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Clairvoyance: what can we expect in the next few years?

For thousands of years, there have been clairvoyants working professionally for kings and superior persons.
The Oracle of Delphi in Greece is world-famous. People seeking advice from all over the Mediterranean went to see Pythia, the seer working there.
The doctor and clairvoyant Nostradamus, whose quatrains made him famous, served the French royal family in the mid-sixteenth century.
For thousands of years, not only citizens but also rulers were consulted by the best clairvoyants. I myself have clients from all different layers of society.
The economy crisis has been part of our lives for about three-and-a-half years. Banks were saved, countries were saved, more and more money has to be printed and provided in order for our economic system not to collapse, new debts are incurred to cover all debts.
In what direction do some powers want to steer the world?
In my opinion, there will be three waves in the current economy crisis. We have dived through the first big wave.
After the 750 billion bail-out to secure the stability of the Euro in mid-2010, the daily “Die Presse” published the article “Unemployment would have rocketed by the 100,000s” on 5/12/2010:
“We were facing a scenario similar to 1930”, Josef Pröll, the minister of finance of the Austrian People’s Party said on the TV show “Report” of the Austrian Broadcasting Corporation ORF, in reference to the 750 billion bail-out for weakening EU countries. … “unemployment would have rocketed by the 100,000s”, Pröll said about the possible consequences of a falling-apart of the European currency. Savings would have been lost, Pröll stated, according to the ORF-“Teletext”.
I wonder how safe our savings in banks really are. Could it be that we will not be able to withdraw money from banks anymore if no more bail-outs are passed?
This was the case in Argentina in 2001/2002, when millions of people wanted to withdraw their savings and all banks were closed.
I feel that fewer and fewer people have trust in the politicians in charge and the banks.
If the IMF respectively the European Central Bank fork out no more money, the economy is at a risk of collapsing. This could result in anarchy and war.
The USA, Japan and Great Britain are globally heavily indebted countries. They pose a great risk for the whole global economy.
Europe:
The European Union has grown way too fast with regard to the number of members. Countries whose economic performance does not at all come up to that of Western European countries were granted membership. It should be pointed out that the EU mainly follows economic interests. The EU-expansion was mainly driven by influential entrepreneurs going for the benefit of being able to produce in Eastern European low-wage countries. Accepting those countries into the EU meant to avoid trade customs, while creating a certain political stability.
Furthermore, it has to be stated that the Eastern European countries were – and still are – mainly leveraged by Western Europe. That means that Western European banks have invested hundreds of billions of Euros into Eastern Europe. Credits were given to both individual persons and companies, even though very often there was no sufficient coverage, in my opinion. The current economy crisis has caused many borrowers to get into arrears, and the money can practically not be collected anymore. That means that many hundreds of billions of Euros have not been amortized yet from the banks and insurances, which presents a great risk for the global financial system and the European economy.
The current focus of the media is on Ireland, Portugal and Greece regarding their menacing national bankruptcy, but I think that countries such as Great Britain, Spain, Italy and some Eastern European countries pose the greatest risk of engulfing Europe in the abyss. This would mean that the Euro weakens more and more towards the Dollar, which would be to the advantage of non-European countries.
Europe’s economy focuses on export and delivers to countries all around the world. A weakening of the Euro would make European goods cheaper for the rest of the world.
The second big advantage is, especially for the USA, that fossil raw materials are traded in Dollars. The cost for fuels and fuel oil for Europe would explode at a weak Euro-rate. As a consequence, the European economy doesn’t start up and there is no growth. That in turn leads to a further depreciation of the Euro. This scenario would worsen if wars at the Gulf of Persia or with North Korea were to happen. If that was the case, energy and fossil raw materials would become unaffordable for the vast majority of the population.
What about the future?
The more the indebtedness of countries grows the more money is printed, however, this process automatically depreciates it. The other possibility is to create virtual money, which is expressed in numbers but doesn’t exist in reality.
This leads to inflation, social services are cut and basic human needs cannot be met completely anymore. When an economic system collapses, purchasing food in shops becomes difficult. In the last big economy crises, the provision with basic supplies was regulated via food stamps.
During the economy crisis in 1930, the city of Steyr in Upper Austria was the poorest city in Europe. Many people were employed in industrial plants. When the industry collapsed, industrial workers sought to work on farms, so they could provide their own families with food. Then 50% of Austria’s population was actually working in agriculture, nowadays it is only 4 to 5%. It is easy to imagine what that would mean for the people.
USA:
The big economy crises of the last two centuries always took their start in the USA. As was obvious in 2007 (the beginning of the subprime crisis), the cause of the wide-spread crisis was the lack of control in the financial system. The USA’s solution to financial crises is to print money. No-one knows how much money is additionally printed that way. Great Britain and Japan handle their budgets the same way. As a comparison: Japan has the highest per-capita debt worldwide at 220% of the gross domestic product. Greece is indebted at about 125% of the GDP. This serves to show that some countries manage to stay afloat by means of clever cover-up tactics.
