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August 20, 2007 at 4:46 PM #9956August 20, 2007 at 6:02 PM #78467drunkleParticipant
heh. “inflation i think is a bad word”. exactly my sentiment. an abused word, an excuse, an obtuse and meaningless sound… ie., “homes should cost $X because if you take the year 2000 price and add z% every year for *inflation*, you end up at $X”. total nonsense, devaluation of the dollar, whether at a a steady (and controlled) rate of z% or at some fluctuating rate due to excess operation of the printing press, dollar devaluation is the X factor, not “inflation”.
dollar devaluation. exactly what is happening, no mystery, no confusion, no nonsense. “inflation”, a convoluted obsfucation of the truth.
August 20, 2007 at 6:02 PM #78594drunkleParticipantheh. “inflation i think is a bad word”. exactly my sentiment. an abused word, an excuse, an obtuse and meaningless sound… ie., “homes should cost $X because if you take the year 2000 price and add z% every year for *inflation*, you end up at $X”. total nonsense, devaluation of the dollar, whether at a a steady (and controlled) rate of z% or at some fluctuating rate due to excess operation of the printing press, dollar devaluation is the X factor, not “inflation”.
dollar devaluation. exactly what is happening, no mystery, no confusion, no nonsense. “inflation”, a convoluted obsfucation of the truth.
August 20, 2007 at 6:02 PM #78617drunkleParticipantheh. “inflation i think is a bad word”. exactly my sentiment. an abused word, an excuse, an obtuse and meaningless sound… ie., “homes should cost $X because if you take the year 2000 price and add z% every year for *inflation*, you end up at $X”. total nonsense, devaluation of the dollar, whether at a a steady (and controlled) rate of z% or at some fluctuating rate due to excess operation of the printing press, dollar devaluation is the X factor, not “inflation”.
dollar devaluation. exactly what is happening, no mystery, no confusion, no nonsense. “inflation”, a convoluted obsfucation of the truth.
August 20, 2007 at 6:49 PM #78491bubParticipantNice post fendter619. Anything that opens peoples eyes to the Fed is well worthwhile. However Ron Paul did not "sponsor" this film.
This Telly Award-winning documentary, which features presidential candidate RON PAUL, was inspired by the book, "The Creature From Jekyll … all » Island" by well-known author, G. EDWARD GRIFFIN.
August 20, 2007 at 6:49 PM #78618bubParticipantNice post fendter619. Anything that opens peoples eyes to the Fed is well worthwhile. However Ron Paul did not "sponsor" this film.
This Telly Award-winning documentary, which features presidential candidate RON PAUL, was inspired by the book, "The Creature From Jekyll … all » Island" by well-known author, G. EDWARD GRIFFIN.
August 20, 2007 at 6:49 PM #78641bubParticipantNice post fendter619. Anything that opens peoples eyes to the Fed is well worthwhile. However Ron Paul did not "sponsor" this film.
This Telly Award-winning documentary, which features presidential candidate RON PAUL, was inspired by the book, "The Creature From Jekyll … all » Island" by well-known author, G. EDWARD GRIFFIN.
August 20, 2007 at 7:03 PM #78500bubParticipantAlso meant to say “The Creature From Jekyll” is a good read (tin foil hat required) but “Secrets of the Temple” is even better. It concentrates on the Volcker era.
Be forewarned you will learn things about how the economic world operates that will change your attitude forever.
August 20, 2007 at 7:03 PM #78628bubParticipantAlso meant to say “The Creature From Jekyll” is a good read (tin foil hat required) but “Secrets of the Temple” is even better. It concentrates on the Volcker era.
Be forewarned you will learn things about how the economic world operates that will change your attitude forever.
August 20, 2007 at 7:03 PM #78650bubParticipantAlso meant to say “The Creature From Jekyll” is a good read (tin foil hat required) but “Secrets of the Temple” is even better. It concentrates on the Volcker era.
Be forewarned you will learn things about how the economic world operates that will change your attitude forever.
August 20, 2007 at 7:18 PM #78503ArrayaParticipantOur government is controlled by money…. wow, I would have never guessed! I just want to know if there any openings with the nefarious banking cartel.
August 20, 2007 at 7:18 PM #78631ArrayaParticipantOur government is controlled by money…. wow, I would have never guessed! I just want to know if there any openings with the nefarious banking cartel.
August 20, 2007 at 7:18 PM #78653ArrayaParticipantOur government is controlled by money…. wow, I would have never guessed! I just want to know if there any openings with the nefarious banking cartel.
August 20, 2007 at 7:43 PM #7851534f3f3fParticipantYoutube watch out! Seems independent media will get swallowed. I think this is all good stuff, but you can’t help but feel some of it may stem from academic anti-establishment views. That doesn’t mean it’s not true, but it could be made more credible by giving those under attack, or those who beg to differ the chance to state their case. I think objective reporting is much more powerful, and has a better chance of exposure with main stream media. I also don’t think media is quite as some people claim. It may stop short of giving the details of the whys and wherefores, but that is sometimes due to the fine line between reporting fact and giving opinion.
Here’s another educational story. It sounds convincing but we are still being asked to accept it on face value. http://www.californiahousingforecast.com/in-the-news/2007/8/15/chinese-and-european-banks-tricked-into-us-junk-debt-biggest.html
August 20, 2007 at 7:43 PM #7864334f3f3fParticipantYoutube watch out! Seems independent media will get swallowed. I think this is all good stuff, but you can’t help but feel some of it may stem from academic anti-establishment views. That doesn’t mean it’s not true, but it could be made more credible by giving those under attack, or those who beg to differ the chance to state their case. I think objective reporting is much more powerful, and has a better chance of exposure with main stream media. I also don’t think media is quite as some people claim. It may stop short of giving the details of the whys and wherefores, but that is sometimes due to the fine line between reporting fact and giving opinion.
Here’s another educational story. It sounds convincing but we are still being asked to accept it on face value. http://www.californiahousingforecast.com/in-the-news/2007/8/15/chinese-and-european-banks-tricked-into-us-junk-debt-biggest.html
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