Peak Credit means the end of 30 year bond rally, the end of cheap food and energy, and the beginning of a global revolution

MARTIN ARMSTRONG: The Egypt Crisis Will Engulf The Arab World, And Then Spread To Europe
http://www.businessinsider.com/martin-armstrong-the-tipping-point-2011-2#ixzz1De6dFL2thttp://www.businessinsider.com/martin-armstrong-the-tipping-point-2011-2

Watch This Level To See If The Three-Decade Bond Bull Market Is Finally Going To Die
http://www.businessinsider.com/watch-this-level-to-see-if-the-three-decade-bond-bull-market-is-finally-going-to-die-2011-2#ixzz1De6rYbRH

That means we're spending/injecting $7 to create $1 of "growth" in GDP.
http://www.zerohedge.com/article/guest-post-travesty-mockery-sham-phase-ii

Max Kaiser: Per the above three stories; the bond rally that has been going on for close to 30 years has provided cover for Wall St.’s mistakes by allowing all errors to swept under the rug of extending maturities and letting the bond bull market erase the damage. Many speculated that the end of this bond bull was part of the 2008 bank collapse, but never underestimate the ability of fraudsters to manipulate markets as we see in the third headline above (what I call the Porcupine Dilemma). Net, net, along with peak credit and peak oil we hit peak globalization in 2007 as well. As credit and economies shrink (except the virtual economy of the casino-gulag of Facebook) revolutionary forces are gathering pace. The story above that indicates the global revolution will spread from the Mid East to Europe is easy to see here in Paris where the word on the street is regime change.