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| − | The Obama administration monetary policy is currently a reckless [[monetary policy]] of [[monetizing debt]] at an unprecedented rate which will likely lead to [[inflation]], [[hyperinflation]], [[stagflation]], or hyper-stagflation. | + | 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. |
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 04:17, August 16, 2009
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.
Below are some articles and videos on the Obama administration's reckless monetary policy:
Articles:
- Fed’s Treasury Purchases March 2009 to July 2009
- Federal Reserve is Printing Money: Prepare for Hyper-Inflation August 13, 2009
- Monetary Policy — Not Obama's Stimulus—Is What Needs Watching
- Printing money is not the cure
2009 Videos:
- Glenn Beck on Printing Money
- Ron Paul, Glenn Beck & Company: Monetizing the Debt - The Truth
- Peter Schiff - Impending hyperinflation
- Inflation Is Going To Increase Very Substantially As A Result Of Money Printing May 30, 2009
- Hyperstagflation
2008 Videos
- Peter Schiff - Obama = print print print print print - November 06, 2008