In the C’s session from 10/28/94, L asks, “When is the credit/debit card system going to be put into effect?” The answer, “4 to 11 years.” The question is asked out of sequence. That is, it was out of the flow of the ‘conversation’ that was taking place in the session at the time. Many times, particularly in the earlier sessions, Laura asked out of sequence questions. She says she had a definite purpose for this practice, to test the source. She thought that if the source was human, or even non-omniscient intelligence of some sort, then they would eventually contradict themselves or demonstrate some large time gap, presumably as they looked up previous answers, then formulated an answer to avoid contradiction. This was a smart practice.
There are other issues involving accuracy. The C’s themselves assess the accuracy of the sessions at about 72%. That’s higher than their assessment of any other channelled source they were asked about, but it’s still only 72%. There are only 3 people present at the 10/28/94 session, F***, Laura, and V***. There is an issue regarding F***’s presence and how he affected the quality of the channel.
Another prediction of sorts was given in this session concerning two missing boys in South Carolina. They were missing at the time and their mom had told police they were carjacked or something, and the story made national news headlines. It turned out later that the mom had actually driven her car into a pond with the boys inside, drowning them. The C’s answers to Laura’s questions at the time were extremely narrow, easily misinterpreted, and seem to imply that the boys would be found alive. The answer about the car being in the woods west may be geographically incorrect; I haven’t researched it that deeply.
Those answers are discussed in several subsequent sessions. Throughout all of the sessions, subjects like accuracy, precise language and usage, dates, and the fluidity of possible and probable futures are discussed. Interpretation and discernment are the keys.
So what are we to do with the “4 to 11 years” prediction above? First, I think the out of sequence nature of the question raises the accuracy. Second, the specificity of the response is different than other C answers. For example, when asked about when the wave would hit, they said 0 to 18 years (1994-2012). When asked (in ’98?) when a brown dwarf will pass through the Oort Cloud, they said 0 to 14 years (if memory serves). Later they said that the brown dwarf had been through the Oort Cloud 3 or 4 hundred years ago, but Laura had asked when “will” it happen so the answer of zero was as close to past tense as possible and the range to 14 was because they understood her meaning as to effects on Earth.
If we assume the accuracy of 4 to 11 years then I see a qualitative difference here. The date range is 10/28/1998 to 10/28/2005. The date does not end in 2012; I think that is significant. But there isn’t a publicly vocal or active push for the exclusively e-money system.
Well, the new bankruptcy law went into effect this month. Americans’ minimum monthly payments on their unsecured credit cards will double. The ability of the American consumer to drive the economy will falter. The dollar might collapse internationally and banks might actually have to take delivery of pallets of Federal Reserve Notes from overseas. (Remember that warehouse and other stashes of FRN’s found in Iraq right after the invasion?)
At some point in time the dollar will return to its intrinsic value. That is how every paper currency has ended its run, and I mean every one, no exceptions, in the entire history of paper money. With global electronic markets, lightspeed transactions, etc. the collapse could happen in less than 24 hours.
Some people will try to get their cash out of their banks. I know it doesn’t make sense but it will happen. Then for a little icing on the cake, some Fed Reserve official will announce that a lot of counterfeit money is being found mixed into the cash coming in from other countries. GW comes on TV, maybe with Allen Greenspan at his side, and announces a bank holiday, making a big deal about how FDR did the same thing in 1933 and he’s only acting on precedent. (As an aside, 2005 just matched 1933 for the most number of named tropical storms).
Every business that buys anything from outside the US (just about every business) can’t use FRN’s with their suppliers anymore. In short order the news media make it look like everyone is screaming for a new monetery system. So we get e-money. After the US adopts the system, it goes worldwide.
It may take longer then the end of this month but the first step, a sharp dollar decline, occurs between now and 10/28. So the C’s prediction is correct from their non-temporal perspective. The actual dates of the subsequent steps are immaterial to them. They also might have meant years only since that is how they worded their response. In that case they are correct if the first step occurs by the end of this year.
So, what are the chances of a steep dollar decline or a full blown collapse soon? Knowledgable folk know that this could happen anytime. Others may be taken by surprise. Just pull a few of those pieces of paper from your pocket. Consider everything you think you know about them, everything you’ve ever been told about them, every message you’ve gotten from your environment regarding them. Dig deep, then put all those ideas on hold for a moment. Now how much are those FRN’s worth?
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