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Jive-Talking Obama, Dastardly Debt Decided Dollar’s Doom

 
                Sometime very soon on a planet near you, the world’s present Reserve Currency:  the American dollar, will fade from prominence as the United States undergoes a ruinous hyper-inflation.                

               Here are the facts:
  1. A.    Every day the INTEREST on the national debt costs the country half a billion dollars, every single day.
     
  2. B.     By 2019 the Interest on debt will cost America more than our national defense does. By 2020 we will owe $24 TRillion.
     
  3. C.      Our national debt is larger than the combined economies of the 3rd largest; 6th largest and 14th largest economies in the world . . . that is, our debt is larger than the economies of China, the United Kingdom and Australia altogether.
     
  4. D.    The current “Obamacare” health bill is designed to cover-up the fact that Medicare currently has obligations totaling $34 TRillion it canNOT meet. Medicare will be bankrupt by 2016. The same thing has already happened to our other two monstrous government spending boondoggles Social Security and Medicaid. The dire status of those two programs were hidden by legislation that made the debt appear to go away, but which did nothing about the underlying fiscal atrocities. Social Security is scheduled now to go bankrupt in 2037, but in reality it’s been bankrupt since 1988.
     
    E.      The Federal Reserve this year has printed up fourteen new dollars for every dollar circulating in 2008. Currently, the theoretical value of today’s dollar is 6-7 cents in buying power compared to the same dollar in 2008. Only people’s faith in the money keeps that from happening . . . for awhile.
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  6. F.      China, Russia, India and Brazil have already put forth suggested measures to remove the dollar as the World’s Reserve Currency. This is not done lightly, next to the United States and Japan, these nations stand to lose far more than most if the dollar loses its prestigious place in the world economy. But their efforts aim to get perhaps one-fifth or even one-fourth the current value rather than waiting till the United States dollar is worth four or five cents of its current buying power.
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  8. G.     The coming tax hike on the middle class American is likely to doom any hope of economic recovery; but even without a tax hike the present banking crisis and real estate crisis have shattered the nation’s confidence.
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  10. H.    The dollar has lost over 13% of it exchange rate value in just the last seven months.
     
  11. I.       Unaffected, seemingly, Barak Obama is trying to create far more debt with his health care bill; to stifle the nation’s productive capacity with a cap and trade bill that will drain the country of $220 Billion every year. And he’s promised/threatened to create five million new green-tech jobs apparently unaware that a similar law in Spain cost 22 real jobs from the wider economy for every single permanent green-tech job created. He has also spent a lot of taxpayer money on the “cash for clunker’s program” which no matter how it’s analyzed is another government spending boondoggle. So much for jive-talking your way into the presidency . . . .

Ya’all live long, strong and ornery,

Rajjpuut

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Ballyhooed Bernanke Likely to be Reappointed: Too Bad

                  Years from now when Americans talk about the worst inflationary crisis in our history, they’ll call him Ben Mudd or perhaps Mudd Bernanke . . .

"What I’ve learned from this is that when you're in a situation like this ‘a perfect storm’ sometimes you've got to do something a little bit outside the box, a little more aggressive," Ben Bernanke said at a town-hall style meeting in Kansas City, Mo. in July of this year.  If he means turning on the money printing presses nonstop and swelling the amount of currency circulating in America to fifteen times its pre-crisis levels is “outside the box,” then Rajjpuut must agree. However, instead of the hurried ballyhoo, years from now when Americans talk about the worst inflationary crisis in our history, they’ll call him Ben Mudd or perhaps Mudd Bernanke . . .

Even Bernanke’s most ardent supporters know Bernanke and his predecessor Alan Greenspan were among many “ace-economists” who failed to detect early hints of the housing and mortgage collapse . . . in fact were with President Clinton and the Democrats who voted in the insidious mortgage-guarantee bill in 1998 cheering things on right up until the crisis exploded into public consciousness in the summer of 2007. Funny how James Stack of Investech.com was already pointing out the mess to come in November of 2003, eh? Both Bernanke and Greenspan as cheerleaders also for the credit default swaps derivative instruments also played a huge role in exacerbating the problems that arose. (Greenspan went so far as to label those derivatives as the greatest thing to happen to economic security since sliced bread, well perhaps Rajjpuut exaggerates, but not too much).

If and when the American dollar loses its ranking as the “world’s reserve currency” and hyper-inflation ravages the nation, those now asking for Bernanke’s reappointment as Fed Chairman will be eating crow of the most bitter sort.

Ya’ll live long, strong and ornery,

Rajjpuut

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