ee
Armstrong Economics Peed a BR
ESS SSS
SSS Forecasting the Vorld
An Islamic
Revolution
Is it on TIME?
Forser Chairman of Princeton Reonomics International, Ltd:
Mortin A, Armstrong
strong Copyright ALL Rights Reserve
Rogister For Special Updates At. ArmstronPleage cond comments by aail to: Please REGISTER for Special Updates
Martin A, Arastrong
POP Fort Dix Camp
#12518-050 Arnetronglcononics .OON
PO Box 2000
Fore Dix, NJ 08640
copyright Rartin_A,_Avmstrosg_ AIT Rights Resorved
This Report my be forszded ar you Mike wfthoot charge to individnls ex governments around the
orld, Tt Ls proves of » RslSc Serioe gt this tne without coot becuse of the critical fsts
that te nov asad ecomaicaly. The contents and designs of the ystane are in fect cxpyghtes.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
I vould 1ike to thank oll the foraer eaployees, associates, sources, ani contacts
for their ongoina aupport and efforts to contribute to the writings I have been
able to continuo through their great efforts. I vould also like. to thank those
who hoe looked after not Just ayeelf, but wy fenlly, and shown then surprt and
ndaess.
The purpose of these reports {¢ to brodon the understanding that {8 s0 vital
to our personal survival. Goverment cannot save us, and vill only assist the very
econonie disaster we face, This is ¢ Sovereign Debt Crisis that threatens our core
Survival. There is no plan to ever pay off debts. The majority of debt increase i
paying interest perpetually to roll over without ‘any long-term plan, What You see
In Greece and in the States, we have run out of other people's money. The socialists
Keep pointing to the rich, But to fund the deficits, we need to borrow nov from
foreign lands, We ran out of money donestically and to support the current systen
Like Gresce, ve need foreign capital, But all governments are facing the sane crisis
tnd ve ere on the verge of another widespread governnent default. Ada Smith warned
{n bis Wealth of Nations that in 1776, no government paid off their debt and had
falvays defoulted. We will have no choice either.
‘There 19 no hope that politicians will save us, for they only form comnittees
to nvestigat after the shit-hite-the-fan. They will NOT risk their career for a
future problem that may hit on someone else's vatch. There was a politician and a
average man standing on top of the Sears’ Tover when a gust of wind blev then off.
The average men being a realisticrpessimist, inmediately sees he is about to ate
land hogina praying. ‘The politicians, the ultimate optimist, can be heard saying
MWell so far so good!” as he passes the 4th floor.
At Princeton Economics, our mission was simply to gather global data and to
bring that together to create the world's largest and most comprehensive computer
system and mogel that vould monitor the world capital flows. By creating that model.
@il the fallacies of market and economic theories were revealed. The vorld is far
bore dynamic and every change even ina distant land can alter the course of the
Blobale economy, Just as has been shoun with the turmoil in Greece, » CONTAGION
takes place and now capital begins to look around at all countries. We can no nore
comprehend the future but Looking only at donestic issues today than we can do so
Snvevery other area, sich as disease and the spread of flus.
We Live tn a NEM DYNAMIC GLOBAL ECONOMY where capital rushes around fleeing
political changes and taxes just as it is attracted by prosperity. All the people
ho migrated to the United States in the 19th and 20th Centuries, cane for the same
Feasons as those still coming fron Mexico ~ Jobs and prosperity. In the 19th Century,
America vas said to have so mich wealth, its streets were pavel in gold. We must now
Look to both the past and the entire world to understand where we nov are today,An Islamic Revolution
By: Martin A. Armstrong
Former Chairman of Princeton Feonomics International, Ltd.
‘and the Foundation For The Study Of Cycles
RE we Looking at a PROTESTANT REFORMATION in Islan? One
of the primary reasons shy the Protestant Reformation wis
eagerly supported by kings and merchants, wes that they
were abolishing the SIN OF USURY and that meant that now
Christians could becone bankers without risk of violating
religious principles. The Protestant Reformation vas fought
for a lot of different reasons in the minds of many, but
economically, it vas profitable to break avay from tre Church
for those who sought to be bankers in the open to compete vith the Jevish pavnbrokers.
This eventually led to a class distinction between Protestants and Catholics. The
former were now merchant-banicers able to engage in banking to both borrow and
lend, The first exchange was constructed in Austerdan. The Catholics wore forbidden
to borrow or lend, Thus, the leverage of @ debt society took hold within the
Protestant nations and they prospered rapidly. The Catholic nations lagged behind
land thus northern Europe was exploding with economic innovation, vhile the southern
European nations Ianguished in poverty. Catholics becase a second-grade class.
“PROTESTANT” meant someone tho had then ‘There are other differences in Islan
protested. Vhst ve are starting to sce in | such as extrene right and left wings just
Islam is fot auch different from the real J gs there are within Christianizy and Judisn.
econonic driving force that split Christians | These extremes are a concern i7 all major
Starting in 1380 vith the rise of English | religions. Hconomics is also a very key factor.
Feforsor John Wycliffe who translated the | Catholics vere in fact at firs: forbidden
Bible into English. This was sbout the same | Go borrow or lend at profit that subordinated
‘tine frane, 1380 yoare, that have passed” | thom to Protestants. Here we have unemployaent
Bince che death of Muhonmad in 632AD. The | that is the driving force bohind the riots and
Fiots bagen in Iran, then in Tunisia, and | protests. Yet, governsent is defending itself
pow Egypt. These are ALL Beonomic driven! ' shutting down the internet that the US intends