The Weimar Hyperinflation: Time to get out the wheelbarrows?, page 2
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reply posted on 22-5-2009 @ 10:33 AM by wonderworld
reply to post by Adrifter



I'm not a historian but I tjhink the War brought us out of the Depression, with manufacturing jobs. These recent wars may be our demise. Have you noticed the price of metal has shopt way up. The government has been buying it all up. For a bigger War??



reply posted on 22-5-2009 @ 11:15 AM by Adrifter
Originally posted by wonderworld
reply to
post by Adrifter



I'm not a historian but I tjhink the War brought us out of the Depression, with manufacturing jobs. These recent wars may be our demise. Have you noticed the price of metal has shopt way up. The government has been buying it all up. For a bigger War??


the war fixed it we did not..

But I hear ya.


yeah wars will be coming.. Good chance of that when have and have nots are not met...

[edit on 22-5-2009 by Adrifter]


reply posted on 22-5-2009 @ 11:25 AM by wonderworld
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Yes we will have lots of have nots. I better not type so fast looks like you found 2 typo's. Wow I should go back to grammer schhoolllll.


reply posted on 22-5-2009 @ 11:29 AM by Adrifter
reply to post by wonderworld



nah I can read your writing. Rather you use your energy for thought not practicality.


reply posted on 22-5-2009 @ 12:09 PM by wonderworld
reply to post by Adrifter



Thanks I type faster than I think sometimes. I'm glad you could read it.



reply posted on 22-5-2009 @ 12:12 PM by wonderworld
reply to post by eldard



That is a funny way of looking at it.

We take money out of the economy, put it back in to the economy then tax it as it comes back in. How brilliant of them.


reply posted on 24-5-2009 @ 04:41 PM by wonderworld
reply to post by eldard



The printing of useless cash will also speed things along to hyperinflation. Who would think the US or EU would be in such a position. It's actually a global concern, especially if they are predicting another 56 million people to reach poverty level soon.

[edit on 24-5-2009 by wonderworld]


reply posted on 24-5-2009 @ 06:09 PM by wonderworld
reply to post by Adrifter



Yes substance is more important but I still dont like making a bunch of weird typo's. Concentrating on hyperinflation makes me fingers go too fast, when typing. Good point though.


reply posted on 24-5-2009 @ 08:34 PM by cpdaman
hyperinflation CAN'T occur till debt is RESTRUCTURED

everyone is in TOO much debt................banks don't have enough credit worthy borrowers to lend to..........there is too much debt it needs to be re-structured.............

also banks are barely solvent themselves .....they set aside tons of money for future writedowns on loans............Housing, Finance, Commericial real estate all need debt restructuring .........there will be no hyperinflation or even moderate inflation until that happens (i.e increase in money supply and doubling and tripling of prices on EVerything....not just gas due to speculators pilling into a weak dollar).....

Two things.......understand the difference in "money supply" between Electronic Credit being created (like bernanke is doing) and Paper dollars.................Paper dollars are not being hyperinflated....read that again....paper dollars are not being hyperinflated.....paper dollars are not being dropped from a helicotoper driven by ben..................Electronic dollars are being created rapidly out of thin air (they are trying to keep pace with the amount of electronic wealth evaporating) and even when they can out pace this....the electronic money is NOT GETTING INTO THE ECONOMY...it is sitting at the reserves of the fed.........Electronic Credit outweights Paper money by 25 to 1 approx.!!!!

People who are pushing gold ......pushing anti dollar......pushing inflation..........are playing on the misconeptions of nearly everyone in order to make themselves more wealthy or appear more accurate........

The way to restructure debt is to either (and this is what needs to be done....like in every DEPRESSION) is to either write down the LEVEL of debt and make it more serviceable for the level of income (wage earners) or increase income to make the debt more serviceable.....and anyone can tell you in this age of higher unemployment and corporations searching for lowest cost labor ....this is not going to be some gradual wage increase............so either there are a ton of bankruptcy's and tons of pain for the current privelaged class........or there is a CO-Ordinated Currency devaluation............where you wake up and hear that 1 old dollar now equals 2 new dollars...........or amero dollars IMO

[edit on 24-5-2009 by cpdaman]


reply posted on 24-5-2009 @ 08:59 PM by wonderworld
reply to post by cpdaman



Ive always suspected that the new world currency will be in the form of credits not paper dollars. After all we are going paperless, by every sense of the word.

They have already suggested doing away with the penny it cost more to make them than they are worth.

All we will need to make electronic transactions at the grocery store is a RFID mico chip implant that will load all our banking data to it. I for one will not take part in this. It is against my relgion to do so. They call it "Mark of the Beast" I dont know if you are familiar with that or your opinion.

When the World Banks says to watch out for social unrest I'll be heading the warning. Crime will be rampent.

We could easily see 20-25% annual inflation, this would cause Hyperinflation in 2 or 3 years.

Lets hope they can keep control as the same printing presses are pumping out unsecured paper money. It is much worse than a depression if it happens and there is nothing you or I can do about it


reply posted on 24-5-2009 @ 09:46 PM by wonderworld
Originally posted by ladyinwaiting
I am finding this conversation very intriguing, and am happy to know I can query the thoughts of others who perhaps, keep up with the matters of money more than I. I do worry about it, and was concerned when the government printed the additional currency. Even from Economics 101 in undergraduate school, I recall remarks about printing money in times of economic crisis as a poor and dangerous solution. I am curious about the buying of 600 gallons of gas, and other survival tools and items. What is it that you are protecting against? Is it the fall of the economy, or natural castatrophes, or 2012, or all the above? Also, when you say it would be wise to have gold on hand, or you referring to gold in bars or some other means, or would jewelry do?


Yes, in a depression your 1000 in the bank will still buy 1000 loaves of bread. With Hyperinflation that same 1000 in the bank starts out buying 500 loaves a month later 250 loaves and so on until it takes a wheelbarrow full of money to buy one loaf. It does sound scary

The key is to hope for the best and prepare for the worst. when I said I bough 300 gallons of gas and stocked up on a years worth of food it is because stores will be cleared out in minutes, martial l;aw will be deployed.

Those that are prepared are less dependent on the government. When ever I go to town I usualy pick up a couple 50 pound bags of rice, wheat or oats, beans, et, etc. Obe 50 pound bag of rice only costs 20.00. That is todays price. We've all seen food prices jump up. Here is another link on the 2009 food shortage crisis.

www.abovetopsecret.com...

Dont worry. It's easy to stock up at a time. I dont expect things to break lose until 2010. We never know what to expect these days.


reply posted on 24-5-2009 @ 11:26 PM by ladyinwaiting
reply to post by wonderworld



Thanks for the link! I will be looking for some other things you have written, maybe on some other threads, survival maybe. I remember after 9-11, I got this really creepy feeling that something would happen to our water supply. Everytime I went out, I picked up cases of water until I finally had it under the beds, and stashed in closets, and all over the house, thinking stale water is better than no water! Called it "war water". But, as you say, hope for the best. I'll leave my wheelbarrow in the shed, too, for the moment.


reply posted on 25-5-2009 @ 09:09 AM by wonderworld
reply to post by cpdaman



Youre right, there will still be ways to make money. We survived the First Great Depression and hope this one wont be the Greatest Depression.

Many proud men comitted suicide back then. They felt like failures to their families. They didnt have national media coverage, as we do to explain we are all affected to one degree or another.

I hope most are heeding these warnings and preparing.

In 2007 who would imagine words like this would be discussed? Only a select few saw this coming, befor 2007.
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