Zetas RIGHT Again! #1

While we're waiting for the Fall viewing (of Planet X) season to arrive,
here's a reminder that ZetaTalk is unerringly accurate in their
predictions.  See the

    ZetaTalk Accuracy TOPIC
        http://www.zetatalk.com/theword/tword232.htm

for a documented list.  On the most recent piece of evidence supporting
their track records, regarding Economic Collapse predictions, is the
following:

In November, 1999 in
    Market Crash
        http://www.zetatalk.com/poleshft/p112.htm

    ZetaTalk™ stated that
        Most stocks are inflated beyond their value, very few are
        not, and they can fall to 1/4 of their value before they
        settle with the public feeling they have some confidence
        in the stock and that it cannot be worth less.

In January, 2001 in
    During 2001
        http://www.zetatalk.com/transfor/t100.htm

    ZetaTalk™ stated that
        Economic impacts would begin to bump into each other,
        one causing the other, so that the economic result is
        beyond a recession and threatening to become a
        worldwide depression.

By July, 19, 2001 the reports of a Global Recession were rolling in.

    Bank Warns World on Brink of Global Recession
    ABC, July 19, 2001
        Echoing the concerns of the Federal Reserve chairman, a
        major Australian bank has warned that the world stands
        on the brink of a global recession.

    It's Not Pneumonia, but Asia's Deep Chill Could Last
    BusinessWeek, July 30, 2001
        Japan and Singapore are in recession. Just about every other
        major economy in Asia is contracting--and even go-go
        China is slowing. Jitters in Argentina and Turkey are
        prompting worries that another financial contagion is
        about to spread around the globe.

    Slump Felt Around the World
    New York Times, 20-Aug-01
        The world economy, which grew at a raging pace just last
        year, has slowed to a crawl as the United States, Europe,
        Japan and some major developing countries undergo a rare
        simultaneous slump.

    Bankruptcies Soar to Record in 2001
    Reuters, Feb 19, 2002
        With the economy mired in recession, debt-burdened U.S.
        consumers and businesses filed for bankruptcy in record
        numbers last year ... The total number of bankruptcies filed
        during the year jumped 19 percent to 1.49 million from
        1.25 million in 2000. That total easily surpassed the previous
        high of 1.44 million bankruptcies recorded in 1998.

During the May 4, 2002 Live ZetaTalk session, documented in
    2002 Quickening
        http://www.zetatalk.com/transfor/t129.htm

    ZetaTalk™ stated
        How many Enron's are out there? ... There are dozens of
        Enrons, many with far worse accounting and broader impact.
        In fact, our prediction on a Stock Market collapse, wherein
        the value of today's stock falls to 1/4 its current value, will
        be triggered in the main by revelations of this.

And now the US Stock Market was showing this trend.

    The Crash of 2002
    CNN, July 19, 2002
        Ten trading days, 1,360 points off the Dow. Let's start
        calling the "sell off" what it is. Let's call it a panic. Let's
        call it a crash.  Indeed, after rallying following Sept. 11,
        the markets topped out in March,  and have been careening
        downward ever since: The Dow is down 25 percent since
        then; the S&P 500 is down 27 percent, and the Nasdaq is
        down 32 percent.  People worry that, with $7.7 trillion
        knocked off U.S. market capitalization  since March 2000
        ($750 billion in the past week alone!), the selling will
        bleed into the economy, not just snuffing the recovery but
        sending the country into a deflationary episode like the
        one Japan labors under. Or like  the U.S. strained under in
        the 1930s.