Most people think hyperinflation is excess inflation, but it's not. Inflation is the supply side of currency, while hyperinflation is the loss of demand for the currency.

My recollection has the tea party starting in 2008 when Santelli did a segment on the bailouts on CNBC. It got later corrupted when the occupy wallstreet got involved who are likely the predessors to today's antifa.

Mandrake Mechanism 101

I was just on a flight recently and I nursed that coffee for a good long while.

I would stay away. I stopped listening to him when he was getting his viewers into his pyramid scheme.

The Russian Central bank is up to something.

Like that's going to stick

I hope and pray that she will be ok - it pains me that you have to go through this.

On top of the regiment, I would also look at glutathione or N-Acetyl-Cysteine that helps your body produce glutathione that helps against graphene. You can get glutathione from liquorice root as well.

Oh trust me I know - there are too many to count of examples of other jews that leave me disgusted and ashamed. I speak with my family quite often that talk about how the Epsteins and Chuck Shumers of this world need to be hanged.

I'm jewish (although not ashkenazi), that is not true from my experience - but I can't speak for everyone.

From my experience the use of goy or goyim doesn't refer to cattle or inferiority but non-jew in general. I often hear here and people I follow that use these terms synonymously.

He's not getting his gold back

Yeah check out the symbolism behind the wizard of oz. It directly relates to the coinage act. https://www.coinbooks.org/esylum_v19n52a18.html#:~:text=As%20railroads%20and%20large%20ships,as%20the%20Crime%20of%20'73.

I believe that what was Wizard of Oz was all about. The only correction is that it was a bimetal standard not necessarily a silver standard.

I only brought up paper silver because it is the current price discovery mechanism and this has an effect on supply side. Don't get me wrong, I believe silver is still money but whether it can be a reserve standard I think is a different matter. I could be overly conflating the historical significance of gold instilling trust back into the system after a credit collapse, and gold having historical significance as the reference point to price all goods and services. For that it shouldn't matter how much is in circulation, but what the giants choose to hold.

I'm not so sure on the supply of silver, it is so heavily shorted and the price so suppressed that there very little incentive to actually mine it. Maybe if the price was allowed to rise you might see the supply rise. Currently silver production is a result of the byproduct from mining other metals.

I don't think that is a possibility, silver has too much industrial use, which is why gold makes a better global reserve currency.

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What a legend. Using Rugby skills to the advantage.

When you get a LOL response, I would take that as insecurity.

All the Fed can do is print money, all their other levers to control the economy like raising interest rates no longer work with all the saturated debt levels. The Fed was buying back the debt all the way back in 2010 when all the international demand for US treasuries was not existent, otherwise known as the Quantitative Easing program. Trump just allowed it to continue and speed up to it's own demise, however he did have a plan to put Judy Shelton on the Fed board to put US back on the gold standard.

They need to raise the debt ceiling, otherwise the financial system would enter the natural tendency of deflation. The Fed can't have this as it makes the debt so much harder to pay back, which is why they would rather choose stagflation and hyperinflation that in essence is saving the debt at all costs.

I'll certainly be surprised if they don't raise the debt ceiling as that has always been raised like clockwork. Even if they do, I feel there is going to be another bomb to drop in the physical metals markets that will destroy the petro dollar on it's own.

Yeah there are many cops that are not meant for 1:1 encounters and have seen many fat and lazy cops. Which is why they operate in teams and try to get isolated stragglers and put themselves into 3:1 encounters during protests.

I assumed so, although the clip doesn't go that far. The cop followed in the right direction.

There is big risk of contagion globally as a result from this, much like the asian crisis in 97 has led to LTCM hedge fund collapse.