Up to the beginning of the 70s, the Dollar was covered by gold. This real coverage was lifted. Still, the attempt of retaining the Dollar’s status as the world’s currency has continued, using various means, including military and diplomatic strategies. However, since the Dollar is no longer covered by real values, this means that it is traded way above its actual value. The whole world has had to comply with this system up to now, since almost every country has invested the vast majority of its monetary reserves in Dollars. This dependence leads right into the abyss.
In the last decade, different countries tried to free themselves from their dependency on the USA (Dollar). These countries are North Korea, Iraq, Iran and Venezuela. They exchanged their Dollar reserves into Euros, since the Euro then had a real economic value for the respective countries compared to the Dollar. In 1999, the Euro was introduced as a book value and hence also traded. Iraq exchanged its monetary reserves from Dollar to Euro in 2000. Also, it exchanged its ten billion Dollar credit with the UNO, which resulted from the UNO program “oil for food”, with Euro. This actually meant that Iraq as the first country had sold oil for Euros. Iran also exchanged half of its Dollar reserves into Euros in 2002. North Korea also exchanged its Dollars with Euros in 2002. The USA immediately sanctioned the country. Despite an existing delivery contract, the USA didn’t deliver fuel oil anymore to North Korea. The whole industry collapsed and the civilian population suffered greatly from this drastic measure. North Korea’s way out of this situation was to start producing energy in nuclear plants again.
Those countries that tried to get out of the dependence on the Dollar were called the “axis of evil” by the USA. The USA will try to nip any such attempts in the bud in the future, irrespective of what country it is.
I found it important to report on this background, since no government has officially talked about this. This highlights how well the USA’s politics of intimidation work worldwide.
Millions of people in the USA and all around the world were hoping for more humanity and peace in the world when Barack Obama was elected President. My personal visualization tells me that there will be more empty promises but no major changes.
The USA benefits greatly from the fact that oil and raw materials are exclusively traded in Dollar. In my opinion, the country has a few different plans:
The USA are highly indebted, i.e. the implicit and explicit national indebtedness amounts to about 75,000 billion Dollar. How can the financial collapse of the USA be averted? The USA seem to have put their focus on two countries, North Korea and Iran. First, thousands of billions of US-Dollars are printed, and a fiscal position is assumed in the stock market, e.g. on the increasing prices of oil and of gold, the increasing price of food or arms. Once the position has been assumed, the affected countries are provoked, which eventually leads to war. This means that a war can consciously be precipitated within a certain time frame and a lot of money can be made that way. The rest of the world pays. The USA and Israel as well as several allies will go to war with Iran, which can, of course, mean a wildfire for the complete Middle East. South Korea, Japan and the USA will go to war with North Korea. 30,000 US-soldiers are deployed in South Korea. 75,000 GIs are still deployed in Japan since the end of World War II. The USA are trying to get China on their side so China will remain neutral or even support the USA in case of a war with North Korea. Furthermore, in the name of terror, the USA will try to get a foothold in oil-exporting countries in Africa.
It is obvious for the whole world that the USA are trying to reach supremacy at the Gulf of Persia. In all these countries that export oil and don’t have the military strength to oppose the USA there are allegedly weapons of mass destruction, that have never been found, and internationally operating terror organizations.
Before wars are started, there are concerted attempts of winning over those people in the affected countries that may have a critical position towards the approach. This can possibly be done through terror attacks, that are staged by the governments and then exaggerated by the media.
Barack Obama’s receiving the Nobel Peace Prize is controversial. I compare it to a student who announces to his professors how hard he has studied for the exam and who gets an A simply for the announcement, without even having taken the exam. It is a fact that more and more US-soldiers are deployed to Afghanistan and the use of unmanned aerial killer vehicles is strongly pushed by the Obama administration. The USA are trying to defend and expand their economic and military supremacy, whatever it takes.
During big economy crises in the last few centuries, governments always tried to distract from the crisis by consciously planning and staging wars.
The cycle of big economy crises spans about 70 to 100 years. This means that there are hardly any people who get old enough to experience two crises. Even though you might hear stories from the time period between 1914 and 1950, you can’t really comprehend them. If there hadn’t been bailouts in the last two years, the system would have collapsed three or four times within that time period. However, all these bailouts only postpone the actual crisis. No-one can really imagine what’s in store for us.
After the end of World War I, Germany experienced a hyper-inflation over the next two years. In July 1914, you would get 4.20 Marks for 1 Dollar. On November 20 1923, you would get 21,000,000,000,000 Marks for 1 Dollar. The saying goes that money then was literally lying on the street but no-one picked it up since it wasn’t worth anything.
Many people today are investing a large part of their assets in physical gold, since the value of gold had always seemed to survive crises pretty well in the last centuries. However, in the 1930s the American State felt entitled to confiscate people’s private gold assets, i.e. people were forced on behalf of the government to leave their private assets to the State for a lower counter-value.
Europe’s future:
There is only one solution to stabilize the Euro in the long run: The Euro-countries have to try and get rid of their Dollar-reserves. Raw materials such as oil have to be traded in different currencies such as Ruble, Euro, Yuan. Russia, Europe and China have to agree on this approach. This is the only chance of forcing the value of the Dollar into realistic tracks.
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For thousands of years, there have been clairvoyants working professionally for kings and superior persons.

