Thread: Hyperinflationary Depression

Apr 21 2008 3:38PM

Hyperinflationary Depression

Until now, I have given equal credence to two possible scenarios:

We could have several years of inflation as we do now, and the powers-that-be would have a sudden rush of brains to the head, like Paul Volcker and Ronald Reagan did in 1980, and stop the “printing press,â€

I hope you folks are planting your matters and tatter's and are able to protect your crop.... I like many, many others think this is going to get ugly

I just read this entire article and even checked some background info on the M3 reports. At 17.3% growth in M3 that sounds like plenty to accelerate inflation as it is.

We are about to see historic troubles in America.

W

Originally Posted by ALIPAC

I just read this entire article and even checked some background info on the M3 reports. At 17.3% growth in M3 that sounds like plenty to accelerate inflation as it is.

We are about to see historic troubles in America.

W

I agree, it is VERY troubling. I think alot of people are still in denial about it.

The best we can do is prepare for the worst and pray for the best.

Everyone should know how to grow their own food and identify foods in the wild. This could get extremely hard on all of us. Of course, with an economic meltdown, it might be a great reason to usher in the North American Union.

What's really sad is that a half of a billion fingers could point at the ones at fault and those who are being pointed at will never face scrutiny.
JP wrote

Of course, with an economic meltdown, it might be a great reason to usher in the North American Union.

with the Amero. I believe the plan is to crash the dollar so they will have us beg for a currency with a 'value'. Yea, what kind of value? Instead of being backed by thin air, maybe it will be backed by asphalt or sea water.