North America has entered into the time that was predicted(of much trouble)

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Canada is now under the economic gun as the ultra right wing government double ups on following US dictates and policy. Their economic might in collapsing. The Canadian dollar in in decline.

Just as it is in America proper, it too is now going on all across North America. This is the fall of North America. The continent has entered the point of no return. Judgment has come to her and she is being fed a healthy dose of disaster and despair.

…”America, and especially North America, has entered into the time that was predicted by Moses and the prophets between him and Jesus. In the 24th chapter of Matthew there is a prophecy made by Jesus of the present time of America, without mentioning her name.

He referred to the country as a world, because this part of the earth is referred to in many places, by prophets and by Jesus himself, as a wilderness. The name America is not yet 500 years old, so the prophets referred to it as a wilderness in their prophecy.

It is terrible. I use the word “terrible” because it is not a thing that can be described as something mild, or something that is moving slowly, nor something that can be recognized as easily by the common people.

It is clear to all who can see that America has reached the stage about which she always has been warned. She always has wanted to keep it a secret, because of her so-called Negro slaves.

She never desired for the slave to know too much of what was in store for her, because of her enslaving and mistreating her slaves. She has reared them for the past 400 years — and she knows them.”-Chp.48(tfoa)

Canadian Seniors Go Bankrupt After Carrying Their Debt Into Retirement

A record number of Canadian senior citizens are outliving their savings and having to file for bankruptcy in their golden years.
According to Canada’s federal Office of the Superintendent of Bankruptcy, 10% of those who declared bankruptcy in 2014 were aged 65 or older, a massive 20.5% increase in this demographic from 2010, CBC reports.

Aside from the fact that Canadians are living longer, another factor for the increase seems to be that more and more people are retiring while in debt. In 2012, 42.5% of people aged 65 and over still had debt — a 55% increase from 1999.
Another reason behind the rise in debts may be the availability of low-interest loans, bankruptcy trustee Doug Hoyes believes.
“If you’ve got decent credit, you can go out and get a mortgage for 2.5%. So why not be buying the bigger house?” Hoyes told CBC. “Today we don’t need to save because we all have a line of credit.”
When retiring in the red, unplanned expenses such as illnesses or accidents can be financially crippling.

“Usually I run out of dog food and I worry more about my dog than I do myself,” Wayne Kilgallen, a former farmer in Saskatchewan, told the CBC.
After suffering a heart attack five years ago he has been left to live off of $872 per month. To cover basic costs of living, Kilgallen began using credit cards heavily, and racked up $15,000 in debt. Now, more than half of his monthly income goes to paying back his debt.
“I try to make it but it’s hard,” he says. “I got this debt, I got that debt, I can’t really do anything.”
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