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My Predictions for 2010

Posted April 3, 2009 - January 4, 2010

The most recent notes/news articles to support predictions are in red.

 

2010 T-Square: Fasten Your Seat Belts - Turbulent Year Ahead

During 2010 Jupiter and Uranus will enter Aries, Saturn will enter Libra. The World Points are 0 degrees of the Cardinal signs (Aires, Cancer, Libra, and Capricorn) and 15 degrees of fixed signs (Taurus, Leo, Scorpio, and Aquarius). Planets located at these degrees express their archetypal power on the global stage with unequivocal force and drama. In July there will be a planetary T-Square configuration (when two or more planets in opposition make a square to a third planet) when Pluto, Uranus, Jupiter, Saturn, Mars, and the Moon will be at 0-3 degrees of Aries, Libra, and Capricorn.

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The T-Square configuration in a horoscope is a challenging combination that signifies the need to rise above one’s circumstance in order to overcome a problematic issue, but at the same time, the drive and determination to realize and implement a solution. Since the T-Square will be composed of planets in dynamic and forceful cardinal signs, we can expect 2010 to be a complex, strenuous, and demanding year of extraordinary change, crisis, power struggles, organized protest, upheaval, and revolution.

The U.S. Declaration of Independence Sibly horoscope has a number of points in early cardinal degrees that will be affected by the T-Square configuration. The U.S. Venus is at 3 degrees Cancer, Jupiter at 5 degrees of Cancer, and the U.S. Midheaven at 1 degree of Libra.  Throughout 2010 transiting Pluto will oppose both the U.S. Venus and Jupiter while Saturn transits conjuncts the U.S. Midheaven. In a nation’s horoscope Venus has rulership over coinage and the intrinsic value of legal tender. Venus also rules diplomacy and international relations.  Jupiter in a nation’s horoscope is indicative of the nation’s sovereign wealth and institutional holdings in regards to its monetary reserves and banking system. Jupiter also rules over a nation’s trade and commerce, speculative markets, as well as the commercial real estate sector. The Midheaven in a nation’s horoscope rules its leadership and executive branch of government.

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Thus, the nation may be heading for a major financial crisis as of a result of a currency collapse due to a collapse of the corporate real estate market that could result in a devaluation of the U.S. dollar and a crisis of confidence in the nation’s leadership due to government’s inability to revive the economy and regulate the nation’s deteriorating banking system. The result of this will likely be a nationwide breakdown in state, municipal and local government in economically hard hit states that will result in large-scale organized protest by a demoralized and underemployed populace that will demand major social and economic reform.

Below is a black box graph (the Millennium black box module from AIR software allows one to plot weights for aspect for any time span using any type of predictive technique) indicates the dates and the effect of each planetary transit to the natal chart of the US Sibly Horoscope.

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Red bars indicate a period of stress, challenge, and crisis. The green bars indicate periods of stability, expansion, and development. As we can see, the summer of 2010 is when the economy is likely to undergo another serious crisis and contraction.

 

U.S. Politics: Government and Leadership

  • The economic inequality throughout the U.S. will create a potent grass-roots reform movement in 2010 that will fight to reverse the concentration of wealth and power of an advanced oligarchy, which will begin to politically destabilize the two party system of government. (January 4, 2010)

  • In 2010 we will see the active breakdown of the current power structure that has enabled corporations to contribute substantial funding to both the Democratic and Republican parties to ensure their duopolistic hold over the political process, that excludes any third party influence that may be antagonistic to corporate power and break bipartisan silence on vital issues that concern middle class Americans. (January 4, 2010)

  • The astrological T-Square configuration to occur in July 2010 will create a crisis of confidence in the nation’s leadership due to government’s inability to revive the economy and regulate the nation’s deteriorating banking system. The nationwide breakdown in state, municipal and local government will result in large-scale organized protest by a growing demoralized and underemployed populace that will demand major social and economic reforms along with a restructuring of the tax system. (January 4, 2010)

  • FEDERAL RESERVE PREDICTION: H.R. 1207: The Federal Reserve Transparency Act, a bill to amend title 31 of the United States Code, to reform the manner in which the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System is audited by the Comptroller General of the United States and the manner in which such audits are reported to Congress that is currently in committee will get sent out to the floor of the House of Representatives for a vote. (January 4, 2010)

