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  • January 12, 2011 at 8:29 PM #653223
    Diego Mamani
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    If there’s going to be riots, chaos, and no law enforcement, as the informercial video suggests, there’s not much point in hoarding gold or any other investment (you’ll be lucky if you survive!). You might as well leave the country as Jim Rogers has done.

    January 12, 2011 at 8:50 PM #652644
    paramount
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    How many people have been making this and similar predictions? The collapse or de-coupling hasn’t happened yet, and it isn’t going to happen – at least not anytime soon.

    Are countries around the world fed up with our bullying? Sure. But there’s not much they can do about it.

    January 12, 2011 at 8:50 PM #653694
    paramount
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    How many people have been making this and similar predictions? The collapse or de-coupling hasn’t happened yet, and it isn’t going to happen – at least not anytime soon.

    Are countries around the world fed up with our bullying? Sure. But there’s not much they can do about it.

    January 12, 2011 at 8:50 PM #653371
    paramount
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    How many people have been making this and similar predictions? The collapse or de-coupling hasn’t happened yet, and it isn’t going to happen – at least not anytime soon.

    Are countries around the world fed up with our bullying? Sure. But there’s not much they can do about it.

    January 12, 2011 at 8:50 PM #652578
    paramount
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    How many people have been making this and similar predictions? The collapse or de-coupling hasn’t happened yet, and it isn’t going to happen – at least not anytime soon.

    Are countries around the world fed up with our bullying? Sure. But there’s not much they can do about it.

    January 12, 2011 at 8:50 PM #653233
    paramount
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    How many people have been making this and similar predictions? The collapse or de-coupling hasn’t happened yet, and it isn’t going to happen – at least not anytime soon.

    Are countries around the world fed up with our bullying? Sure. But there’s not much they can do about it.

    January 13, 2011 at 2:13 AM #653392
    CA renter
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    While the guy is very infomercial-like, I tend to agree with what he’s saying. We will very likely have a currency crisis sometime in the future. When and how it will happen (and what happens in between now and then) are the big questions.

    This currency issue is the only reason I’d consider buying a house in the higer-mid to higer tier areas right now. While I’m a deflationist in the short-term, I do believe that inflation/hyperinflation is a serious threat in the long run.

    January 13, 2011 at 2:13 AM #653718
    CA renter
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    While the guy is very infomercial-like, I tend to agree with what he’s saying. We will very likely have a currency crisis sometime in the future. When and how it will happen (and what happens in between now and then) are the big questions.

    This currency issue is the only reason I’d consider buying a house in the higer-mid to higer tier areas right now. While I’m a deflationist in the short-term, I do believe that inflation/hyperinflation is a serious threat in the long run.

    January 13, 2011 at 2:13 AM #653257
    CA renter
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    While the guy is very infomercial-like, I tend to agree with what he’s saying. We will very likely have a currency crisis sometime in the future. When and how it will happen (and what happens in between now and then) are the big questions.

    This currency issue is the only reason I’d consider buying a house in the higer-mid to higer tier areas right now. While I’m a deflationist in the short-term, I do believe that inflation/hyperinflation is a serious threat in the long run.

    January 13, 2011 at 2:13 AM #652601
    CA renter
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    While the guy is very infomercial-like, I tend to agree with what he’s saying. We will very likely have a currency crisis sometime in the future. When and how it will happen (and what happens in between now and then) are the big questions.

    This currency issue is the only reason I’d consider buying a house in the higer-mid to higer tier areas right now. While I’m a deflationist in the short-term, I do believe that inflation/hyperinflation is a serious threat in the long run.

    January 13, 2011 at 2:13 AM #652667
    CA renter
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    While the guy is very infomercial-like, I tend to agree with what he’s saying. We will very likely have a currency crisis sometime in the future. When and how it will happen (and what happens in between now and then) are the big questions.

    This currency issue is the only reason I’d consider buying a house in the higer-mid to higer tier areas right now. While I’m a deflationist in the short-term, I do believe that inflation/hyperinflation is a serious threat in the long run.

    January 13, 2011 at 12:12 PM #652877
    LookingforAnswers
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    Not spam, I’ve been a daily reader since 2005. It’s clear the company that made the video wants to add subscribers, but that doesn’t alter my interest in understanding and evaluating their perspective on macroeconomic trends. I certainly factor that in when listening to their position, but I also want to discern if there is substance to their analysis. Many of his points about our debt and the dollar are accurate, and I’m interested to hear different perspectives on what the ramifications will be.

    January 13, 2011 at 12:12 PM #653993
    LookingforAnswers
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    Not spam, I’ve been a daily reader since 2005. It’s clear the company that made the video wants to add subscribers, but that doesn’t alter my interest in understanding and evaluating their perspective on macroeconomic trends. I certainly factor that in when listening to their position, but I also want to discern if there is substance to their analysis. Many of his points about our debt and the dollar are accurate, and I’m interested to hear different perspectives on what the ramifications will be.

    January 13, 2011 at 12:12 PM #653667
    LookingforAnswers
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    Not spam, I’ve been a daily reader since 2005. It’s clear the company that made the video wants to add subscribers, but that doesn’t alter my interest in understanding and evaluating their perspective on macroeconomic trends. I certainly factor that in when listening to their position, but I also want to discern if there is substance to their analysis. Many of his points about our debt and the dollar are accurate, and I’m interested to hear different perspectives on what the ramifications will be.

    January 13, 2011 at 12:12 PM #652943
    LookingforAnswers
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    Not spam, I’ve been a daily reader since 2005. It’s clear the company that made the video wants to add subscribers, but that doesn’t alter my interest in understanding and evaluating their perspective on macroeconomic trends. I certainly factor that in when listening to their position, but I also want to discern if there is substance to their analysis. Many of his points about our debt and the dollar are accurate, and I’m interested to hear different perspectives on what the ramifications will be.

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