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Topic started on 10-1-2012 @ 12:16 PM by Vitchilo
To make sure Iran fires the first shot and is seen as the ``bad guys`` by the sheeple.

Hyperinflation Comes To Iran
Hyperinflation has struck again, this time at ground zero of the most sensitive geopolitical conflict in ages: Iran. EA WorldView reports:

An EA source reports that a relative in Tehran ordered a washing machine for 400,000 Toman (about $240) this week. When he went to the shop the next day, he was told that --- amidst the currency crisis and rising import costs --- the price was now 800,000 Toman (about $480). Another EA source says that the price of an item of software for a laptop computer has tripled from 50,000 Toman to 150,000 Toman within days.

And so the opportunity cost for the Ahmedinejad regime to preserve its status quo gradually grinds to zero, as the entire economy implodes (courtesy of a few strategic financially isolating decisions) making further escalation virtually inevitable, in a 100% replica of the US-planned Japanese escalation that led to the Pearl Harbor attack, and gave America the green light to enter the war.

You add to that :
- January 23 : europe voting on Iran oil embargo
- June : US financial sanctions go in effect against Iran (which will make the situation even worse)

The sheeple don't know what is happening in Iran right now, they'll believe the MSM when they say that the attack was ``out of the blue``...

Hell I've been reading many threads on democrat forums, most of them opposed the Iraq war and of course blamed it all on Bush, but when it comes to Iran, since it's Obama, it's alright if there's a war, especially if ``Iran strikes first``...

The Japanese embargo strategy worked before, time to apply it against Iran.
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reply posted on 10-1-2012 @ 12:34 PM by mileslong54
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Very interesting find, thanks for sharing

Another push further out on the plank, it's not looking pretty for those that prefer peace.


reply posted on 10-1-2012 @ 12:45 PM by Vitchilo
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If there is hyper inflation in Iran it is probably due to the way the Iranian authorities run the country.

Nope. Since the US has imposed financial sanctions in Iran, their currency has plummeted by at least 50%.

reply to post by CALGARIAN



STOP your Nuclear Programme and sanctions go away.

They did stop their nuclear program from 2003-2005. Iran was doing everything the US wanted... but the US didn't want to give them a real deal to allow them having peaceful nuclear energy... so they went back to doing their own business.

Is Nuclear Fuel THAT important?.. No.

Yes. They need alternative sources of energy.

Is a Nuclear Weapon THAT important? Yes.

To defend against warmongers? Sure.

reply to post by NorthStreet1


lets forget about the Flood in Thailand that is creating an electronics part shortage

You are right about the floods in Thailand, but this has no relation to Iran.

Prices have gone up and who to say a fellow Iranian isn't above screwing their fellow Iranian with prices ?

Well their currency have plummeted by at least 50% in the last few days, of course there's hyperinflation. Nothing to do with Thailand or people screwing each other.

One country (the US) shouldn't be able to have so much power over the world.


reply posted on 10-1-2012 @ 12:54 PM by Cyanhide
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One country (the US) shouldn't be able to have so much power over the world.


It pretty much comes down to this,doesn't it? Its a sad world we live in. Heck we have the Almighty( wink ) EU council.


reply posted on 10-1-2012 @ 03:43 PM by FTD Brat
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Even if that is true, I imagine the expectation that the restrictions will be put in place would be enough to force the market to act.

For example, if the president were to declare that no more civilians would be allowed to purchase firearms of any type or ammunition of any caliber after the 31st of January but any weapons or ammo purchased before then are OK, what do you think would happen to prices of firearms and ammunition?

This is what happens when the government messes with the free market.
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reply posted on 11-1-2012 @ 03:11 AM by harryhaller
West engineered economic warfare.

However, this is actually good news for the Iranians, for a number of economic reasons, as it stimulates the local economy.

www.moonofalabama.org... is following the same story, and goes one better by asserting:


In total the markets will be more nervous and the risk premium included in oil prices will go up. Iran and the other Persian Gulf countries will make more money. Everyone else will have to pay more for oil with the price increase for the "west" likely much higher than for the "east". This while the "west" is in economic trouble and the "east" is still expanding.

It will be the most stupid self inflicted wound world policy has seen for a while.


IMHO Iran is doing alright, it's the West that's about to be historical.


reply posted on 11-1-2012 @ 06:47 AM by hmdphantom
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It is quite amusing how people are fed with mono-political agendas and One World Government US offers.

People can not even think the other way.

They think Earth is a big jungle and they should be the lions.
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