surething1111 wrote: braindeadoldguy wrote: Perhaps, but it's just a big game anyways. The struggle for power and influence. It's the little guy that suffers all the time. Wait till the Europeans start demonstrating and not paying their bills. There is going to be blood in the streets this winter for sure.
B-dog
Bdog,
Raising interest rates in an environment of continuous unrelenting spending of dollars, which we don't have, necessitates the printing of even more currency.
Does anyone else here see the ludicrousy of this situation. This same situation is going on worldwide.
The way we are going, this will be a never ending process.
The Central bankers are either very naive, or they are receiving marching orders from the Wef, most likely.
The course with which we are on is unprecedented, and will result in a systemic crash of our enonomic systems, unless course is very shortly changed.
The dollar is currently hailing itself as the undisputed king, however it is gold that will ultimately survive, and thrive.
Last rant for the day.
S