[dollarbull]

Please point out the conflict you think you see between these two statements.

It doesn't require further explanation, but since you asked:

Statement 1:

Sorry, too many people on FR who don't understand economics ["I, Toddster understand economics, not these other fools"] think that an increased money supply must mean higher prices [Toddster's understanding: "an increased money supply, ceteris paribus won't cause prices to increase. Bernanke is magic and he'll avoid the pitfalls that got all the other bankers before him"]. I'm glad you don't agree with them [Toddster's position: "I don't agree with them either, I don't think there's a connection between money supply and prices"].

Statement 2:

Higher prices everywhere, preceded by massive money printing.

Your views don't fit the facts, not now, not anytime in history.

[Toddsterpatriot]

too many people on FR who don't understand economics think that an increased money supply must mean higher prices

Wow, that was easy.