Your original post did not specify deflation in real estate prices. It was general statement about deflation in Japan as a whole with no, ifs, ands, or buts. Do you stand by your original post or don't you?
Schiff can't explain U.S. deflation during the 1990-1991 recession.
For that matter, the terms themselves alude to deflation. Depression refers to a slight indention or hole in the ground, and "recession" similarly implies a decline or regression.
Schiff can't explain the fall in Japanese real-estate and stock prices over the past 20 years...even as Japan printed record amounts of Yen to fund massive public works projects.
And Schiff isn't correctly predicting the future of the world today, either.
The reason *why* Schiff keeps failing...truly epic fails...is that Schiff doesn't understand the impact of the destruction of credit on credit-based, fiat economies.
As for you, you could save a lot of typing by simply saying that you will forever disagree with anything that runs contrary to Schiff's failed track record.
Let me know after this giant spending package porks its way through Congress when we'll see Weimar here in the U.S. ... because I've got a simple fact for you to keep in mind (secretly so as not to upset your own personal worldview): unless the pork re-establishes credit, we'll keep seeing deflation.