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To: FJB who wrote (51335)	11/14/2017 11:35:16 AM
From: isopatch	6 Recommendations Recommended By AJ Muckenfus DinoNavarre Honey_Bee Investor Clouseau locogringo and 1 more member Respond to of 455589

<Steve Bannon: Same Causes of Roman Empire’s Decline Can Be Seen in America Today> Guess he's been reading my posts since late 2007....)) Seriously, probably half dozen longer and longer book lists posted 2007 to 2012, detailing the common features linking total socio-economic, military and political collapse of important empires and civilizations over the past 2500 to 3000 yrs. Backed off, for awhile after 2011-12. Almost nobody was interested and many were quite threatened by the idea it could happen here. Of course, that reaction is quite consistent with intense denial (often expressed as "virtue signalling"), a common driver of these collapses. Think about it folks. If the public and, especially, ENOUGH key people with the power to make the major changes necessary had realistically faced what was occurring and had acted? Only a relatively small number of major civilization would have ever disappeared due to other major, well researched and documented causes. This isn't rocket science. There's nothing special about me being ahead of the crowd about this either. Simply dumb luck to have a strong career background in financial work (remember <follow the money>) combined with a great deal of reading since receiving by B.A. in History in 1968. Iso