Thursday, February 2, 2012

Read Between the Lines: Hollywood Mogul Buys 2,600 Acres of Farmland; Moving to New Zealand

 

Posted By Mac Slavo On February 1, 2012 @ 9:26 pm In Emergency Preparedness | 75 Comments

James Cameron, the Hollywood producer responsible for blockbuster films like Terminator, Titanic and Avatar, is reportedly preparing to exit stage left. While the move for the Canadian born Cameron may initially be perceived as a rejection or denouncement of American policies and ideals, Cameron, who has made campaign donations to the Democrat Party [1] in the past, most notably during the 2004 Presidential election where he supported democrat John Kerry, may have ulterior motivations, as evidenced by where he’s planning on moving and what he’s planning on doing once he gets there.

From time to time we get a glimpse into the goings on of the well connected. This may be one of those moments:

Cameron has successfully applied to buy 1,067 hectares (2,636 acres) of farmland in New Zealand. In an application filed with the New Zealand Overseas Investment Office, Cameron says he and his family “intend to reside indefinitely in New Zealand and are acquiring the property to reside on and operate as a working farm.”

Source: Associated Press [2], via Matt Drudge [3]

As we’ve outlined before, farmland is one of the only reasonable physical assets to hold in the event of a major crisis [4], as you’ll be outside of highly populated metropolitan areas, you’ll have the ability to produce your own food, generate your own energy, and, more so than your urbanite and suburbanite counterparts, stay away from the chaos that will ensue during a major upheaval.

Liberty Media CEO James Malone, like director James Cameron, has also taken refuge outside of major cities at his ranch [5] on the Quebec border, giving him and his family an immediate international bug out plan in the event of an emergency. Another sign from the elite is that large net worth individuals and investment managers are buying up and taking physical delivery of precious metals [6], which in our humble opinion, is a leading indicator that large in-the-know investors are preparing for a loss of confidence in the stability of the global economic, monetary, financial and/or political systems.

Congressman Roscoe Bartlett recently warned that Those Who Can, Should Move Their Families Out Of the City [7], and insiders are worried about game changing riots [8] stemming from the Occupy movement.

The theory that elite members of society know something is amiss is further strengthened by comments such as those of financier George Soros who publicly declared in a recent interview with Newsweek that he expects violent riots on the streets of America [9] in coming months and years.

Furthermore, we have federal agencies and local police departments actively training for urban conflict [10], and the Pentagon has been war gaming scenarios that include large scale economic breakdown and civil unrest [11].

The stories reported over the last several years point to a growing consensus among elite business leaders, politicians, and military generals that we’re headed into a situation that is wholly unpredictable. They know the system is on the brink, [12] have said so repeatedly [13], and are actively taking steps to manage a crisis should it ever come to that.

Short of the mainstream media coming out and broadcasting to the American people that the system is about to destabilize and to expect nothing short of total meltdown and pandemonium, reading between the lines and watching the actions of those who are interconnected with the money and power structures on which the system is built will be our only warning signal for the difficult times we face in the near future.

The message is loud and clear. Are you listening?

2 comments:

OMMAG said...

Read between thte lines?

1- Agricultural land is THE hottest commodity of the day.
2- James Cameron has lots of money to invest.
3- "my work here is DONE"? JC....
4-"I hear the girl elves in NZ are HOT..." JC

Anne Stuart said...

Why should there be an ulterior motive? I agree with the previous comment that he has a lot of money to invest and he needs to put it somewhere right? Besides, after all that busy work schedule, he deserves a quiet and alone time with his family, away from all those limelight. And New Zealand is perfect.