Hahahahaha!!!!!!!!!! I love it when you get all butthurt and start in with the e-tough guy act! That line may have actually been from a Dirty Harry movie. lol!!!!!!!!! Oh meddie, you are so entertaining! Seriously! It's why I love the politics sub-forum here so much. I especially liked the part where you say "I eat punks like you for breakfast and fart idiot gas all day". Classic shit!
This is true. I see it happening in Wyoming with the NG wells. But how much of this has to do with politics and special interest.
You have now been initiated into the politics forum.
I realize that most of this thread is just incoherant rantings about (insert whoever you disagree with) and has more insults than real talking points but...
For the 1000000th time, the U.S. is NOT facing "runaway inflation".
Look, I'll spell it out for you - because you just argued against yourself without even realizing it.
Your entire post seems to rely on the premise that we are close to higher interest rates and are at the "mercy of China and all the debt holder kneejerk reactions to market shifts" so let me fill you in on something:
) its proven knowledge usa cant even balance there books let alone pay there debt back you think you can just print up money thats what fckt you in the first place
exactly what were to happen tommorow china calls usa and say time to pay up the 40 trillion you owe us or japan cashing in saying well guess what its time USA were in trouble and need our money back but hey call on federal reserve huh
Over time, that excess of printing has destroyed the value of that dollar you think you have. If you want to know by just how much, go out and try to purchase 371.25 grains of silver right now. Usually, the deterioration is gradual. Sometimes, it has to be obvious, such as the 1985 devaluation (done to halt the trade imbalance) which triggered the Japanese real-estate grab in this country.
you think inflation as you look what they say its all bs its just to show lenders were still good to invest in no different how
This brings us to the "equities markets", most notably the stock market. Over the last several years a constant media harangue has assured us that the soaring numbers of the stock market are the sole measure of how good our economy is. But close examination of those high-priced stocks reveals that most are heavily over-valued; their price the result of market forces rather than underlying worth (earnings ability). Amazon.com, as one example, has had a terrific run-up of its stock price, even though the company itself has yet to show a profit. The government has admitted to using covert means to prevent a market downturn; to keep the stock prices at an artificially high and overvalued level, in order to wave those impressive numbers about as "proof" that everything is okay so that the taxpayers go back to work and pay more taxes. But in order to keep those stock prices up above their actual worth, demand must be maintained to keep the prices high. In other words, NEW investors must constantly be brought into the bottom of the pyramid
Deflation???????????? Ha! For deflation to be actually occurring, you actually have to have prices/values of things dropping. The value/price of most things is NOT dropping, in fact most things are becoming ridiculously expensive, like gasoline, for example. Housing prices are about the only thing that has fallen and they really didn't fall since there was a bubble and housing prices were artificially inflated anyways. We may not be having runaway inflation but we aren't even close to deflation. What we may have going on is the dreaded Stagflation!