The Oracle of Delphi in Greece is world-famous. People seeking advice from all over the Mediterranean went to see Pythia, the seer working there.

The doctor and clairvoyant Nostradamus, whose quatrains made him famous, served the French royal family in the mid-sixteenth century.

For thousands of years, not only citizens but also rulers were consulted by the best clairvoyants. I myself have clients from all different layers of society.

The economy crisis has been part of our lives for about three-and-a-half years. Banks were saved, countries were saved, more and more money has to be printed and provided in order for our economic system not to collapse, new debts are incurred to cover all debts.

In what direction do some powers want to steer the world?

In my opinion, there will be three waves in the current economy crisis. We have dived through the first big wave.

After the 750 billion bail-out to secure the stability of the Euro in mid-2010, the daily “Die Presse” published the article “Unemployment would have rocketed by the 100,000s” on 5/12/2010:

“We were facing a scenario similar to 1930”, Josef Pröll, the minister of finance of the Austrian People’s Party said on the TV show “Report” of the Austrian Broadcasting Corporation ORF, in reference to the 750 billion bail-out for weakening EU countries. … “unemployment would have rocketed by the 100,000s”, Pröll said about the possible consequences of a falling-apart of the European currency. Savings would have been lost, Pröll stated, according to the ORF-“Teletext”.

I wonder how safe our savings in banks really are. Could it be that we will not be able to withdraw money from banks anymore if no more bail-outs are passed?

This was the case in Argentina in 2001/2002, when millions of people wanted to withdraw their savings and all banks were closed.

I feel that fewer and fewer people have trust in the politicians in charge and the banks.

If the IMF respectively the European Central Bank fork out no more money, the economy is at a risk of collapsing. This could result in anarchy and war.

The USA, Japan and Great Britain are globally heavily indebted countries. They pose a great risk for the whole global economy.

Europe:

The European Union has grown way too fast with regard to the number of members. Countries whose economic performance does not at all come up to that of Western European countries were granted membership. It should be pointed out that the EU mainly follows economic interests. The EU-expansion was mainly driven by influential entrepreneurs going for the benefit of being able to produce in Eastern European low-wage countries. Accepting those countries into the EU meant to avoid trade customs, while creating a certain political stability.

Furthermore, it has to be stated that the Eastern European countries were – and still are – mainly leveraged by Western Europe. That means that Western European banks have invested hundreds of billions of Euros into Eastern Europe. Credits were given to both individual persons and companies, even though very often there was no sufficient coverage, in my opinion. The current economy crisis has caused many borrowers to get into arrears, and the money can practically not be collected anymore. That means that many hundreds of billions of Euros have not been amortized yet from the banks and insurances, which presents a great risk for the global financial system and the European economy.

The current focus of the media is on Ireland, Portugal and Greece regarding their menacing national bankruptcy, but I think that countries such as Great Britain, Spain, Italy and some Eastern European countries pose the greatest risk of engulfing Europe in the abyss. This would mean that the Euro weakens more and more towards the Dollar, which would be to the advantage of non-European countries.

