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  • walter
    Senior Member
    • Nov 2012
    • 662

    #1

    Hyperinflation and debt

    **Good Source** Fed Reserve Employee under Geithner! Reveals Hyperinflation


    This is interesting.
    After the 5:40 mark he talks about what can happen when the government pays off their debt and how they could attach inflation to old debts.
    What are your thoughts on this?
  • David Merrill
    Administrator
    • Mar 2011
    • 5949

    #2
    Originally posted by walter View Post
    **Good Source** Fed Reserve Employee under Geithner! Reveals Hyperinflation


    This is interesting.
    After the 5:40 mark he talks about what can happen when the government pays off their debt and how they could attach inflation to old debts.
    What are your thoughts on this?
    Thank you Walter;


    I listened to the first four minutes. Since it is an unknown doctor speaking about a patient conversation, posted on the Internet under a monaker it is just rumor. However it sounds like it could be prophetic. The nice thing about prophesy is that time will tell.

    "Soon" may have a big interpretation.
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    • walter
      Senior Member
      • Nov 2012
      • 662

      #3
      Is it possible that the USA can pay its debts off?
      If so how could they do it?

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      • Keith Alan
        Senior Member
        • Nov 2012
        • 324

        #4
        Doesn't Treasury hold about 8300 metric tons of gold? Couldn't it print (with Congress approval) $26 trillion in US notes, and pay off all of its debt?

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        • Treefarmer
          Senior Member
          • Mar 2011
          • 473

          #5
          Originally posted by Keith Alan View Post
          Doesn't Treasury hold about 8300 metric tons of gold? Couldn't it print (with Congress approval) $26 trillion in US notes, and pay off all of its debt?
          It probably could, but I don't think it wants to.
          There may be another agenda at play entirely.

          Here's someone's dire warning about this other agenda, which I just happened to be reading before I jumped over to read this thread:

          from homelandsecurityus dot com

          Our current financial situation was not bred out of incompetence, but by design.
          Treefarmer

          There is power in the blood of Jesus

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          • Keith Alan
            Senior Member
            • Nov 2012
            • 324

            #6
            Well of course it's by design. But what a design! Even if you disagree with what the regime does, it's hard to dismiss the elegant synchronisity of it all. Now I happen to think the plan is all but accomplished. The goal wasn't to install one currency, but rather, it was to install body of law as the global working paradigm in force.

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            • brigityoung
              Junior Member
              • Aug 2013
              • 1

              #7
              For worse or better monetary systems have never really collapsed. The currency is still the medium of exchange only its accepted values change. So what your interest rates would be is entirely up to the contracts you signed to begin any loan.



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