At last, a real preppers forum

[bigpaul]

(2 March 2012, 15:27)Skean Dhude Wrote: I just don't see a smooth scale like that.

Bear in mind we have never had the scenario we are talking about so what are they using for predictive software. The climate change algorithms?

Also consider that these are the same people that cannot balance a simple set of books. I see it tumblimg dramically after three months and then a less dramatic decline for a few years and then levelling off after 4 or 5 years. What happens next is up to us.

i think we need a large die off to do any good, less than that will only mean a short halt then back to business as usual same as before, no good, we need to get back to the population size of the 1950s, not sure what they were, but we need some breathing space, population of today is too large and unsustainable, if something happened and we were unable to import food anymore then a lot of people would starve, if we lost the European markets, say the EU collapsed then we would lose 40% of our export trade, i dont think we can go on as we are forever, something is going to happen and the whole house of cards will collapse, and then what??