Europe’s economy focuses on export and delivers to countries all around the world. A weakening of the Euro would make European goods cheaper for the rest of the world.

The second big advantage is, especially for the USA, that fossil raw materials are traded in Dollars. The cost for fuels and fuel oil for Europe would explode at a weak Euro-rate. As a consequence, the European economy doesn’t start up and there is no growth. That in turn leads to a further depreciation of the Euro. This scenario would worsen if wars at the Gulf of Persia or with North Korea were to happen. If that was the case, energy and fossil raw materials would become unaffordable for the vast majority of the population.

What about the future?

The more the indebtedness of countries grows the more money is printed, however, this process automatically depreciates it. The other possibility is to create virtual money, which is expressed in numbers but doesn’t exist in reality.

This leads to inflation, social services are cut and basic human needs cannot be met completely anymore. When an economic system collapses, purchasing food in shops becomes difficult. In the last big economy crises, the provision with basic supplies was regulated via food stamps.

During the economy crisis in 1930, the city of Steyr in Upper Austria was the poorest city in Europe. Many people were employed in industrial plants. When the industry collapsed, industrial workers sought to work on farms, so they could provide their own families with food. Then 50% of Austria’s population was actually working in agriculture, nowadays it is only 4 to 5%. It is easy to imagine what that would mean for the people.

USA:

The big economy crises of the last two centuries always took their start in the USA. As was obvious in 2007 (the beginning of the subprime crisis), the cause of the wide-spread crisis was the lack of control in the financial system. The USA’s solution to financial crises is to print money. No-one knows how much money is additionally printed that way. Great Britain and Japan handle their budgets the same way. As a comparison: Japan has the highest per-capita debt worldwide at 220% of the gross domestic product. Greece is indebted at about 125% of the GDP. This serves to show that some countries manage to stay afloat by means of clever cover-up tactics.

Up to the beginning of the 70s, the Dollar was covered by gold. This real coverage was lifted. Still, the attempt of retaining the Dollar’s status as the world’s currency has continued, using various means, including military and diplomatic strategies. However, since the Dollar is no longer covered by real values, this means that it is traded way above its actual value. The whole world has had to comply with this system up to now, since almost every country has invested the vast majority of its monetary reserves in Dollars. This dependence leads right into the abyss.

In the last decade, different countries tried to free themselves from their dependency on the USA (Dollar). These countries are North Korea, Iraq, Iran and Venezuela. They exchanged their Dollar reserves into Euros, since the Euro then had a real economic value for the respective countries compared to the Dollar. In 1999, the Euro was introduced as a book value and hence also traded. Iraq exchanged its monetary reserves from Dollar to Euro in 2000. Also, it exchanged its ten billion Dollar credit with the UNO, which resulted from the UNO program “oil for food”, with Euro. This actually meant that Iraq as the first country had sold oil for Euros. Iran also exchanged half of its Dollar reserves into Euros in 2002. North Korea also exchanged its Dollars with Euros in 2002. The USA immediately sanctioned the country. Despite an existing delivery contract, the USA didn’t deliver fuel oil anymore to North Korea. The whole industry collapsed and the civilian population suffered greatly from this drastic measure. North Korea’s way out of this situation was to start producing energy in nuclear plants again.

Those countries that tried to get out of the dependence on the Dollar were called the “axis of evil” by the USA. The USA will try to nip any such attempts in the bud in the future, irrespective of what country it is.

I found it important to report on this background, since no government has officially talked about this. This highlights how well the USA’s politics of intimidation work worldwide.

Millions of people in the USA and all around the world were hoping for more humanity and peace in the world when Barack Obama was elected President. My personal visualization tells me that there will be more empty promises but no major changes.

The USA benefits greatly from the fact that oil and raw materials are exclusively traded in Dollar. In my opinion, the country has a few different plans:

The USA are highly indebted, i.e. the implicit and explicit national indebtedness amounts to about 75,000 billion Dollar. How can the financial collapse of the USA be averted? The USA seem to have put their focus on two countries, North Korea and Iran. First, thousands of billions of US-Dollars are printed, and a fiscal position is assumed in the stock market, e.g. on the increasing prices of oil and of gold, the increasing price of food or arms. Once the position has been assumed, the affected countries are provoked, which eventually leads to war. This means that a war can consciously be precipitated within a certain time frame and a lot of money can be made that way. The rest of the world pays. The USA and Israel as well as several allies will go to war with Iran, which can, of course, mean a wildfire for the complete Middle East. South Korea, Japan and the USA will go to war with North Korea. 30,000 US-soldiers are deployed in South Korea. 75,000 GIs are still deployed in Japan since the end of World War II. The USA are trying to get China on their side so China will remain neutral or even support the USA in case of a war with North Korea. Furthermore, in the name of terror, the USA will try to get a foothold in oil-exporting countries in Africa.

