main stream news say have not saved enough to retire and will be working into their ’70′s? And what kind of jobs are being created? Are they meaningful jobs created for the betterment of a strong, balanced economy? No, they are financial analysts, accountants, lawyers, tax specialists, and investment brokers and bankers. Jobs for teachers, school administrators, nurses, waitresses and busboys have doubled since the 1960′s. With all these jobs being created in these sectors, the U.S. should be the wealthiest, healthiest and smartest country in the world. But the top 1% take home 40% of the wealth and we are the most obese, diabetic, and unhealthy nation on earth, spending more per person on health care than any other country. Our schools are not turning out thinking graduates or the needed scientific and engineering minds necessary to help a country “recover” in any meaningful way. McDonald’s announced last week that it was going to hire 50,000 people this month. But, creating jobs that do not increase the overall wealth of the country and everyone in it is a sign of a country in decline. In the last 18 months, while the U.S. has added 529,000 jobs for lawyers, accountants, consultants and tax specialists to decipher a 60,000-page IRS tax code, 193,000 jobs for waitresses and hotel busboys, and 238,000 clerks have been hired at Wal-Mart. GE has 975 of these tax specialists, attorneys, and accountants so they can pay no income taxes on over $14 billion in profits for 2010. Is this our future employment model? In 1961, the population of the U.S. was 184 million with 54 million employed and 15 million employed in manufacturing. Now, the population is 310 million with only 11 million employed manufacturing things. That equates to an increase of 68% in the population and a 22% decline in manufacturing jobs. It seems that the only things still made in America are construction equipment we sell to developing nations whose growth is outpacing America and weapons and planes we sell to our favorite dictators around the world. How much longer can this economic model hold up? And, what will be the outcome of these continued bad decisions on a once-great nation? We would ask our Higher Intelligence source to bring through their predictions and commentary on this and anything else they see as relevant to the Global Economy at this time. … Go ahead with your predictions and commentary…
Voice of Higher Intelligence: “The great empires of the world throughout history all have something in common – they’re all history now. Nobody sets out to deliberately make bad decisions, but people see decisions differently – bad for who? Empires make decisions to benefit the few at the expense of the many. This type of decision making leads to the gradual decay of a society. As empires expand they concentrate more on exploiting others and they forget about supporting themselves and the people back home. You cannot abandon production and exports and replace them with consumption and debt. This leads to poor people with high levels of debt and a broke country that owes everybody. We predict the following things for the U.S. and therefore, the global economy…” continue MEMBERS-read the rest of these predictions in the CR News Reports©, or click HERE to order yours now to get all the “News Before It Happens … The Nostradamus of the NEWS.” Not a Member? … want to listen to this entire prediction?
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