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We don’t know what the future holds for us so it only makes sense to do as the animals do. They stash away food and supplies for the winter or a rainy day.
We would be wise to store supplies to for rainy days or an emergency as do animals.
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Warn your friends and family about these hackers that have gone to new levels to steal your information. It is so easy and so sly, any of us can be fooled if we don’t know what to look for ahead of time. I hope you will watch these videos and then pass the information on to your friends.
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Please click on the link below and read how you can make wise financial management choices during these difficult economic times.
Although this may be an old news story, the information is still very applicable today.
I rediscovered this story when I was going through some old saved emails and thought you might appreciate this article.
http://newsroom.lds.org/ldsnewsroom/eng/news-releases-stories/wise-financial-management-during-tough-economic-times
Yes, we live in hard times with speculation suggesting that things will become much worse. We cannot fret and worry about it, nothing good will come from it. Instead, we must do the best we can to prepare so we will respond appropriately to a situation. We respond best when we understand the problems we face, determine how we can meet the conditions we face, and come up with plans to deal with whatever we face now and in the future.
No one will come through the days ahead unscathed by the difficulties! However, the better we understand the challenges expected and prepare the best we can, the better we will be able to handle whatever we might face. This will definately be a blessing to us and our families.
Please, do not try to face your trials alone; there is no good reason for it. We all should have the type of friends in our associations that see things from our perspective and will work with us in making wise plans.
We should be able to plan and pool together our knowledge, skills, and resources in order to face our trials . For example: My husband has collected several dutch ovens and a supply of charcoals. We have a friend or family member who has food items, so we cook their food in our ovens and share the meal. More and more frequently, out of necessity, we will see this sort of cooperation taking place!
We all have knowledge, talents, skills, and resources that we can share if we have a mindset to do so. Speak with your close family members and friends and see what you and they have that can be pooled during these times. This is how our pioneers were able to get through hard times during the days of the Old Wild West and other times in history? It is healthy for society when people to combine what they have and share it with someone in need.
Have you thought about what you have to share with those you trust and what they have to share with you as well? If you have not thought about it before, perhaps you will now. As I said before, there is no need to face trials alone. We were created to need each other and have talents and gifts given to us by our creator to share with people to make their lives better. If we do not use them for this purpose, we may lose them. Life will feel unsatisfying and we will not feel content in the live we live. Remember this when you see an opportunity to help someone who needs what you have and make the choice to help.
I would love to hear your stories and how you or your ancestors made it through difficult times by combining their resources.
My love and prayers are with you as you make plans for handling the recession and/or your personal crisis.
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I just had to share this article with you. It came to me in an email from Mike Dillard, who is a very successful entrepreneur. I admire this man and I respect his advice.
I hope you benefit from this email I’ve reposted for you and glean important information from it to help you deal with our unstable times. The information I report is for you to glean information so you can make decisions about your future. I make no money off the sale of these books and they do not appear in our store. You take the information for what it is worth to you and do with it what you wish.
We all know that we live in difficult times and that the times ahead could possibly become worse. If we have prepared the best we can, we can hope to get through it all with little pain. The more we understand the better we can approach the situation is the way I see it.
This Journey Began Two Years Ago, (and has been quite profitable), Thanks To The Following…
1: Robert Kiyosaki’s book, “Rich Dad’s Prophecy“. Written in 2002 (!!!), Robert basically called the collapse of 2008, six years before they happened. 
This book will give you an excellent bird’s-eye-view of what’s happened, why it happened, and what’s still to come. (And yes, there’s still much ahead in the coming years). This is the book that “woke me up” to what was about to happen, and spurred me into massive action.
2: My good friend and financial mentor, Kip Herriage from the www.VRALetter.com. Kip’s stock portfolio has finished up 100%+ annually for the last 8 years, which is insane. The guy is ridiculously good when it comes to the market, and calling critical market changes days before they happen.
3: Through Kip and Robert, I became very good friends with Michael Maloney, author of Rich Dad’s “Guide to Investing In Gold and Silver”
Michael’s book came out about two years ago, and it’s AN AWESOME, easy to read piece that will teach you the history of money, fiat currencies, precious metals, and the Federal Reserve.
As Robert would say, “Once you understand history, you can accurately predict the future”. Michael’s book will teach you the history in a quick, fun, and easy-to-read manner, so you can see the future.
I visit Michael’s site, www.GoldSilver.com several times a day to comb through the news articles on the home page.
I gave the head of every household in our family a copy of this book for Christmas, so he could take responsibility for his family’s future. (Ironically, not a single one of them has found the time to read it yet).
4: www.BusinessInsider.com. This is the best news site in the world as far as I’m concerned, and the only one I read.
5: Finally, I just found these videos through a friend last week. The information wasn’t new to me, but I think it’s a GREAT resource if you’re brand new to what’s going on. http://www.chrismartenson.com/crashcourse
By the time you watch the entire free video series, you’ll know more about what’s happening, why, and what’s to come in the future, than 99.99% of the world.
