UK Recession or Depression?

Around 2004 I had an unusual dream, which I am sure was prophetic. At that time, and to a large extent even now, I was bedridden with M.E and very, very ill. I mentioned the dream at the time to a few people whom I did get to see but was generally not taken seriously, this is understandable when you consider that the hearers were experiencing such prosperity. Basic building workers were telling me at the time that they wouldn't even bother to get out of bed for less than £150 - £200 a day and some were earning close to a £1000 a day.

Over the years, when given the opportunity I have mentioned the dream, I clearly remember telling an HSBC bank manager that something was going to collapse the banking system, with a smile on his face he said "'O' like if someone should knock down the World Trade centre!".
Recently a friend said I should put it on my site but I thought 'Won't people just say I'm now just stating the obvious and think I'm using current events to try to say that I am someone special when I'm quite obviously not?' Well the reason I didn't place it on the web years ago was because I was so very ill, what more can I say. I will stress that this was no ordinary dream and stood out far above any others, I acted on it as much as I was able at the time but was severely hampered by my condition

So, I'm dammed if I do and dammed if I don't!

So why now? Well apart from being blessed with a little relief from my condition there is one very important and unfulfilled element of the dream that I think all should be made aware of, so here goes...

Update 18th October 2011
Perplexed by the fact that, unlike the Russian collapse, the shelves in my dream were still full, I consulted a dear friend. She said “it is obvious, that would happen with sudden and massive inflation”. I had known that inflation often followed a period ‘quantitative easing’ (QE - printing cash out of thin air) but hadn’t associated this with my dream until then. And with reports now coming in of UK inflation breaking new records, I can only wonder if this will be the method with which the full consequences of my dream will be realised.

Inflation devalues currency fast, thus hyper-inflation all the more. With hindsight we should all recall the plight of Germans burning cash to keep warm after the Second World War and the poor Zimbabweans ‘Billionaires’ whose billion’s couldn’t even buy them a loaf of bread. Thus for those who now have liquid assets, (I have none)... as Jacob in Egypt they aught to consider how they might, while they have opportunity, convert such into a currency that may prosper them during, or at the very least survive an inflationary period. For the likes of me, I have done all that I could... and invested my time into pressing my feet through the mirey clay of doubt, until they have stood fast on the solid Rock of Christ.