It is a very realistic possibility that America might be heading towards a systems collapse. There are quite a few indicators adding weight to this highly probable event.
Numerous countries have experienced "systems collapse" in contemporary eras, much as they did in ancient Rome. The word refers to a population's unexpected incapacity to continue doing what had previously assured their way of life, reports The Epoch Times.
Suddenly, the population is unable to purchase or even locate formerly abundant necessities. They believe their streets are dangerous. Laws are either not enforced at all or are enforced unfairly. Things break down on a daily basis. The government shifts from being dependable to being erratic, if not antagonistic.
Take the Venezuela of today. By 2010, the once prosperous oil-exporting nation had gotten itself into a quagmire. Food was in short supply, and criminality was rampant.
The perpetrators were radical socialism, nationalization, co...