US Will Fall: Baltimore Firm Releases An Urgent Prediction Over A Huge Disruption In America

A Baltimore firm, which predicted at least five of the major events in the world history in the past 30 years, has issued a warning to the general public of an impending collapse of the United States.

Bill Bonner's Agora Inc., which claims to have over 2 million paid subscribers, predicted in 1987 the fall of the Soviet Union. It happened in 1991. It also forecasted in the 1980s that the Japanese stock market would crash, and months later it materialized.

The dot-com bust in 2000, the rise of Muslim terrorism, and the financial crisis in 2008 are the other predictions by the firm that came true. And now, Bill Bonner, who said he's been tracking this for 35 years, predicts a meltdown in the US economy.

Bonner said it was so urgent that his firm opted to release a public warning for the first time, instead of releasing the news to its private subscribers across 20 countries. According to Bonner, the US will see a disruption in its economy in the coming months.

Many companies will be forced into bankruptcy, the complex supply chains will be affected, up to the very basic needs of the citizens like food and gas and even cash. Bonner warns that it will start small, but the impact will be widespread it could paralyze the whole nation, via MoneyWise 411.

There were other predictions and prophecies about how the United States will collapse, particularly after Donald Trump has won the recent presidential elections. Christian 'prophet' John W. Johnston also has a 35-year-old prophecy about the economic meltdown of the US after the death of Fidel Castro, the Cuban dictator. He also predicted the fall of Berlin wall and the Soviet Union.

Johnston's prediction stated: "When you see that the Berlin wall comes down and when you see the Soviet Union take a severe blow then it makes a recovery, and then you see the death of Fidel Castro, then shall come the collapse of the economic system of the United States," via The Scottish Sun.

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