I am not interested in being the bearer of bad news, just reality. The reality is this: America is collapsing. Our national debt has exceeded $10 Trillion. Our unnecessary wars — Designed to fill the coffers of elitists and banks — Are being funded by China and other countries. We are over-extended on every front. The Federal Reserve continues to steal away your buying power by inflating America’s currency.

Stuff you cannot afford to ignore: The Coming Financial Collapse of America (and Why Today’s Market Bloodbath is Only a Small Taste of Things to Come…)

Ask yourself: How can something of nothing have value? How can nations thrive on an illusion of value? They don’t. Inevitably, they fail. The game of money is just that — A game. We are printing excessive amounts of paper money out of thin air, further diluting what little value our currency has left. The mainstream media is doing its part as well: It’s keeping the lie alive. However, we’re already experiencing the beginning of a total collapse.

My hat is off to Greenspan, Bernanke, Rockefeller, Rothchild and Morgan for their magic over the years. They’ve managed to pull of a coop so innovative that most people are unaware of what it is. Thankfully, reality has set in. Again, this is only a preview of what’s to come.

The Great Depression will pale in comparison to what’s around the corner. Hope cannot undo more than 200 years of attempts to corner freedom of debt and absolute control of the people and its currency. The money masters are running out of tricks. They understand that the situation has reached proportions they’re not adequately prepared to deal with. They understand that their goose is nearly cooked.

Illusions cannot last forever. America is one illusion that will go down in history as one of the world’s greatest disasters. This is the lesson Americans need to wake up from the mass hypnosis they’re often subjected to. Only then will this country truly change for the better.

I’m currently having a late-night thinking session where I’ve been thinking about social programming (TV, radio, etc.) and other interesting social concepts. The thought that came from left field was this:

Congress will not grant a bailout package to the automakers. General Motors (GM) would be the first to collapse by January 18, 2009, followed by Chrysler on February 6, 2008. The lone automaker will be non other than Ford. Alan Mulally will then flex his negotiation skills and convince Congress to grant them the $25 Billion bailout on the condition that they purchase the assets of GM and Chrysler, while attempting to save as many jobs possible.

When one considers the hemorrhaging of money in my hometown by the automakers, almost any scenario is possible. This is just one of a few scenarios that might play out should Congress not approve a bailout package for the industry. Consolidation is nothing new to Detroit. There were dozens of automakers in the earlier days. Some failed, some merged and the others collapsed. That’s life.

I’ll go out on a limb today and say this: America’s future frightens me! However, this isn’t the first time I’ve feared what’s ahead for us as Americans. I’ve seen it for years and now the truth is becoming a reality: Record foreclosures, record bank failures and record deficits.

Lehman Brothers filed for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy. Bank of America will acquire Merrill Lynch. Fannie Mae is due to bailed out by the U.S. Government. Socially, Americans are at increasing odds with each other, thanks to divisive politics and a mainstream media known for hype, spin and lies.

The truth is being withheld from the American public on a daily basis. The full story is nothing like we understand it today. It’s far worse. Some Americans saw the writing on the wall years ago, where they packed up and moved abroad to countries such as Canada, Denmark and the U.K. I even considered doing the same.

What’s most frightening of all is America’s blind faith in the media. Sarah Palin is a perfect example of this fact. Palin came from nowhere to become a frontrunner in American politics. How does anyone become an overnight sensation without any concrete information? It is our blind trust that leads us astray and we’ve repeatedly shown this blind trust countless times over the last 100 years.

Our economy and social fabric is paper-thin strong. If we continue adding more rocks (debts, unchecked spending, unrealistic promises) to our failing infrastructure, it will tear and swallow its burden whole. From our pocketbooks to our government, we have a runaway freight train with no end in sight. Eventually, it will derail. We cannot continue on our present course and it might be too late to correct it.

In the next 30 years or less, America could very well become the failed empire it desperately attempted to maintain. China will topple us in innovation, science and technology and socio-economic prowess — If they haven’t already. With a middle class that numbers America’s entire population, we have much to consider as our future quickly erodes before our very own eyes.

The threat is real. This isn’t a dream. It’s reality.