of the current crises but return to sound economic action. As long as we do not take "Human action" serious we'll be fubar. We'll also be fubar while keeping fiat-paper as money. The history of fiat-paper is devastation. And there is no other word which just gets near this meaning....
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Well as we all have learned from our deledefs. There is no inflation. So well yes, that's what they told and tell us. The FED still is printing money like mad but that's not inflation that's QE. Anyway have you checked your personal inflation rate? What were your findings? We've q big...
Or maybe one should write, why do they do not learn? More and more european countries want that the EZB starts printing even more money. Well let me ask just one question? What does the US citizens have gained with their fed printing money? Or what have the GB citizen gained? Just to give you an idea...
I'm puzzling. Will the Delebets look at numbers and put of their rose-coloured glasses. Or will they burn a few extra trillions? Gold has reached again it's highest value. Yesterday. In all but one currency the CHF has outperformed any other currency on the market AFAIKT. Does that mean anything...
the deledefs have put us into: Introduce sound money. That means "End the Fed", bind the currency to something of value Forbid debt for financing governments If one thinks the state is needed. Introduce one flat tax for financing it. Stop the subsidies for the diverse parties and look for de...
I'm currently reading about the report of the IMF about Greece. You can find it under:http://www.imf.org/external/country/index.htm I'm very skeptical over any of these just be states controlled supranational institutions. I feel we think there money for doubtful outcomes. And in a way I think...