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>Hyperinflation Defined, Explained, and Proven: Part II - Jeff Nielson - Sprott Money - 

You say the 2008 crisis was deliberately triggered? What about the fraudulent AIG Derivatives that were supposed to insure against non-performing Mortgage liar loans. Wasn't there a massive default of these fake AIG insurance policies when the liars failed to pay their mortgages?

While these massive losses were surely predictable, you believe the panic was deliberately triggered instead of a situation that finally became uncontrollable.

I'll admit a global crisis is a good excuse to hold up the taxpayers for $700B in TARP funds that later was exposed by the 2010 Ron Paul Audit, ballooning to $16T. Funny that we could never get a list of banks where this unauthorized printed money went due to supposed "anti-Wall St crusader" Bernie Sanders inserted Senate clause derailing that exposure.

2010 Ron Paul: Bernie Sanders gutted the bill to Audit the Fed
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IHtZID49Ebc




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Beginning of the headline :Part I began the somewhat ambitious mission described in the title: providing readers with the true definition of the term “hyperinflation”, in both economic and mathematical terms. This was done through first defining the term “inflation” itself. It was then explained how the dynamics of inflation/hyperinflation operate, through the use of a simple allegory. Finally, readers were provided with a real-life illustration: the hyperinflation of the U.S. money supply . Part II continues this mi... Read More
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