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Consider these things!
Consider these things!
Dr. A. H. Krieg
For the last four years I have been following an interesting new trend. It’s interesting because no one seems to be aware of it, many would say not even the participants. How could a new inclination be in development that those participating in establishing the trend don’t know about? It all comes down to investments of held assets that the owner wants to preserve. In all honesty this is not the first time of this happening, in fact I well remember the years from 1920 to 1946 when the exact same process was in occurrence in Germany and France.
The new trends for the 21st century appears to be that people of enormous wealth are either purchasing things of value at extraordinary high prices. Last month someone purchased a 1962 Ferrari 250 GT for $38.115 million. Shure, it’s a beautiful car, but at over $ 38 million is that a reasonable price? Or they are leaving the country.
Now, to examine this new trend you must be able to place yourself in the position of a very wealthy man who has lots of cash. What does he do to preserve the value of his money? Wealth preservation in this economy has become an extremely difficult problem. In days past, you could for example purchase relatively safe municipal bonds, not anymore; one community after another is going belly up! You could hold cash, not any more; inflation at over 10% will kill you. You could get T-Bills and T-Notes, but with the government pumping over a trillion dollars of unbacked currency into the economy annually, not any more! You could invest in stocks and bonds, but the Fed is now the biggest buyer of those, (The Plunge Protection Team) again with fiat species of borrowed or created out of thin air money, not any more! In fact what these very wealthy people have come to realize is that the only safe investment are, objects that they think will grow in value, due to limited supply, art, and other objects that can if necessary be moved to a different location. (Portability being a big part of the picture) The past process of investing in start-ups and real estate and putting your nest eggs into T-bills is no longer a tenable possibility.
The fact of the matter is that the FRS has painted itself into a corner. They have lowered interest rates to 0.25% in America and -0.25% in the EU, yes in the EU people are now paying banks to hold money for them, Japan well, how’s 1.4% sound. Obviously this is the bottom of the proverbial barrel. The continuous quantetive easings have done next to nothing here or in Japan, or the EU; over $ 4 trillion in American QE’s and the economy is still stalled. Japan also tried all of the usual Keynesian crap and none of it has worked. For the last three decades Japan has been economically stalled. From Jan to June 2014 the Japanese economy retracted by 6.8%, they have been down since 1983, we began in 2007 and it has continuously failed miserably for both. Does that deter Keynesian economists like the Gray Lady’s Paul Krugman, Janet Yellen or all of the fools at the FRS, hell no; they want to stay the course. The Keynesian lie that you can tax, devalue, inflate and spend yourself into prosperity has come home to roost. That pansy Lord Maynard Keynes and his communist buddy, Harry Dexter White the American fag at Bretton Woods, who jointly pulled the socialist Fabian wool over the worlds eyes are another story. The Keynesian economic system can be summed up in, if you’re standing in a bucket full of water and want to get out to dry your feet grab the bucket handle and lift yourself out! Stupid is as stupid does!
Money printing from March 2012 to March 2014 was $85 billion per month and from then on $40 billion; say that works out to a meager $1.26 trillion. There is no basis for this money, it is not borrowed nor is it backed; it exists solely as journal entries in the 12 FRS banks, nothing else. If the amount of an existing product (money) is increased its value falls, it’s a law of nature that Janet, Paul, Harry, and Maynard simply did not learn in HS, because they all skipped Sir Newton. Keeping interest rates lower has resulted in the total elimination of savings accounts, weaker currency, and according to Keynesians the almost positive attainment of national bliss; how did it all work? Not. Japan doubled down with massive infrastructure spending, money printing, and every last issue of Keynesian economics was enlarged and the only result was more debt. A total of 250% debt-to-GDP ratio spending in Japan has done nothing, and still the fools cling to their failed economic theories.
America has the devious position of having a 105% debt-to-GDP ration but have only been on this course for about ten years, compared to Japans of 30 years, is it actually possible that some bureaucrat in DC will wake up and smell the coming debacle? Surely the people have, middle class income has fallen every one of the last 30 years.
The house of cards that was built in the NH White Mountains as the solution to rebuild Europe after WW II was in fact the plan of Fabians socialists and communists, to destroy Western economies and to hand over to the progressives the prime tool for accomplishing that goal. The Bretton Woods conference resulted in the Keynesian, Fabian economic pipe dream that was gobbled up by 730 delegates of the 44 Allied nations, which were the victors of WWII. Lord Keynes and H. D. White were the principal drummers, not only for the new fiat money system but also for the continuation of the BIS and the establishment of the World Bank and IMF. Poor Harry never saw the inside of a slammer but died of a heart attack on his farm in NH shortly after issues about his Russian Soviet activities were revealed. All of this was proven in the release by the NSA of the Verona Papers that not only proved all this to be fact, but verified all of Senator McCarthy’s accusing’s of the 50’s about scores of communists in our government.
These were not nice people, in August 1944 Secretary of State Hull, and FDR’s VP Wallace, who had to be replaced by Harry Truman as FDR’s VP because he also was a proven Soviet agent, did succeed in withholding a $ 200 million loan to Nationalist China thus guaranteeing a communist Mao victory in the Chinese revolution. Alger Hiss who was in the Department of State was also a Soviet agent. Sadly the Lamestream who has been the largest supporter of Fabian economics has neglected their social and democratic responsibility to inform the public. In fact when we go back to the 40’s and the Gray Lady we find glowing endorsements of Fabian economics along with Alger, Harry D, George, Maynard, and Paul, all the way from 1944 till today. Progressive Klugman and the NY Times are the ultimate traitors to America, as is verified by the fish wrap’s dwindling circulation.
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