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U.S. Politics: the Obama Administration

  • The Obama Administration will move the U.S. from a free economy to a command economy where the supply and price of resources and energy, and the production of goods and services, will be directed more and more by the government than by market forces in the form of a federal command structure such as an appointed czar and government commission. (January 4, 2010)

  • By the close of 2010 it will become clear that the additional 30,000 troops deployed by the Obama Administration (bringing the total number of American troops in the country to 100,000) will be insufficent to counter an increasingly confident Taliban insurgency operating deep inside of northern Pakistan. In the face of mounting American casualties and lack of faith in Karziai's Afghan government, the Obama Administration will face increasing criticism with voters, the media, and even members within his own party over the overly-optimistic and unrealistic timetable for training the Afghan army and police (currently, the Afghan army has a loss rate of about 25% of its members trained by the U.S. and its NATO allies, the bulk of whom just walk away) to take over the security of Afghanistan within 18 months. (December 3, 2009)

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U.S. Economy: General

  • China , Russia , India , and the commodity bloc in the Middle East will begin to reject the fiat currency of the U.S. Dollar, buying gold and other precious metals on a large scale as U.S. public debt exceeds 70% of GNP and the banking system in the United States continues to deteriorate. (January 4, 2010)
  • Despite reports from the mainstream media that economy is improving Americans will become more cynical then ever about government actions to regulate the nation’s financial system. The growing belief among Independent and Progressive voters that the federal government is more concerned with making Wall Street firms profitable rather than making sure the financial system works well for all Americans, will lay the seeds for social revolution that will result in a middle-class tax revolts and political upheaval in the second half of 2010. (January 4, 2010)

  • Crop failures throughout the nation in 2009 will result in food shortages by mid-year, which will cause food prices to increase and Agra commodities to crash in 2010. (January 4, 2010)

  • The once vibrant and robust American middle-class that was the pillar of American democracy will no longer be sustainable and begin to collapse in 2010 as the number of people seeking jobs far exceeds the number of jobs available with almost 50% of the home mortgages being underwater (meaning that the homeowners will owe more on their mortgage than what their house is worth). (January 4, 2010)

  • The assertion of “Peak Oil” (where the production crude oil approaches a realistic limit) along capital mismanagement will drive the fuel prices up and begin to destabilize an already fragile U.S. economy.  Although the world will not be running out of fossil fuels in the foreseeable future, the plateau of crude oil will drive up inflation and begin to cause civil unrest and disorder in some areas of the country as living standards begin to fall substantially. (January 4, 2010)

  • Economic uncertainty will dramatically increase in the United States as China will begin to dump and hold U.S. dollars at various increments without wiping out their own savings. (May 26, 2009)

  • Great Depression II: The current U.S. recession will turn into a second Great Depression by December 2010. (April 3, 2009)

    NOTE (4/3/09): The U.S. economy entered a recession in December 2007, according to a committee of economists at the private National Bureau of Economic Research. David Owen, an economist at Dresdner Kleinwort, suggested a recession turns into a depression if it lasts more than three years. Most Western recessions last only a single year. Some last two years. Only one has lasted longer that wasn't the result of war. They rarely last longer than that and only one -- the Great Depression -- was not the result of a war.

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U.S. Economy: Stock Market, Retirement and Investing

  • In 2010 we can expect a bull market in precious metals and emerging markets as capital and productivity continue to shift away from the United States economy to emerging markets with a much younger working populations. (January 4, 2010)

  • America's Retirement Crisis - 401Ks Become 101Ks: The collapse of most Babyboomer's (born 1946-1970) nest eggs due to the economic meltdown that began in 2008 will cause a fundamental restructuring of the investment advisory industry in 2010. (April 23, 2009)

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U.S. Economy: Unemployment

  • The greatly undervalued underemployment rate, counting part-time workers who want full-time jobs and laid-off workers who have given up their job hunt, will exceed 20% by 2010. (January 4, 2010)

  • As local banks continue to fail, mounting unemployment, home foreclosures spiking, with scores of local business struggling to endure, people go into survival mode to meet their basic needs as state and municipal government begin default on their debt obligations. Thus local governments will have greater difficulty providing essential services and maintaining control. As a result public order will begin to gradually deteriorate in some municipalities in several economically hard-hit states. U.S. states projected to default on their debt obligation in 2010 will be:

