Al's Insights – Fri 7 Dec, 2012

I enjoyed the conversation about hyperinflation, thought it was interesting. but the tax argument was a waste of time, (imo), Ron Paul has already presented the solution, the discussion should no longer be “what is the best way to deal with it?” The discussion should be ” how the heck to we impliment what Ron Paul has told us?”

This of course is a ridiculus statment for me to make as the solution is to impoverish everyone, thats gotta be the most “fair” thing to do, totally unfair for some people to have more money than other people.

Besides, soon we should have the war big enough to end all this ridiculas talk of budgets and cliffs, it doesnt matter how much currency gets printed or how much debt there is once we in a big enough war.

Farmland with water, out of the cities, Alex Jones has a good interview with a fellow that has mapped the continent and informs of things needing consideration. I think they might mention PMs. The interview name is called something about relocation, runs about 2 hours.

These kids have alot to learn.

For one thing raising taxes will solve nothing.

One day these kids will learn that allowing the jokers in the District of Criminals to steal more money will only result in more spending.

Hey everyone:

Just want to give our apologies for the mispronunciation. We were influenced by one mispronunciation we heard just before recording, and that one stuck in our heads when we went to record. Not making an excuse, simply informing you all of what happened. Again, we apologize to Mr. Schiff and to you all for this error.

In terms of Mr. Schiff’s argument, however, I would say that the assertion that he only said the U.S. ‘risks’ going into hyperinflation is playing down the strength of his argument. Listen here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SqLXNCtgCFc, for example, where he says that the dollar is ‘on the verge of collapse’.
He has since backed off that claim recently in an interview with RT: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HEzZGsrm9Ic where he now says that he thinks that ‘we’ will see the dangers of hyperinflation before they arrive and (hopefully) avoid it. That’s a pretty stark departure from where he was only a couple years ago in his predictions.

Just want to close this out by saying thanks for listening: we’re obviously still learning and have a lot to learn so we appreciate the feedback, positive and negative.

Steve

It took the US over 200 years for a trillion Fed Fiat notes of debt to accumulate.
Obama added 5.4 trillion Fed notes in his first term.$1trillion Fed notes were tallied to US debt in 286 days.
Hyperinflation is a confidence/currency outcome.US debt was downgraded from AAA for the first time-ever.
Under Obama gasoline has doubled-100% increase.
Unemployment has doubled -100%-and that is questionable govt stats.
US citizens living on food stamps has gone up 50%.48 million live on food stamps.
US debt has increased over 50% since Obama first took office.
40% of all Americans have less than $500 of savings.
28% of all Americans have zero savings.
200 years vs. 286 days .That timeline fact is accelerating every moment.