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-- an eroding dollar as Americans realize theirs buys less and they don't have enough to get by;
-- Europe's debt contagion and possible defaults;
-- another false flag terror attack, perhaps one greater than 9/11;
-- a grave natural or engineered disaster; or
-- "any combination of the above" people need to prepare for and be ready; it's too late when they arrive perhaps with martial law, bank holidays, restricted access to deposits, currency devaluations, and other economic and political harshness on top of everything up to now.
In self-defense Celente advises "GC's Three G's: Guns, Gold and a Getaway plan." In mid-July he promises more "practical strategies to cope with the coming collapse" and be able to survive.
On June 15, former Morgan Stanley Asia economist now Yale University Professor Stephen Roach offered his own gloomy assessment, headlining his Financial Times article, "Zombie consumers lead US into lost decade," saying:
"The global economy is being hobbled by a new generation of zombies - the economic walking dead. American consumers are in the early stages of an unprecedented retrenchment."
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