    1. California
    2. Michigan
    3. Rhode Island
    4. Nevada
    (January 4, 2010)


  • Due to ravages of economic contraction there will be over 25 million people unemployed and/or underemployed by 2010, with nearly 50 million people living in poverty and struggling with no health insurance or health care of any kind. (January 4, 2010)

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U.S. Economy: Real Estate

  • The commercial real estate collapse that began in 2009 will accelerate and intensify bring down hundreds of regional banks throughout the nation in 2010. (January 4, 2010)

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U.S. Business

  • In 2010, as major companies continue to downsize and outsource their operations abroad, people will begin to move toward building different type of economy, by creating their own companies based on equal ownership that manufacture and provide services toward things that the world actually needs such as sustainable energy systems, local food production technology, ecologically friendly homes, and antipollution products. (January 4, 2010)

  • Due to rising unemployment and no sign of improvement in the U.S. job market, highly motivated “under-employed” individuals will create a record number of startup companies that will outsource every possible function outside their business (such as low cost Web-based services for accounting, e-mail, web design, marketing, order-taking, data bases management, product manufacturing and procurement, fax and telephone answer service), except the one distinctive service that requires a core skill and expertise, that allows them to create and provide value in the market place.  (December 7, 2009)

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U.S. Society: Middle Class; Counter Culture Movement

  • Many of the ideals and values embodied in the mid-sixties counter culture movement will make a major a revival and begin to take hold in mainstream society by the summer of 2010. (January 4, 2010)

  • The inequality of wealth in the United States , between the declining middle class and the wealthy (top 1%) will soar to unprecedented levels, as the market forces of the Great Recession continue the growing and corrosive gap between the rich and the poor. (November 29, 2009

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Japan Economy: Prediction 2010

  • As marriage and family formation by young and early middle-aged Japanese continue to decline, the shrinking and aging Japanese population will become a major issue as sales consumption and taxable income drops. The demographic collapse facing Japan along with a deeply troubled economy due to decades of capital mismanagement, unrestrained entitlement programs, expanding public debt (198% debt to the nation's GDP), chronic deflation, high default rates, and rising unemployment, will push the nation into unprecedented economic crisis and social instability by 2010. (January 4, 2010)

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World Economy: General - Predictions 2010

  • Due to the continuing decline in the British banking system the British GDP will fall 4.7% in 2010. (January 4, 2010)

  • Global imbalances and sovereign debt issues (nations will be unable to pay their debts in the year ahead) will weaken the economic stability of many nations across the globe. Below is a list of nations (listed by order of severity) that will be most adversely affected by the July 2010 T-Square configuration that are at risk of sovereign debt default:
    1. Russia
    2. United States
    3. Austria
    4. Macedonia
    5. Iceland


    6. Georgia
    7. Croatia
    8. Mexico
    9. Greece
    10. Argentina
    11. Slovenia
    12. Spain

    (January 4, 2010)

  • NOTE (3/24/10): March 24 (Bloomberg) -- Greece will default on its bonds “at some point” as the euro region fails to deal with its first major economic crisis, said Paul Donovan, deputy head of global economics at UBS Investment Bank.“I think it’s in an impossible situation,” said Donovan, who is based in London, in an interview with Bloomberg Radio today. “Europe has failed to clear its first serious hurdle. If Europe can’t solve a small problem like this, how on earth is it going to solve the larger problem, which is the euro doesn’t work. It’s a bad idea.”

  • The economic model of globalization that was established by the transnational corporate groups during the mid-sixties (Uranus/Pluto conjunction) and dominated most of the planet during the past 40 years is in its last death throes and will be replaced starting in 2010 with a progressive and sustainable system. (March 1, 2009)

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U.S. Homeland Security: Mexico

  • Mexico will be on the verge of systemic collapse due to a series of secular events that will create an economic meltdown.  This crisis will weaken the Mexican government's ability to maintain civic order and control. This will be followed by massive illegal immigration into the U.S. by the tens of thousands due to the growing civil infighting. Mounting military incursions on U.S. soil by rogue Mexican military units, followed by the interruption of Mexican oil production, will lead to an American military response. (March 13, 2009)

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