Talking about how quickly society broke down and how he coped.

http://www.kingworldnews.com/kingworldnews...%3A6%3A2010.mp3

Have a network, be friendly, think for yourself, don't expect others to lead you.


A city moved 10 feet!
http://www.wired.com/wiredscience/2010/03/...et-to-the-west/


(drBubb added):
Do we need "a network of the prepared?"

I can only take him half-seriously at the best of times, but I love listening to Gerald - very entertaining. He coins some fantastic phrases. I crack a smile every time he says "the Goldman Sachs gang and the Lehman boys" when he's talking about 'criminals and money junkies'.

I share his feelings about the importance of having a network and I was interested to hear how he specifically referred to the importance of online networks this time. Here in central London I don't know any like-minded people at all. I don't discuss any of my thoughts, investments or my work on DebtBombshell.com. Instead, I hope GEI can be a global knowledge network and that I can be part of that instead.

Gerald has "a chip on his shoulder as big as the crash he is forecasting."

But it is worth listening to his scary forecasts, since they often include some good advice.

I wouldnt want to mess with him, but I think is is not tall, and the "martial arts training" may have been
a compensation for that



I think a very useful function of GEI would be to provide a "network of the prepared."

But an online network is not a substitute for a community of live humans in your local community,
but we can compliment that.

Celente mentioned : http://AttackProof.com "Home of Martial Realists"