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Ron Paul is a kook!! ARGARGAGGAH
It would be more correct to say that Obowma is accelerating the destruction of the dollar. Ever since we abandoned a hard money standard and began running deficit after deficit, it has been inevitable.
“Were going to go bankrupt as a nation, Biden said.
Well, people that I say that to say, What are you talking about, youre telling me we have to go spend money to keep from going bankrupt? Biden said. The answer is yes, Im telling you.
It is close to destroyed already.....in just a few months.
The greatest Congressman since Henry Clay, IMO.
not if oil goes to 20@barrel
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Is the dollar all they worry about? The entire country will be destroyed — it is Obama’s mission.
“The govt has been buying up banks,and insurance companies, and car companies, and now they’re gonna socialize medicine.
So it’sa real contest now between those of us in America
who believe in freedom and a free market economy and those who want to socialize our country.” Ron Paul
There sure are a lot of people to blame for the situation we are in. The voters are the first in line to blame.
I don't know about you, but sharing a life raft with 330M others that's less than half inflated is not my idea of good time. So, the Reserve pumps more 'air' into the raft but it comes with strings attached which are designed to embellish government at a cost to the private sector (higher taxes, less money to invest, etc.)
This will result in a lop-sided raft that will eventually flip, tossing a lot of folks without a government pension of some sort, into the water. That's what's wrong with Obamanomics- weighed heavily in favor of the public sector with crushing burdens placed on the private sector (where real jobs and real recovery exists).
Whether it's gold, platinum, or little pieces of paper backed by "the full faith and credit of the United States", if pumped the way Obama wants it, the private sector is taking a hit and getting wet.
I was watching “House of Cards” on CNBC. Maybe Paul should watch it if he’s confused about who the “culprits” are. (In short, it’s everybody, at every level...which is nice because then nobody will have to take the blame).
The Current Situation:
At the present time every nation in the entire world is facing serious financial and social stress. If only a few nations were involved then it might be possible to contain the upcoming meltdown to a few specific geographical areas. This has been successfully done in the past. However, since the entire world is currently on the edge of the cliff, when the meltdown begins it will impact almost everyone on the face of the earth.
Unless God chooses to intervene, the meltdown is no longer avoidable. Our governments and our financial institutions are no longer in control. However, to keep the system working just a little longer they must maintain the illusion that they have the system under control. But the system is broken and it can't be fixed.
There are two reasons why the system can't be fixed:
It has grown beyond its own capacity to support itself.
It has become so complex that no one can do anything significant to fix it because it is hemorrhaging in too many different places.
The average person in every nation on the face of the earth knows the meltdown is coming. The wealthy people know it. The poor people know it. Nobody wants it to happen. But almost everyone is just patiently waiting for it to begin and at the same time hoping that it doesn't begin too soon.
Nobody knows when the meltdown will actually start. It may begin one-month from now. Or a year from now. Or three-years from now.
But almost everyone knows that at some future date the meltdown will occur.
This widespread knowledge of the impending disaster is the reason that when the disaster begins it will quickly and completely spiral out-of-control in one-hour or less. In my opinion, most people do not seriously believe it could happen this quickly. Most people expect a more gradual meltdown. They may be right because nobody can predict the future, and that includes myself.