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Monthly Archives: February 2011
The Elephant In The Room
We have all heard the expression at one time or another. An uncomfortable fact that every one is (at least dimly) aware of, yet is not spoken of. When discussing the global economy, the turmoil and the unrest the world … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Inflation
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The Eye of the Financial Storm
With the stock markets passing levels before the beginning of the 2008 financial crash, everything appears to be back to normal, but is it really? It appears to be the same old business and the one’s that should have learned … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Inflation
Tagged bailouts, Banking, By the Bankers For the Bankers, central banks, credit growth, Currency Wars, debt, deficit, devaluation, economic growth, economy, Federal Reserve, fiat currencies, Food inflation, Food Stamps, money, money supply, Quantitative Easing, Too Big To Fail, unemployment, US dollar, US Treasuries, Wall St Bailouts, Yuan
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Manipulation of Government Data
As humans, we innocently grow up in a society that is controlled by some form of government. We tend to trust the government and go along with statements from our elected leaders until we dig deeper and try to hold … Continue reading
Why the Fed Can’t (and Won’t) Raise Interest Rates
The signs of currency devaluation are all around us. Yesterday (Feb. 4th) commodities surged. Gold surged too. Are we really supposed to believe there is that much extra demand for commodities and gold, or their supply that restricted, that prices … Continue reading
Posted in Inflation
Tagged bailouts, Banking, Big Pharma, By the Bankers For the Bankers, Currency Wars, Destruction of the Dollar, devaluation, Dollar Crash, Foreclosuregate, Hyperinflation, Jubilee, Media, Military Industrial Complex, Money Printing, Oligarchy, Quantitative Easing, Race to the Bottom, Regulatory Capture, Too Big To Fail, Wall St Bailouts
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