Community | January 04, 2012 | 13 comments

Senior Obama Admin Official: “We Are Going to Kill the Dollar”

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Investor Kyle Bass discloses his discussion with a senior Obama admin about how this economic crisis is going to play out. The answer is to export our way out of this mess by making our exports cheaper by destroying the dollar in a global game of currency devaluation. This simply means that they are going to print more and more dollars until all of your purchasing power is destroyed and you will need more and more dollars to buy the same amount of goods. (ie. Massive Inflation.)



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  • Kelly_Balthrop
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      Kelly_Balthrop  
    • Inflation sounds scary because that's what you have been taught. Sure, it's a little upsetting at first when food and gas go up, but at the same time our debts, including what we owe on our homes will be shrinking in value. This is the only road out of the forest without a total meltdown and debt forgiveness, and I hope their being honest about what was said. The only people who hate inflation are the bankers.

    • 5 months ago
  • GOPhreeloaders
  • moodyblue
  • Anonmaly
  • artemis6
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    • Anonmaly:

      Time banking , for small individual and co-operative scale local economics , Large scale , perhaps barter . there is a new economy forming as we speak . Online currency ? Pledges ? It is going to die . Each region will find a way . Humans are creative like that .

    • 5 months ago
  • circlesquared
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  • artemis6
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  • JohnA
  • Kelly_Balthrop
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      Kelly_Balthrop  
    • artemis6:

      I've read about time banking. It's a form of barter with time. You do an hour of labor, you now have an hour in your account. Need someone to paint your house, apply that hour in your account towards an hour of someone else's labor to paint. All labor is equal; digging a hole for an hour has the same value as someone doing your books for an hour.

      It may help ease the pain in a high inflation period until wages adjust.

    • 5 months ago
  • Kelly_Balthrop
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    • Anonmaly:

      Actually, when they say kill it, they don't mean literally. They are talking about devaluing it by printing more dollars creating high inflation.

      Lets say you make $50K a year, pay $2.00 for bread, $4.00 for gas and have a $100,000 mortgage with a home valued at $100.00..

      If inflation is 100% over some period, wages will adjust slower but they will match inflation eventually. Then you would make $100K a year, pay $4.00 for bread and $8.00 for gas, your home is now worth $200,000, but your mortgage would still only be for $100.000. Everything doubled except for debt.

      The down side is that usually wages will lag behind inflation, so people may feel the squeeze at first. Also the smooth flow of capital will become much more erratic with wilder fluctuations. Hyperinflation happens when the economy can't handle the volatility killing commerce and reducing tax revenue causing the government to borrow more to pay for increasingly expensive services. The government can find itself in a spiral that it can't get out of until the dollar really is dead; as in not worth the paper it's printed on. At that point they would throw in the towel and create or join a different currency.

    • 5 months ago
  • PressCore
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    • Kelly_Balthrop:

      The points you make are reasonable, and believable. I won't pretend to know
      or even understand any advanced level of economics. But doing Journalistic
      investigation since the wheat ears were still standard issue on the Lincoln cent
      in 1958. a coin collector even before that, and business person twice since,
      I've made some observations that should be asserted into the community's
      conversation & dialog. Because I've studied History-which is Journalism-all
      my years since I was 6. Now at nearly 63, I know we were all a lot better off
      when we had value backed money reflecting the phrase " sound as a dollar "
      The original free masons/founding fathers who established the U.S. dollar
      based on the Spanish Real aka " piece of 8 " created it on the decimal system
      and had a perfect Weights & Measures system to constantly back it up from
      1792 through 1855. The ratio of Gold to Silver to Copper in coins redeemable
      for currency that were U.S.Treasury Notes was 1 to 20 to 2.000. If you saw
      Large Cents, Large Half Cents, Large Dismes (dime for the French dix (10)
      as in 10 cents Latin for fractionalized hundreths, Half Dimes before the
      advent of nickles during the Civil War era...Then you'd see what I mean.

      I own an 1803 Large cent minted at the Phiiladelphia Mint when Thomas
      Jefferson commissioned Louis & Clark to explore the newly acquired
      Louisiana Purchase of 1/2 the USA for $10 Million in U.S Gold bullion.
      The penny is as virtualy as large as a Kennedy Half Dollar, of solid Copper.
      It's so big they had to make 1/2 Large Cents about a size of a quarter to
      give people to make change for a penny with. Farmers, millers all knew
      Copper, the affluent merchants knew Silver, Bankers knew Gold, Silver,
      and Copper. Had the U.S. Government agressively partnered with miners
      to keep that weights & measures system current with a growing population.,
      And had they kept Corporate Banking from infiltrating our Treasury Dept.,
      We'd likely have trat system still, with a fiat greenback currency running
      parallel to it to bridge the gap and eliminate money shortages causing
      Recessions and Depression, imho. As I said, I don't claim to be omnicient
      just well educated. The John D.Rockefellers, Morgans, of the USA didn't
      have the sort of stranglehold they do now when Government was limited
      to serving strictly Constitutiuonal functions. Government failed to serve
      the needs of We the People when it allowed the 1st and 2nd Corporate
      Bank of the U.S Government take care of all it's Banking business, and
      making it, and us dependent on them. Any country only has Independence
      so long as all it's constituent humans are as self reliant as they can be.

      The creators of the dollar from Jefferson, Adams, Franklin, Washington,
      to Andrew Jackson were masons who understood it's We the People who
      create money-NOT- a foreign owned international banking syndicate. And
      that the U.S.Treasury is a public trust office serving a strictly Constitutional
      function. Before it all got out of hand, and too complicated, keeping such
      a simple system succeeded from 1792 through 1932, some 140 years. It
      was when citizens lost touch with their American Heritage, and became too
      used to calling green paper " money " that it went to hell. Imho, if they are
      hell bent for leather in killing the dollar, they will. But if they keep the same
      rotten to the core shit system their status quo reflects now, the top .01%
      will be the only ones with any real means to cope w/the coming changes

      I'm a Gold Prospector. I've owned Gold nearly all my life. Gold & Silver
      are must haves for every computer, cell phone, communcations satellite
      that Sir Arthur C. Clark envisioned. Modern society wouldn't exist as we
      now know it without this semi/precious metals coined into money to recycle.
      My point of being so long winded about elaborating about all this is simply
      to keep it simple. When citizens had a 4 nickle sized Gold coins in their
      pockets, they had their pay for a week if they were doing well. Being Gold,
      they naturaly reserved it, spent it sparingly, held onto it, made it last be
      cause Gold, being 11 Billion years old has constant value, and real pur
      chasing power.. Americans wanted to save Gold for pressing emergencies..
      Silver for the normal most important other things, Copper for the common
      needs as they did for 200 years of Ameriucan History. Real money-not
      merely something that passed for it- was something they wanted to save,
      save, save. Now we're a society of spendthifts who squandering our re
      sources by routinely wasting them. So we spend, spend spend instead.
      We don't produce. We borrow, and depend. We waste 1/2 of the food
      we produce as if we'd live forever. That never happened when our grand
      parents spent 33% of their weekly budgets with value backed coined
      money that had limitations. Withe the mentality of killing the dollar, do
      you realy think they'll replace it with something worth more than toilet paper ?
      I say no, likely not, given their track history of investing in death over life.

      " If people believe in paper script over real coined money, allowing Bankers
      to issue it instead of our Commonwealth Treasury, it will be more destructive
      than invasion by any foreign army. And future generations of Americans
      will be reduced to pathetic paupers and bond slaves in the same country
      their forfathers once made free for them " Thomas Jefferson.

    • 5 months ago
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