The beginning of the end is underway. The events of the past two weeks mark another stage in the collapse of the economic system that began 300 years ago in England. Its end is in motion but so too is the beginning that will succeed it.

For better of worse we are witness to perhaps the greatest transition of all times. This statement is hyperbole. It is the truth. Comparisons to the Great Depression are now being made. It is not the same, at least exactly so. This time the collapse of the economy will presage the beginning of another.

Cultural, societal, religious, and economic shifts are always filled with conflict and tension. This conflict and tension is caused by the passage of the old giving way to the new. The new is coming but the old first must be swept away.

This is what we are seeing. This is what we are witnessing. Better days and a better world are ahead but the river Jordan is between us and those better days—and the river is raging.

Darryl Robert Schoon

www.survivethecrisis.com

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