It is obvious for the whole world that the USA are trying to reach supremacy at the Gulf of Persia. In all these countries that export oil and don’t have the military strength to oppose the USA there are allegedly weapons of mass destruction, that have never been found, and internationally operating terror organizations.

Before wars are started, there are concerted attempts of winning over those people in the affected countries that may have a critical position towards the approach. This can possibly be done through terror attacks, that are staged by the governments and then exaggerated by the media.

Barack Obama’s receiving the Nobel Peace Prize is controversial. I compare it to a student who announces to his professors how hard he has studied for the exam and who gets an A simply for the announcement, without even having taken the exam. It is a fact that more and more US-soldiers are deployed to Afghanistan and the use of unmanned aerial killer vehicles is strongly pushed by the Obama administration. The USA are trying to defend and expand their economic and military supremacy, whatever it takes.

During big economy crises in the last few centuries, governments always tried to distract from the crisis by consciously planning and staging wars.

The cycle of big economy crises spans about 70 to 100 years. This means that there are hardly any people who get old enough to experience two crises. Even though you might hear stories from the time period between 1914 and 1950, you can’t really comprehend them. If there hadn’t been bailouts in the last two years, the system would have collapsed three or four times within that time period. However, all these bailouts only postpone the actual crisis. No-one can really imagine what’s in store for us.

After the end of World War I, Germany experienced a hyper-inflation over the next two years. In July 1914, you would get 4.20 Marks for 1 Dollar. On November 20 1923, you would get 21,000,000,000,000 Marks for 1 Dollar. The saying goes that money then was literally lying on the street but no-one picked it up since it wasn’t worth anything.

Many people today are investing a large part of their assets in physical gold, since the value of gold had always seemed to survive crises pretty well in the last centuries. However, in the 1930s the American State felt entitled to confiscate people’s private gold assets, i.e. people were forced on behalf of the government to leave their private assets to the State for a lower counter-value.

Europe’s future:

There is only one solution to stabilize the Euro in the long run: The Euro-countries have to try and get rid of their Dollar-reserves. Raw materials such as oil have to be traded in different currencies such as Ruble, Euro, Yuan. Russia, Europe and China have to agree on this approach. This is the only chance of forcing the value of the Dollar into realistic tracks.

Interview with Mr. Offenberger:

How did you become a clairvoyant and spiritual healer?

I discovered my talent as a radiesthecist (dowser) in 2001. During the intense occupation with radiesthesia, my skills developed in different directions, such as clairvoyance or the averting of illness (spiritual healing).

How long have you been in this job?

I have been working as a clairvoyant, spiritual healer and radiesthecist since 2003.

What do people who come to see you want to know?

Many of them have questions about the partner for life, career changes and possibilities and also financial decisions.

Who are your clients?

My clients are a very diversified group of people, federal and state politicians and CEOs just as well as housewives and farmers.

With regard to the economy crisis, you precisely predicted many things that actually happened, such as the date of the drawdown of the federal bailout for an Austrian bank or the insolvency of General Motors on June 1st 2009. Can you explain how you were able to predict those things?

I receive mental impressions from pictures in newspapers. This can be compared to a short film playing in my head. I don’t work with cards or a crystal ball. When I consult people, I try to focus on the positive things and visualize the best possible things for the respective person. Many entrepreneurs now draw on me since my visualizations are mostly very accurate.

Can you learn clairvoyance or is it something you are born with?

I believe it’s a combination of talent and exercise.

You also focus on spiritual healing in your work. Tell us more about that.

Spiritual healing aims at establishing bodily respectively energetic balance. The energy household of the body is balanced and raised if need be, blockages are removed and the powers of self-healing are activated. I often work with people who suffer from illnesses that cannot be cured, according to traditional medicine, and they still recover despite all contrary predictions.

The stadtlandzeitung thanks you for the interview.

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