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HYPERINFLATION SPECIAL REPORT
Banking Solvency Crisis Has Opened First Phase of Monetary Inflation
Hyperinflationary Depression Remains Likely As Early As 2010
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Overview
The U.S. economy is in an intensifying inflationary recession that eventually will evolve into a hyperinflationary great depression. Hyperinflation could be experienced as early as 2010, if not before, and likely no more than a decade down [...]

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No surprise from the Fed yesterday. Their feeble statements about inflation just prove what I’ve said all along: When considering deflation or inflation, the Federal Reserve will always opt for the lesser of the two evils, inflation!
Nevertheless, many of the so-called experts on Wall Street seem to think that oil and gas prices can’t [...]

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I hear that along with Peak Oil, the world is now hitting Peak Fertilizer. Well, there’s enough BS being spread about the oil crisis that it could solve our fertilizer problem in a jiffy.
Much of it is — no surprise — coming from Washington. Another load of bull is coming from our so-called “friends” in [...]

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The Real Misery Index

 
Santa Barbara is hardly the picture of poverty. Oprah’s mansion is there, and the city’s median house is worth a cool million. Heck, — we ate some tremendous sushi on State Street and relished in the city’s upscale vibe.
So imagine my surprise when I learned that 12 of Santa Barbara’s parking lots have recently been converted [...]

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In 1999, the global economy silently underwent a monumental shift…a shift that in the short years to come promises to give rise to an inflationary era – the likes of which America has never before seen…
This shift that was probably the single most significant to occur since America abandoned the gold standard in 1973–though nobody seemed [...]

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Political unrest in the oil-rich Middle East boils over into open conflict…
A line of cars stretched for blocks winding into a gas station. The price is US$7 a gallon…but the price is partially covered by another hand-painted sign that reads: “Authorized Vehicles Only.”
On the floor of a stock exchange frantic traders cry: Sell…Sell…SELL! But there [...]

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