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Feral cats, beware
By Chan Akya
The death of any superpower usually carries with it a combination of military and economic defeats and, as with the Soviet Union's demise in the 1990s, America's decline will prove equally cruel.
Americans do not necessarily HAVE TO go down this road.
Before the dollar falls (if you have dollars that is) it may be a good idea to turn those dollars into something useful. Solar panels are just one example investment that keeps the power going even after the power of the dollar has evaporated.
If you do not have dollars (or 401K gold mines!), then, work may get tough to find. How about making solar panels, solar cars, batteries, installing solar panels, and what about those hydrogen (from water) powered things that are not made yet?
Does that sound like productive work that needs to be done by someone who doesn't have a job and by someone willing to earn an honest living?
http://hytechapps.com/
http://www.savefuel.ca/oxy-hydrogen/
http://waterpoweredcar.com/stanmeyer.html
And Electric cars?
Seriously?
http://gristmill.grist.org/story/2006/6/26/172718/341
OK, so, the dollar falls and dollars are worthless.
People start demanding Solar Panels because people want to have their own GAS STATION at home to fuel the Electric Cars that are also demanded.
Is this rocket science?
Who needs the oil in Iraq and Iran?
What happens when that oil is no longer worth stealing?
HELLO!