The Credit Crisis and the U.S. Dollar [View article]
rich, don't be naive. mainstream media isn't controlled? you honestly believe the US mainstream news is objective and propaganda free?
ha.
Sun, expect to get burned when you come with some truth.
But what are you proposing? What can be done?
Exposing the Fed and the complete lack of needing a fiat currency....is i guess in part what you're trying to do...you could satiate locke with some references.
Probably the best bet for anyone interested in maintaining wealth currently held in dollars and certain sectors is to get out of the USD and into essentials, yep. I agree.
...What would happen if we just burned 1/2 the money in print? Massive depression... although the economy can self-correct following this; we could carry it out over several years...?
We are being made into techno-serfs while simultaneously being told and believing everyday we somehow have more freedom. We are told we have capitalism when in fact we do not. Likewise for democracy.
If it wasn't for years of conditioning desperately clung to, i'd like to believe the other two prior commenters could read and digest what you wrote here.
Rate Cuts and Inflation: Linkage Overblown? [View article]
C'MON. Inflation is being caused because there are too many US dollars printed.
Period. Commodities are going up because 1) the USD has weaker purchasing power, and 2) investors purchase commoditities as a hedge, ride the upsurge, etc.
What can the Fed do? Resign. Would be the best option, in the long haul. Other than that, they could contract the money supply, which would mean smaller budgets across the board. FACT. We need to consider that GROWTH has reached its limits under a fiat money system.
Dollar Hurt by Geopolitical Concerns and High Oil [View article]
The Credit Crisis and the U.S. Dollar [View article]
ha.
Sun, expect to get burned when you come with some truth.
But what are you proposing? What can be done?
Exposing the Fed and the complete lack of needing a fiat currency....is i guess in part what you're trying to do...you could satiate locke with some references.
Probably the best bet for anyone interested in maintaining wealth currently held in dollars and certain sectors is to get out of the USD and into essentials, yep. I agree.
...What would happen if we just burned 1/2 the money in print? Massive depression... although the economy can self-correct following this; we could carry it out over several years...?
We are being made into techno-serfs while simultaneously being told and believing everyday we somehow have more freedom. We are told we have capitalism when in fact we do not. Likewise for democracy.
If it wasn't for years of conditioning desperately clung to, i'd like to believe the other two prior commenters could read and digest what you wrote here.
Nice article.
Wednesday Outlook: Commodities, Emerging Markets [View article]
I read about some 20 billion packages and such...but I'm kinda hoping the Euro stays strong.
Rate Cuts and Inflation: Linkage Overblown? [View article]
Period. Commodities are going up because 1) the USD has weaker purchasing power, and 2) investors purchase commoditities as a hedge, ride the upsurge, etc.
What can the Fed do? Resign. Would be the best option, in the long haul. Other than that, they could contract the money supply, which would mean smaller budgets across the board. FACT. We need to consider that GROWTH has reached its limits under a fiat money system.