Hmm? What do you make of this? Bernanke has promised to stop controlling inflation in this country, which is one of the only two legs he has to stand on. He admitted as much when he said he would not raise interest rates until 2013. Am I to assume then that it’s the wild west again, inviting a killer (of wealth) to kill a killer (of jobs). But then, again, it might be the only thing Bernanke can do to fulfill his prime objectives, controlling inflation and/or creating a prosperous economy, essentially his raison d’être. And so, we have hyper-inflation.

The reasoning is: If you want people to start spending again so that a larger demand of products and services will create more jobs, tell these so-called “job-creators,” both great and small, that their money is in the process of being devalued through hyper-inflation. They’ll believe you, believe me. If the retiree is sitting on a bankroll and holding off from fixing his roof, let him know that those services will soon require twice as much of his nest egg and fixed income as it would if he did it now. He’ll spring; he’ll slink like a slinky. He’ll do it now in 2011, because his nerves require him to act now. Why are his nerves so frayed? All he has to do is look at the rising price of groceries to know that his wealth is being diluted by hyper-inflation, that it’s all going away in a “poof” of smoke. Remember: every old geezer is more than just a potential job creator participating in the full functioning of our economy, he’s often the ignition. At least, he will be this time. He’s the one who needs to be actively engaged by the media, by the government, by the gonads. Ultimately, grandpa and grandma are the ones who require the sort of help that, once set in motion, benefits us all by a better economy.

Well, you just saw the little guy freak, when he thought his money was disappearing. That’s just the old guy down the block who can provide someone from main street with a temporary job, whether it’s fixing his roof or getting his wife false teeth. Now, imagine the unimaginable figure of “four trillion dollars” just sitting in bank accounts, doing nothing, because these “big” job creators are leary, if not scared, of investing in something that may not pay-off. Well, let’s get them off their butts then, like Truman would...like Obama should. Who required that American entrepreneurs trust their judgment in regards to what is good for America. Was it Truman, or was it Obama? If, at this point in history, our entrepreneurial class needs to be prodded to do their jobs and to trust their judgment in creating American jobs, then let it be so upon their heads. Let them do it under this threat. Under hyper-inflation, if they do nothing, those trillions will evaporate, as surely as if they’d made a bad judgment on a particular investment. Laugh at the fools! Ultimately, these old boys are nothing more than smart gamblers. They “will” take the risk. They’ll rush to create new jobs by buying up so much “stuff” that it will create more demand for more products and more jobs in what might be regarded as the misguided Republican world-view of wealth “dribbling to the bottom.” In this case, it will be so; and it will be good.

Anyway, it’s all pretty simple and rather obvious under what Bernanke has set in motion. Next, I’ll tell you how China is going to react to this, as our inflation hits their inflation. You may not want to know this, but you need to know this. You yourself have to take a certain number of risks as an American. This is one of them. I’ll tell you more. I’ll also tell you how our old geezers, who will soon be depleting their nest eggs to spur on the economy, are prepared to shoulder their responsibility for the sake of future generations.

This is your government speaking.

Bernanke has printed more money out of thin air in the last decade than has been created in all of American history. The dollar crisis is going to be very ugly in the decade(s) to come. On top of that, over-leveraged governments all over the world are experiencing sovereign debt crises. Like Doug Casey and many other analysts, I am cynical that the necessary steps will be taken to solve this problem. It will necessitate ending the easy money and welfare/warfare policies of the last 10-30 years. I myself am moving into sounder investments, like precious metals in the years to come.

Hello wulf how have u been

Hmm? What do you make of this? Bernanke has promised to stop controlling inflation in this country, which is one of the only two legs he has to stand on. He admitted as much when he said he would not raise interest rates until 2013. Am I to assume then that it’s the wild west again, inviting a killer (of wealth) to kill a killer (of jobs). But then, again, it might be the only thing Bernanke can do to fulfill his prime objectives, controlling inflation and/or creating a prosperous economy), essentially his raison d’être. And so, we have hyper-inflation.
The reasoning is: If you want people to start spending again so that a larger demand of products and services will create more jobs, tell these so-called “job-creators,” both great and small, that their money is in the process of being devalued through hyper-inflation. They’ll believe you, believe me. If the retiree is sitting on a bankroll and holding off from fixing his roof, let him know that those services will soon require twice as much of his nest egg and fixed income as it would if he did it now. He’ll spring; he’ll slink like a slinky. He’ll do it now in 2011, because his nerves require him to act now. Why are his nerves so frayed? All he has to do is look at the rising price of groceries to know that his wealth is being diluted by hyper-inflation, that it’s all going away in a “poof” of smoke. Remember: every old geezer is more than just a potential job creator participating in the full functioning of our economy, he’s often the ignition. At least, he will be this time. He’s the one who needs to be actively engaged by the media, by the government, by the gonads. Ultimately, grandpa and grandma are the ones who require the sort of help that, once set in motion, benefits us all by a better economy.
Well, you just saw the little guy freak, when he thought his money was disappearing. That’s just the old guy down the block who can provide someone from main street with a temporary job, whether it’s fixing his roof or getting his wife false teeth. Now, imagine the unimaginable figure of “four trillion dollars” just sitting in bank accounts, doing nothing, because these “big” job creators are leary, if not scared, of investing in something that may not pay-off. Well, let’s get them off their butts then, like Truman would...like Obama should. Who required that American entrepreneurs trust their judgment in regards to what is good for America. Was it Truman, or was it Obama? If, at this point in history, our entrepreneurial class needs to be prodded to do their jobs and to trust their judgment in creating American jobs, then let it be so upon their heads. Let them do it under this threat. Under hyper-inflation, if they do nothing, those trillions will evaporate, as surely as if they’d made a bad judgment on a particular investment. Laugh at the fools! Ultimately, these old boys are nothing more than smart gamblers. They “will” take the risk. They’ll rush to create new jobs by buying up so much “stuff” that it will create more demand for more products and more jobs in what might be regarded as the misguided Republican world-view of wealth “dribbling to the bottom.” In this case, it will be so; and it will be good.
Anyway, it’s all pretty simple and rather obvious under what Bernanke has set in motion. Next, I’ll tell you how China is going to react to this, as our inflation hits their inflation. You may not want to know this, but you need to know this. You yourself have to take a certain number of risks as an American. This is one of them. I’ll tell you more. I’ll also tell you how our old geezers, who will soon be depleting their nest eggs to spur on the economy, are prepared to shoulder their responsibility for the sake of future generations.

SeaKolony, just lusting for you. How have you been? How's the east coast after the hurricane? How have you been?

wulfe

I am In Florida now, hit a few bumps in the road, but will make it of course. Tis life.....didn't get the hurricane here looks like I moved to Florida to avoid them LOL.....are u flirting with me....you are a smooth one...