Yaw says that events that you cannot afford will come upon you.

Natural disasters that will deplete the money you had set aside for other things, but also a slow decline.

The money will become worthless.

You will buy less day by day with the same money until you are groaning under the weight of an economic situation

that cannot sustain you. The American economy will not sustain the weights of the amount

of people resting on it, drawing from it, needing it, depending on it, welfare, the stimulus

checks, stipends, the Social Security, the assistance

programs, 401k savings, federal aid. Yossays, all of this is already overburdened and as people

keep depending on it, as people will keep falling on harder and harder times, losing jobs. Can't keep work. Can't find work. Can't get paid

enough despite how many hours they do work. The system will eventually give away and many people

will topple to poverty and hardships at the same time. America will become poorer than it was with not many options to revive itself as expected.

And so once again, the Lord brings in different angles into the various prophecies as he pleases,

and now he's talking about two angles. One of them is natural disasters and the other angle is economic decline.

Both of these things have been prophesied from the absolute beginning of the blog.

That is from 2019 when I started writing them down.

But some of the prophecies go all the way by.

Prophecies of America being a welfare nation, and when I say welfare, I'm not just talking about the fact that

in these prophecies, Yah has said that more and more people who have never needed or used welfare in their lives are going to use it.

And that prophecy already came to pass in 2020. The amount of people who were forced to apply for welfare,

the amount of people who were forced to apply not only

for the stimulus checks because I think only two sad ones of those were made to those of you who took them.

The idea of taking anything that this government gives you is a question in itself, but let's continue. A lot of people had no work.

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