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The Obama administration monetary policy is currently a reckless [[monetary policy]] of [[monetizing debt]] at an unprecedented rate which will very likely lead to [[inflation]], [[hyperinflation]], [[stagflation]], or hyper-stagflation.   
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The Obama administration monetary policy is currently a reckless [[monetary policy]] of [[monetizing debt]] at an unprecedented rate which will very likely lead to [[inflation]], [[hyperinflation]], [[stagflation]], or hyper-stagflation.  In February of 2010, concerning the [[Obama administration]]'s [[monetary policy]], the world renowned investor Jim Rogers said that the [[European Union]], [[China|Chinese]], and [[Australia|Australian]] central bankers are more competent and honest than the [[Federal Reserve]] and that Federal Reserve Chairman [[Ben Bernanke]] is "throwing gasoline on a fire" via his [[inflation|inflationary]] policies which are debasing the United States dollar.<ref>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zzTXaAXusiI</ref>
  
 
Below are some articles and videos on the [[Obama administration]]'s reckless monetary policy:
 
Below are some articles and videos on the [[Obama administration]]'s reckless monetary policy:

Revision as of 23:36, February 21, 2010

The Obama administration monetary policy is currently a reckless monetary policy of monetizing debt at an unprecedented rate which will very likely lead to inflation, hyperinflation, stagflation, or hyper-stagflation. In February of 2010, concerning the Obama administration's monetary policy, the world renowned investor Jim Rogers said that the European Union, Chinese, and Australian central bankers are more competent and honest than the Federal Reserve and that Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke is "throwing gasoline on a fire" via his inflationary policies which are debasing the United States dollar.[1]

Below are some articles and videos on the Obama administration's reckless monetary policy:

Articles:

2009 Videos:

2008 Videos

See also