OK. Let’s spend a few minutes and think this through. We’ll start with msg #12 where you wrote,
In msg. #13 you wrote,
If the armed services personnel were here instead of in Afghanistan and Iraq and the dozens of other countries where there are bases there would have been plenty of help. Did you know there is a total of 1,414,149 active duty military personnel worldwide?
http://siadapp.dmdc.osd.mil/personnel/MILITARY/history/hst1112.pdf
Imagine if 250,000 of them were tasked with helping Katrina victims. Imagine 250,000 trained personnel along with military equipment such as helicopters and boats were available. Imagine 250,000 strong, healthy, intelligent men and women helping in the relocation. Just imagine.
Now, let’s get back to the debt. America can grow enough food for US citizens as the US exports some (food, not citizens).

Regardless of whether a dollar is worth a dollar or is worth 2 cents that doesn’t stop crops from growing. It doesn’t stop clothing factories from making clothes.
If a major crisis or disaster occurs it will be a manufactured one because there are enough basic supplies. Being prepared for a small, limited disaster is fine. Maybe food and water for a week. A larger crisis/disaster can be addressed if the majority of military personnel are home where they belong. A meteor strike, like in the movies, then all bets are off. Besides, who would want to live in what would be a “nuclear winter”?
So, put your fears to rest. Dec 21, 2012 is just around the corner. What has occupied my thoughts lately is what will happen to YouTube and all those 2012 videos. Talk about needing a massive defrag.