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That our current political and economic civilization is doomed? That it is mathematically and physically unsustainable? That it is even now in the process of collapsing like the “house of cards” it is? Yet it is all true. The chaos and pandemonium that is coming is not going to be the end of the world, [...]
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The Battle Lines Draw Near and Clear A revised and expanded edition of an earlier post on June 8, 2010. My days left here on Earth are growing shorter, but there is a message of grave importance to this entire planet I want to leave for those who will listen to it, whether in this [...]
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June 8, 2010 Now in my 70′s and with chronic health problems and considerable pain, my days left here on Earth are growing shorter. But there is a message of grave importance to this entire planet I want to leave for those who will listen to it, whether in this generation or those to follow. [...]
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