So there’s a great “getting started” list for you.
For the most part, they all say the same thing, because as I mentioned before, the outcome of today’s economic events are inevitable. Anyone seeking the truth, looks at the same events, the same numbers, and sees the same future.
It’s not too late, but the clock is about an hour from midnight. Arming yourself with this knowledge today, will ensure a prosperous and profitable tomorrow.
To your future,
Mike Dillard
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Grandma Judy’s Corner
This report is the most outrageous thing I ever read. You have got to read this and figure out how to protect your family’s health. May I suggest you check out our store at http://shop.ourdayshopping.com and look at the various greenhouses available for you to grow your own food. Some of them are very economical.
Please read this report below from NewsMax.com.
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Genetically modified foods have come to your local supermarket, even though most Americans don’t want them and many believe they’re dangerous. A CBS poll found that 53 percent of Americans wouldn’t buy food they knew had been genetically modified. But here’s the rub—there’s no easy way to know which foods contain genetically modified ingredients.
Genetically modified foods are made by inserting genes from another species into a food’s DNA. About 60 to 70 percent of products on grocery store shelves contain at least one genetically engineered element. These foods include corn, strawberries, tomatoes, lettuce, potatoes, soybean, and canola.
Click Here For The Rest of This Report From NewsMax.com Health.
Nothing is better than the food you grow yourself and can. You know what’s in it and you can determine how much sugar and salt goes into the bottled food.
I hope you take this report to heart and find a way to get yourself a garden or an economical greenhouse and start growing and canning your own foods.
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Posted by: Dr. Mercola
January 16 2010 | 142,373 views
The U.S. government is encouraging farmers to spread a chalky waste from coal-fired power plants on their
fields to loosen and fertilize soil.
The material is produced by power plant “scrubbers” that remove acid-rain-causing sulfur dioxide from plant emissions.
The substance is a synthetic form of the mineral gypsum, and it also contains mercury, arsenic, lead and other heavy metals.
The Environmental Protection Agency says those toxic metals occur in only tiny amounts. But some environmentalists say too little is known about how the material affects crops, and ultimately human health.
Washington Post December 23, 2009
Wall Street Journal January 9, 2010
As you may know, coal-fired plants produce about 50 percent of the power in the US, and are a major source of environmental pollution. One of its byproducts is FGD gypsum (flue gas desulfurization gypsum). Not surprisingly, the standard solution is to develop a scheme to sweep the problem under the rug and make money doing it…<<MORE>>
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Breaking from Newsmax.com
Trying Terrorists in Civilian Courts Cripples National Security
NewsMax reports that “The Obama administration is making a dangerous mistake by trying the Detroit airline bomber in a civilian court, says Sen. Kit Bond, the ranking Republican on the Senate Intelligence Committee.
Putting Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab will not only pose a threat to the city in which he’s prosecuted, Bond says, but it also hampers the ability of intelligence professionals to get valuable information.”
I think a majority of American agree with this statement, I know that I do!
“We’ve learned the hard way that trying terrorists in a federal court comes at a high price,” said Bond, R-Mo.
“First, we lose out on potential lifesaving intelligence, which we need right now. It also in the past has compromised our sources and methods.”
The problem I have and many others have as well, is that the terrorists are NOT American citizens who committed burglary or arson or something like that, they are enemy combatants/ In case anybody forgot, we are at war with these people. Why would we give someone who is NOT a citizen the same rights and access to legal representation in the states when they do not have such protection. They are foreigners and do NOT have the right. I just don’t understand the Obama Administration’s thinking in this matter.
The NewsMax report continues by stating that “Bond also opposes closing the prison for terrorist suspects at Guantanamo Bay, as President Obama has pledged to do. “Based on what we now know, Gitmo is the best place to keep these enemy combatants,” Bond said. “When you release them, and even worse if you bring them to the United States, that is likely to compromise our national security.”
All we can do at this point is hope that enough support will grow on both sides of the Senate to prevent the closing of the Guantanamo Bay facility. This is my hope at least, and I am sure the hope of a lot of Americans today. However, what concerns me is that the Senate is unwilling to go against the President, who obviously wants to close the facility so I doubt this situation will become reality. The President is determined to close Gitmo and we all know that he usually gets what he wants. Right?
As far as I am concerned, it appears that Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano is naive and does not really understand the task that her job requires to keep us secure. If the Democrats won’t admit that we are at war with terrorism and see acts like Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab Christmas Day attempt to harm us as a terrorism threat, then how can they really protect us? Did you notice that, although Democrats will not use the phrase “War on Terrorism”, the President finally admitted on television that we are at war with al-Qaeda. The problem with his statement is that we are not at war with just al-Qaeda but with hundreds of terrorist groups (mostly from the Muslim/Arab nations).
