April 8th Prediction

[Shabda]

as of today, the news reports that besides the potential gov't shutdown, tax refunds might also be affected...yay, great news eh?

[Miko]

Originally Posted by Shabda

as of today, the news reports that besides the potential gov't shutdown, tax refunds might also be affected...yay, great news eh?

yeah that's going to suck

[innerlight]

Originally Posted by Miko

Looks like they very well may do it this Friday after all O_o

wonder if he knew someone on the inside, lol

not really... it's been on the news for the past week or so.

[Miko]

Originally Posted by innerlight

not really... it's been on the news for the past week or so.

oh, lol, just goes to show how much I follow the news.

pfft, probable shutdown due to debate on taking away Planned Parenthood's funding or not :(

I hope they can keep their funding

looks like new anti-pollution reg. are causing the other side problems too. I don't know what those would be so I wont make any comments yet :)


http://www.usnews.com/news/articles/2011/04/08/time-running-out-to-avoid-government-shutdown

[Internal Queries]

Originally Posted by Guthee

pfft, probable shutdown due to debate on taking away Planned Parenthood's funding or not :(

I hope they can keep their funding

looks like new anti-pollution reg. are causing the other side problems too. I don't know what those would be so I wont make any comments yet :)


http://www.usnews.com/news/articles/2011/04/08/time-running-out-to-avoid-government-shutdown

well, the Republicans don't want any regulation or restrictions on industry at all. they feel industry should be allowed to pollute as they please for profit. the EPA is already pretty much toothless so the GOP just wants to yank out the few teeth it has left. what's some toxic waste and heavy metals in the air, water and soil when increasing the profit margin is at stake? the Republicans also dislike OSHA because safty regulations that protect employees cost corporations $$$. tough beans, coal miners! it's your own fault. if you were millionairs you wouldn't be going down into the black Pit of Despair in the first place. must be karma.

[inspirit]

The government didn't shut down. What does that say about David Wilcock's predictions?

Originally Posted by Miko

Hey guys, does anyone follow David Wilcock's Posts on his site? Apparently something dramatic is supposed to happen to the government on April the 8th:

Three different massive events all coalesce on this one focal-point -- just a week before taxes are due in the US:

SUPREME COURT RULES AGAINST THE FED: The Supreme Court has given the Federal Reserve a two-week deadline to reveal where the money went -- as of Monday, March 21st. This decision is one of the most significant events in American history. That brings us to April 4th -- four days before the 8th.

GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN: The Democrats and Republicans in Congress cannot agree on a budget. The US government will therefore shut down as of April 8th -- and there is no indication anyone will stop it. That means no paychecks, no services, et cetera -- for an indeterminate time.

NEW BRETTON WOODS: On this very same day, the first meeting to completely overhaul the world's financial system will take place. Other countries will now have much more of a say. This is the literal fulfillment of everything Fulford and I have been saying for so long.
This will create a massive wave of prosperity and directly pave the way for the release of clean, 'free' energy technology.

what do you guys think?

Another one bites the dust.

Wilcock is an interesting character. It has been said he is the reincarnated Edgar Cayce. Striking physical resemblance.
http://www.projectcamelot.org/david_wilcock.html

While I think Wilcock is valid, I read his work w/ considerable discernment as it often comes off a bit much like a conspiracy theory site for my comfort level.

Last night the US Congress reached agreement on the budget bill at the last minute before the shut down would have occurred. This will be one of many highly publicized battles the newly elected House of Representatives’ conservative Tea Party congresspeople will have w/ the rest of Congress as they try to pass their extreme legislation. They are currently trying to eliminate long-standing, popular & needed programs such as Medicare. Their tactics are likely to backfire as the majority of the US public supports these programs.

When Bill Clinton was president the Republicans refused to negotiate w/ the rest of Congress & we had a government shut down 2 times.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_...995_ and_1996

There is a very broad range of what is considered essential government services that this type of shut down doesn’t apply to, so there is no need to be concerned about the stability of the US government if this happens. It is just ugly politics & will always be resolved quickly as Congressional representatives’ offices are immediately flooded w/ calls & emails protesting this when they pull this tactic.

[Miko]

lol, guess Mr. Wilcock was wrong about the shutdown. And I haven't heard anything about free energy yet... at least I'll get my tax return in time :P