You can't print money based on nothing, and you can't spend your way out of this problem, you must produce your way out, were two excellent points made by Glenn Becks guest; he gets it. Too bad out President, Mr. Obama doesn't get it. He also said: The only thing you have in this life is your dignity, and the only thing you leave behind are your words. Of course you leave behind a lot of junk, people who love or hate you, and maybe some videos on Youtube, but his point was that when you are gone, people will only know what you stood for by looking at your work; what you did and said. So you had better mean what you say, and say what you mean.Here's a rookie economic theory that I've had for quite a few years, and it involves China. For the last 20 plus years we have been buying more and more cheap products from China, which caused us to lose high paying jobs. People would then get lower paying jobs, but with the lower cost of goods because of the cheap imports, and with the government supplementing their income with various government programs, they did OK.Part two: The government has been running massive deficits, while at the same time the FED has been pumping massive amounts of money into the economy. One would think that this would cause a lot of inflation. I think the reason that it has not, is because of the cheap imports; they have kept downward pressure on prices. But I think we have reached a saturation point were we have replaced almost everything that used to be manufactured here, with cheap imports, therefore prices will not continue to fall. What will keep inflation down now? And now with all of this money that's being pumped into the economy, I believe that real inflation, and quite possibly hyperinflation, is on the way.Well that's my little theory, its not very well explained, because on top of not being an economist, I'm also not a writer.jbranstetter04Surviving the Coming Economic CollapseThe coming economic collapse I speak of is a meltdown in the value of the USD. This is going to be caused by hyperinflation. Hyperinflation is when the money creator, the Federal Reserve in this case, prints money nonstop and technically goes over 100% inflation rate. This means that at the end of the year, your money will only buy half of what it did at the beginning. It quickly spirals out of control as the government prints more and more and more to cover its obligations which get harder and harder to do because the money gets worth less and more worth less until it is worthless (note the spaces). If you want to see a good example, look at Zimbabwe now, Wiemar Germany post-WW1, and some others. Toilet paper will literally be worth more than a dollars. There will be so much around you will have no problem keeping warm in the winter cause you can burn it. How did we get here? Well, it all started in 1913 with the Federal Reserve Act and creation of the Federal Reserve. The Federal Reserve has the sole ability to print money. Originally, we were still on a gold standard but this officially ended in 1933-35 when FDR outlawed ownership of gold, confiscated gold, and only allowed foreigners to exchange dollars for gold. Then in 1971 Nixon, after all the printing going on to pay for the Vietnam war and to pay for the newly founded welfare society created by LBJ's "Great Society", had printed far more dollars than we could cover at the $35/ounce of gold. He told everyone to basically puck off; youre not getting any gold because we ran out. After that, the inflation really took off. This was because of the deficit spending from the national government for this program and that program and this war and that war and their unwillingness to increase visible taxes because if people knew how much these programs and wars really cost and how ineffective they really are, they might not like the people in government so much and we might have a repeat of 1776. Inflation though, is a hidden tax. It steals not your money, but your purchasing power. If the money supply increases 10%, your money has lost 10% of its power. This is what has caused the steady rise in prices over the decades. The sharp rise in gas is directly caused by inflation since 2001 and it's going to kill the dollar, the life blood of our economy.com/forums/9/to...

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the illusion of money, uncovering the evil plan behind the federal reserve, the central bank, and the world bank. They have designed a system to enslave you.

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Money revolution - What is the answer?The problem facing the world is POVERTY and DEBT. In this video we start a Discussion and PROPOSE a solution. The solution is US as Humanity. We must agree to change the rules by which we live-- and allow each other to be EQUAL. With ONE money solution for all--The world will change. Forum discussion at co.za

BusinessMoney Minute: Millionaires, Yahoo, Circuit CityMoney Minute: Millionaires, Yahoo, Circuit CityThe Associated PressThe world's millionaires club is getting bigger _ and its members decidedly richer. The AP's Mark Hamrick reports on that and the rest of Tuesday's top business headlines. (June 24)AP Money MinuteThe world's millionaires club is getting bigger _ and its members decidedly richer. According to the 12th annual World Wealth Report released by Merrill Lynch, the number of people around the globe with at least $1 million in assets swelled by 600,000 or 6 percent last year to 10.1 million. The combined wealth of the millionaires' club meanwhile grew 9.4 percent to $40.7 trillion. Their average wealth, which didn't include primary homes, surpassed $4 million for the first time.------------------------Yahoo's depressed stock has jumped by more than 3 percent on reports that the Internet pioneer is once again exploring a possible deal with Microsoft. The Silicon Valley blog TechCrunch says the two companies are talking, but a person close to Yahoo told The AP that Microsoft still isn't interested in buying Yahoo in its entirety. Microsoft and Yahoo didn't immediately respond to requests for comment.------------------------Circuit City isn't saying a buyout is in the future for the electronics retailer, but an activist investor expects an announcement of a possible sale within the next month. Mark Wattles, whose investment firm holds a 6.5 percent stake in Circuit City, said three companies are in the late stages of conducting due diligence in regard to buying the company. Wattles says, "the sniffing is over with."i'm Mark Hamrick with AP Money Minute(****END****)

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Money Markets: Soaring rates as banks hoard cash; USD-Libor jumps the most since '99; Euro-Libor rose to 8-year high; Bank of England under pressure to lend billions of money markets, FT says; JPMorgan buys Washington Mutual's deposits, branches as firm i

Kevin Phillips examines the axis of religion, politics, and borrowed money that threatens to destroy the nation. He maintains that every world-dominating power has been brought down by a related set of causes: a lethal combination of global over-reach, militant religion, resource problems, and ballooning debt. Series: "Walter H. Capps Center Series" [1/2007] [Public Affairs] [Show ID: 12093]

Brad Paisley's song Easy Money. One of my favorites so please comment and rate. Pics of Brad and his band.

Conversations host Harry Kreisler welcomes Harvard historian Niall Ferguson for a discussion of his new book, "The Ascent of Money: A Financial History of the World." Drawing on insights from the biological sciences, Ferguson describes the rise and evolution of finance focusing on insurance, banks, and the bond market. Using the examples of housing and the U.S. China economic relationship, Ferguson demonstrates the way history can inform our understanding of the current financial crisis. He also reflects on the implications of the financial crisis for American global hegemony. Series: Conversations with History [12/2008] [Humanities] [Show ID: 15580]

Most of us have no idea where our money is. The only sure thing is that it's not in the bank to which we entrusted it. The bank has submitted it for circulation in the global money market.After WE FEED THE WORLD. Erwin Wagenhofer presents his new film Let's Make Money, following the tracks of money through the world-wide finance system, and points out the consequences of our greed for money.