Fwd: Harvard Professor Warns America Faces Tipping Point Very Soon

This is a feed from Newsmax.  US is at the crossroad.  Why have I have been blogging about USA on an entrep blog?  Well, there are many things :management, finance, economics, politics owe to USA thinkers and leaders.  We owe many of our great learnings to US.  It is too big to fail.  If ever it falls, the sound will be heard and felt through out the world.

We should be all US watchers now:  because its fate is so intertwined to world finance, economics and entrepreneurship,.

Niall Ferguson,  a noted historian, Harvard professor makes a dire prediction:  the coming tipping point of US economy and finance. (Tipping point:  popularized by US writer Malcolm Gladwell -  the point at which the trend, the direction changes completely to overwhelm everybody else.)

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From: Newsmax.com <newsmax@reply.newsmax.com>
Date: Thu, Mar 8, 2012 at 5:38 AM
Subject: Harvard Professor Warns America Faces Tipping Point Very Soon

Dear Newsmax Reader: Harvard professor Niall Ferguson is warning that America is close to a tipping point — and could soon pass a point of no return. In a just-released Newsmax magazine cover story he argues that this November's election may be one of the most critical in the country's history — determining whether America will remain a great Super Power. Please read about his urgent report by reading the information below or Going Here Now. Newsmax.com A Coming American Apocalypse? Famed Historian Warns of Ominous 'Decision Time' America is standing at a crossroads, Niall Ferguson writes in an exclusive Newsmax magazine cover story. In "Decision Time," America must turn from its "path to hell" and rediscover the virtues that made it great. Ferguson argues that time is short for the U.S. Niall Ferguson is no ordinary political pundit. A professor of history at Harvard University, he is a globally recognized authority on the history of economics and finance. He has studied the great civilizations, and warns the U.S. must act now to avoid the end so many great empires have suffered. Ferguson says that this November American voters will face a stark choice. They can opt to re-elect a president who is committed to increasing the role of the government — European-style, with higher taxes and stagnating economic growth — or, he believes, they can follow a path consistent with our historic values of liberty, innovation, and free enterprise, a country he calls "Battle Hymn America." In Newsmax magazine's special report, "Decision Time," Ferguson writes that a battle for future of America is under way, and the winner has not yet been determined. The new issue of Newsmax magazine is hot off the presses and offers Ferguson's fascinating and provocative take, including: The central issue he sees in the 2012 campaign The "crucial point" about the Obama administration The disaster of the European model Why Medicare reform is "economically imperative" The "very tricky course" that Republicans face Why demographics favor the Democrats The coming attack on investment income The stunning surge in federal expenditures since 2006 The good and bad news about Rep. Paul Ryan's plan Ferguson's six ideas and institutions that propelled the West America's "shockingly bad" reputation on property rights Ferguson's "final cause for disquiet" Why the IRS is "America's answer to the Spanish Inquisition" President Obama's "rabble-rousing" speech about taxes Ferguson's personal battle with bureaucratic nonsense The U.S. threat from a "pathologically anti-American" regime And much more . . . Professor Ferguson's special report is followed by a companion piece, "America, What Lies Ahead," by the noted futurist and Pentagon consultant Dr. Marvin Cetron. Dr. Cetron projects future scenarios on a range of key issues, including national security, technology and vital resources — that will affect your life, wealth and family for the next generation. Dr. Cetron reveals why water and oil will be the major resources wreaking havoc across the global economy, why computers actually don't create jobs, and whether another financial meltdown is around the corner. Find out how you can get this report from Ferguson and Cetron — PLUS get an Emergency Radio worth almost $30 with our FREE offer. Go Here Now. This edition of Newsmax magazine is not to be missed. In addition to our in-depth cover stories and hard-hitting investigative reports, we entertain a constant stream of notable guests. 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