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Monday, December 15, 2008
Massive inflation ahead - <em>Forbes</em> promotes huge dollar devaluation as way to "save economy"
With the American people defrauded out of ~$8.5 Trillion to the international Jewish banking houses in just the last few months, massive inflation and dollar devaluation is inevitable. And now the Jewish media propaganda outlets are readying us for this reality, even saying that dollar devaluation is "good" and a way to "combat" the economic recession/depression.Forbes: "Dollar Devaluation To Fix The Great Recession"Frank Beck12.09.08A quick dollar devaluation would work wonders for submerged borrowers. Don't kid yourself: It could happen.What began as government social tinkering--with implied threats to banks and mortgage companies to extend home loans to even the most marginal of borrowers--led to a greed-blinded mortgage banking business and the meltdown we are experiencing today. Now we are asked by the same congressional leadership to go along with taxpayer-funded bailouts of the very banksters who, while making millions, created the mess.Despite the trillions of dollars already expended recapitalizing banks, there is very little, if any, progress to show. Will a few trillion more do the trick? That seems to be the consensus among Congress and the banks. "They are simply too big to let fail," or are they really just too big to save? We can go back to "Plan A" and buy the toxic assets. If so, at what price? What if a few trillion does not remove enough toxic waste from the system or doesn't get credit flowing again and the economy bustling?[...]The problem with all these ideas is the money is only directed at those who created or benefited from the problems. Why not attack the situation in a manner that will benefit most everyone, an approach that has been successful before and, when compared to the current course, has little downside?Here it is. Stand back. World currencies should be devalued overnight. It can be done on a country-by-country basis, but a coordinated devaluation would work best. A devaluation of 30% would raise the dollar value of all assets by 43%. A $200,000 home with a $230,000 mortgage would become a $286,000 home with the same mortgage. Presto! The homeowner who was $30,000 upside-down now has $56,000 equity and a good reason to make his payments. Both the homeowner and the bank are immediately better-off.[...]
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