I do believe that the President is starting to see things a little more clearly about terrorism but I do not think he is taking it seriously enough yet. If he really understood terrorism the way he should as Commander and Cheif, then why did he take so long to leave his golf game and pay attention to what happened n Christmas day? I would like to believe that he understands but it’s hard for me to accept right now.
Obviously our system malfunctioned on Christmas day and that means American still are far from being safe. Bond is right when he questioned: “Is there somebody who is egregiously at fault, or is the system just not adequate to handle all these points?”
NewsMax.com reported that Bond said he is confident in the ability of Intelligence Committee Chairwoman Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., to conduct a fair, nonpartisan investigation. “She has worked on a very bipartisan basis with us,” he said. “I’m pleased with how the Intelligence Committee is working.”
Are you as confident in Dianne Feinstein to conduct a fair, nonpartisan investigation as Bond? Perhaps you have the same problem I do with the attitude of most Democrats on terrorism. Please leave a comment. I would love to hear from you on this topic.
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Written By Judith Sherman
Most reports we hear on television right now are negative and about problems with living in our times. It’s negative news on the current government administration, negative news on the state of our economy, negative news on the state of the dollar and it crashing soon, negative news on events going on around the world, and negative news on the war in Iraq and Afghanistan. With all that negativity, how do we find something to be positive about today?
I enjoyed church this week, it inspired me to think more positive about the gloom and doom going on around me, so I thought it would be a good idea to share some of what I learned with you. Take it for what it’s worth to you and apply whatever you feel will help you deal with the negatives in your own life.
The first thing I learned is that how we deal with our circumstances is all about perspective, the way we view events taking place around us. We may choose to live in our own little world and think all is well, we can accept the reality of the world we live in and complain about it, or we can choose to accept things as they are but be positive in our responses to what we see and hear.
The way I see it, we have a choice to be negative or positive about our environment. If we choose to be positive, we may need to change our mindset. Also, we may need to challenge ourselves to do something that helps us live in the world but not of the world. In other words, we make the choice to be positive. Also, accepting that we are not alone in this world and that there is no need to suffer through it by ourselves gives us a sense of well-being. We have each other, we have our communities on the Internet and at home, and we have a “Father in Heaven”; a being who loves us and will protect us in the safe cocoon that he provides for us.
In this way, we are much like a grove of trees. Trees standing close together catch another when it falls. Also, trees lean against another until someone comes along to either tether them up to something in order to straighten them or to cut them down.
We can become as a grove of trees. This means we catch each other when someone falls to prevent him or her from toppling over in a life storm or becoming washed away in the torrent. Also, it means we allow someone to lean on us for awhile until he or she tethers themselves to whatever helps them straighten up and stand again.
As we become more like a grove of trees in a storm, we gather strength from each other. This strengthens us as we fight the challenges we face right now, and helps us weather the brunt of our economic storm. By standing closely with each other, we know we have someone near who understands what we are going through and knows how to help us. This knowledge alone can be very comforting to us.
Think about it, when we put together our resources, our time and talents, our encouragement, and our love, we can accomplish great things that would not normally be accomplished alone.
Our nation is notorious for standing together in a crisis. Remember 9/11, how we came together to help those afflicted by the disaster! It made us stronger as a nation and as a people. For a short time, we forgot about our differences and about politics, we actually came together and supported each other.
I wrote these thoughts after 9/11/2001, regarding the way people responded to the crisis.
You were an inspiration to this country, as you came together from far and wide across this nation; united in purpose and patriotism.
This was shown in the flags you raised and the songs you sang, in the candles you lit, and the prayers you said.
With heads held high and caring arms spread, you hugged each other as tears were shed.
You were a ray of sunshine in the middle of turmoil, and an inspiration when this country was thrust into chaos.
No one did this alone; we did it together! Together we bridged the chasm of grief and despair, and together we face the future.
Although outraged for what happened that day, we must be united in order to be strong.
I saw people come out from all walks of life and all corners of the world to support the people in New York in their time of need. In addition, I saw this nation reach out to other countries in their crisis as well, and many churches contribute food and supplies to people suffering in a disaster. This is exactly the kind of thing I am talking about; caring for others in our own way and in our own community or online communities.
There are some really hard times in store for us as a nation in the near future. When the dollar crashes, it will cause huge problems for not only America but for other nations as well. Our dollar impacts the world and the world impacts us as well. One of the videos I posted points out that we will be the first to fall victim to over-spending and huge national debt. However, other nations have done the same and will follow the same path as America. So this is going to be a world-wide problem very shortly. This is why we need to become a grove of trees RIGHT NOW and prepare the best we can to respond appropriately to this type of world crisis. I suggest you watch some of the videos I have on my vodpod: Click Here. Also, you will probably like OhWell-ItsOk.com and FamilyBasics.
We would love to hear from you. Give us your advice for helping people who are suffering right now from a troubled economy. This is not just our web site (mine or Terrance’s), it’s yours too. We want you to be part of our grove of trees. Please tell us your thoughts, questions, and advice. Tell us how you handle the economy problems you face and how you have overcome the trials of our times.
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