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[TaM-359] Truth About Debtflation

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UPDATE: Two forensic experts conclude it is NOT George Zimmerman screaming for help on the 911 calls

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Ackerman vs Lira: Rumble in the Hyperinflation Jungle!

Stacy Summary:  The gripping hyperinflation debate between Rick Ackerman and Gonzalo Lira enters Round 3 (technically it’s round 2, but no round 2 ring girls had silver star in belly button and silver heart around neck):

  1. Rick Ackerman:  Big Gap in Logic Weakens Hyperinflation Argument
  2. Gonzalo Lira:  Talk About A Big Gap In Logic!—Slicing Up Rick Ackerman
  3. Rick Ackerman:  Here’s Why Hyperinflationist Lira Is Wrong

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[OTE102] On the Edge with Nicole ‘Stoneleigh’ Foss

Stacy Summary: We interview Nicole ‘Stoneleigh’ Foss about Fukushima and deflation.

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Deflationary Black Hole: The Sequel. Who Will Wall St. Send to Congress to Extort 15 Trillion This Time?

“The biggest danger remains the US housing market, where he said there was the potential for a new shock as more Americans default on home loans as mortgages come up for refinancing.”

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MISH, Keen, Tavakoli, Denninger, Ackerman and Prechter were right. Schiff, Rogers, Gross, Faber, Bonner, Puplava and Taleb were wrong.

Here is the money supply chart via ShadowStats showing deflation:

ShadowStats’ note on above chart: A downward slope in this growth curve does not necessarily mean that the money supply is dropping. Only if the curve goes below zero does that show money supply having contracted over a full twelve months.

Here is the Consumer Price Inflation chart (ShadowStats’ real CPI line is the blue one); as you can see that is well over 5%:

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PirateMyfilm: Richard Bluestein on Board to Direct/Edit “Inflationist vs. Deflationist” (EDUEL)

Richard Bluestein in now on board to direct/edit this project.  The format is for each economist to answer 10 questions supporting their thesis. These will then be cut together into a mashup and posted to YouTube.

Both Steve Keen and Peter Schiff have agreed to participate in this.  A bit of a delay – for the next two weeks, Peter is focusing on his senatorial campaign (if you live in CT. I suggest you vote for him).

PirateMyfilm: “Inflationist v. Deflationist - Peter Schiff v. Steve Keen” (EDUEL)

Note:  The project is over-subscribed by over 250%.  If you can’t reserve shares in this project, you might want to consider Richard’s other PMF project: “The Chicago Way” (CHICA)

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Max Keiser – The Market is a Hologram Masking Deflation

It is my thesis that the inflation, deflation debate is flawed because we no longer have reliable price signals. The overwhelming domination of program trading on various exchanges has fundamentally changed the way prices are created and represented in the economy. All ‘efficient market’ theories are dead. Continue reading

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Despite ZIRP & Fiscal Blitz, US Money Supply Plunges by 9.6 Percent

Stacy Summary:    Yikes.  Deflation.  Depression.  And, you know what comes next.  “The stock of money in the US fell from $14.2 trillion to $13.9 trillion in the three months to April, amounting to an annual rate of contraction of 9.6pc”

From MaxKeiser.com Images

Chart from Shadowstats

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[OTE54] On the Edge with Steve Keen

Stacy Summary:  On the Edge with Revere Award winner, Steve Keen. (By the way, next week’s guest will be Gerald Celente if you have any questions for him).

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Roads to war, quagmires and emergency credit

Stacy Summary: The Military-Industrial racket is a much easier one it seems than the Finance-Industrial racket.  The threat to blow up economy worked once, I don’t get the sense that it would work so easily again.   An existential threat from far off countries with a tiny fraction of your own military power works over and over and over and over and over again.  And the trillions that have gone missing in the sands of Iraq and the mountains of Afghanistan are just as staggering as the riches lost to Wall Street.  But nary a peep.  At least with the insane battle against deflation, we know what victory looks like and that is inflation.

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