why aren’t US media covering massive protests in France over inflation and cost of living? pic.twitter.com/CWO3z0ntPt
— dilan (@dilanpcook) January 8, 2023
why aren’t US media covering massive protests in France over inflation and cost of living? pic.twitter.com/CWO3z0ntPt
— dilan (@dilanpcook) January 8, 2023
Stop fixating on a regional Slavic struggle 5,000 miles away.
— Steve Cortes (@CortesSteve) February 23, 2023
Instead, worry about a Trillion dollars in Credit Card debt…#ChalkTalk pic.twitter.com/uNcTebp2ew
I predict you'll be wrong again.Werewolf said:
We can bet that what's coming will be monumental and soon; I'll predict 2023.
He may be wrong about the year, but I fear he's not wrong about the event.hokiewolf said:I predict you'll be wrong again.Werewolf said:
We can bet that what's coming will be monumental and soon; I'll predict 2023.
kinda like picking the OVER/UNDER of a game. That's where our country is these days.Oldsouljer said:He may be wrong about the year, but I fear he's not wrong about the event.hokiewolf said:I predict you'll be wrong again.Werewolf said:
We can bet that what's coming will be monumental and soon; I'll predict 2023.
Hey Biden supporters. Blame Trump that’s right. Orange man bad. pic.twitter.com/dJ2QEDHbpe
— Ralph Burzynski (@RalphBurzynski) February 24, 2023
Taking the politics out of it for the moment, it's worth remembering that as little as eighteen months ago, fiscal wonks were saying we needed more inflation. Deflation was the threat, of course.Werewolf said:Hey Biden supporters. Blame Trump that’s right. Orange man bad. pic.twitter.com/dJ2QEDHbpe
— Ralph Burzynski (@RalphBurzynski) February 24, 2023
I'm talking about the usual suspects, to be sure. Krugman for example.Werewolf said:
Fiscal wonks from what organizations. Most are part of the established fiscal system. Probably preparing our perceptions of what was to come.
That's one, but even various members of the Fed were espousing the need to inflate.Werewolf said:
As in a New York Times narrative.? ;-)
Inflation simply mean your dollar bill is worth less when purchasing something. See prior post. #inflation #NCSWIC pic.twitter.com/yvFWsihn5c
— Q The Storm Rider (@qthestormrider) April 16, 2023
I think this will be worse than the 70s and also the 20s. I also believe the dollar will be salvaged in the very end ......returned to a gold standard.Oldsouljer said:
It's looking to maybe get worse than the 1970s. At least being the world reserve currency helped back then. But now with de-dollarizarion around the globe, those castoff petrodollars are going to come flooding home to roost and take us to a historic level of inflation, even by todays CPI.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/will-the-us-dollar-remain-the-world-s-dominant-currency-washington-and-wall-street-are-worried-about-de-dollarization-threat/ar-AA1a99w0
But for some unbeknownst reason we seem to be intentionally pushed the other way. Need to ask ourselves why.caryking said:
The Fed needed to inflate. That said, this country has significant structural issues.
1) we need to create energy independence again, like we were heading under Trump
2) we need a massive change, in manufacturing, in this country. Bring it home…
3) we need to quit spending, so much money
4) we need to quit monetizing the deficits, on the balance sheet, of the Federal Reserve
You do those things, the receipts, into the treasury, will go up, and that will allow for the debt to be reduced…
Supposedly, the people voted for this…Werewolf said:But for some unbeknownst reason we seem to be intentionally pushed the other way. Need to ask ourselves why.caryking said:
The Fed needed to inflate. That said, this country has significant structural issues.
1) we need to create energy independence again, like we were heading under Trump
2) we need a massive change, in manufacturing, in this country. Bring it home…
3) we need to quit spending, so much money
4) we need to quit monetizing the deficits, on the balance sheet, of the Federal Reserve
You do those things, the receipts, into the treasury, will go up, and that will allow for the debt to be reduced…
Werewolf said:
Two outcomes:
- hyperinflation and eventual return to dollar on gold standard
- hyperinflation and salvaged with a Central Bank digital currency...........
“Official” is the new “stay 6 feet apart to flatten the curve”… government bullshit all day 👈 pic.twitter.com/IQs4MJkYyy
— 🖤🇺🇸 𝓒𝓪𝓽𝓲𝓪 🇮🇹🖤 (@CB618444) April 30, 2023
Getting ready for our favorite FDIC Friday game.
— Wall Street Silver (@WallStreetSilv) May 3, 2023
It's Bankruptcy BINGO 🔥🔥🔥
I am crossing off PacWest and Western Alliance in anticipation for Friday and the weekend auction. pic.twitter.com/wyR4yOtL0s
Gold is hitting all time highs. Central banks are buying - why? The US is entering a recession which means increased debts and exasperating the debt to GDP ratio with a treasury default looming ending the USD reserve currency. Time to hoard as much gold as you can #gold pic.twitter.com/zYt1zwqX2w
— Mario Stifano (@Mario_Stifano) May 3, 2023
I saw that. Very interesting development IF, and I emphasize IF it becomes state law. I don't see how there isn't a showdown between Texas and the global powers and principalities.Werewolf said:
https://www.zerohedge.com/commodities/texas-committee-passes-bill-create-100-reserve-gold-and-silver-backed-transactional
Well, we already know that Utah, Wyoming, and New Hampshire accept "goldbacks" as legal tender.Werewolf said:
I suspect other states follow suit.