Reply #42: I've read enough to know that she's a wacky conspiracy theorists.

[sufrommich]

Did you know she claims to have been poisoned four times(whoever is poisoning her wins the award for most inept poisoner ever).

I have a hard time giving her any more credence than I give Glenn Beck, who she sounds an awful lot like:

A quote from her:
6. What advice do you have to offer the average American (e.g. NOT a deep-pocketed investor) who is concerned about our economic future and wants to preserve wealth and quality of life?

Your time and attention count. Stop listening to or associating to people or institutions that have a vested interest in centralization. Start by turning off your TV. Shift your deposits, purchases and donations to people and companies that you can trust.

Protect your health. The food and water supply is slowly being controlled and poisoned. Taking steps to assure local sources of fresh food and water is essential for your health. So is educating yourself on steps you can take to detox your body and build your immune systems. The rise of environmental and electromagnetic pollution calls for a level of effort to maintain physical energy and strength that was unthinkable a decade ago.

Lower your overhead. Use your time to build as many skills as possible that can help you do more for yourself and barter with those around you.

Invest in tangibles, including precious metals. Do now allow yourself to be drained by what I call the “slow burn.”

Finally, build your understanding and ability to engage in spiritual warfare. The financial corruption is a symptom of a much deeper and very invasive moral and cultural problem. Organize your life to serve whom and what you love.