why is everything costing much more? maybe because the 700bil bailout led to other companies wanting to keep up with the currency which leads us to inflation. the gov't shot the economy and made our depression (i know we technically aren't in one yet) last even longer due to the inflation
actually, it is less competetion = higher prices. You see, when there is a large amount of competetion, people will reduce the prices of their wares in order to get more customers. When there is less competition, prices go up because more consumers go to them since there is not much other competition. Why put prices up when more people shop in our store? Well its greater demand for your goods, and you stock is the same. Basically: Rule of supply and demand.
We are not in control. They are selling us out. Please welcome our new currency...."The Amero!" That's right kids. It will be worth less than the dollar but that makes the World Currency and One World Government more appealing.
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twinz4ever123 (5 hours ago) Show Hide 0 Marked as spam Marked as spam If you L♥ve someone,
Thank you for posting this video. It is important for people to know.
Unfortunately, it passed.
I understand the threat of systemic risk is a reason for concern, but this solution is not a fix all. There are very deep problems with the system that need to be addressed.
As stacy said, our already over inflated budget, the continuing cost of war (the true cost is not even known), neglect of its own citizens needs, and now this substantial bailout will only continue to bring us to our knees.
It is said that the war costs 2 billion USD to operate EACH WEEK. Thats right; each week, we are dishing out 2 billion dollars to fund our wars overseas. Now considering that there are 52 weeks in a year, and that the war has lasted for about 5 years; we are talking about somewhere near 520 billion dollars spent on these wars...yeah, its THAT important (to some people in the gov't, that is.)
Actually a well known economist, Stiglitz, wrote a book that the true cost (conservatively) is 3 trillion dollars - because one MAJOR cost neglected in estimates is the care for the soldiers after. When a soldier is killed, settlements are paid. If he is hurt, healthcare must be provided and so on. As you know, healthcare costs are increasing twice the amount of inflation.
Its a great book called the 3 trillion dollar war - check it out. It is eye opening.
The 700 billion comes from you the taxpayer, for your convenience we take all major credit cards... Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover. I just need a moment to process your payment. In the meantime, would you like to super-size your happy meal?
Where does that 700 billion come from? Does some international banker have it stuffed in his back pocket? If the priciple is created, where does the interest get created? 700 issued, 700 + Interest to pay back?
i like these, short, informative, and to the point.
Sovieto 3 years ago
why is everything costing much more? maybe because the 700bil bailout led to other companies wanting to keep up with the currency which leads us to inflation. the gov't shot the economy and made our depression (i know we technically aren't in one yet) last even longer due to the inflation
pissoffboi 3 years ago
get some farm land fools
ohnoesfedzilla 3 years ago
less competition=higher prices?
is that right?
shouldnt it be less competition=lower prices because they will have more customers?wtF?
shaquo890 3 years ago
actually, it is less competetion = higher prices. You see, when there is a large amount of competetion, people will reduce the prices of their wares in order to get more customers. When there is less competition, prices go up because more consumers go to them since there is not much other competition. Why put prices up when more people shop in our store? Well its greater demand for your goods, and you stock is the same. Basically: Rule of supply and demand.
nomorefred 3 years ago
exactly
example:
2 people sell chocolate bars, one at $5 and one at 7$,
you would probably buy the $5 one, unless guy number two undercuts guy number one and sells his chocolate for cheaper
now, lets say guy number 1 goes out of business and you NEED a chocolate bar
the only person selling the bars can charge you $20 if he wants, because where else are you going to get it?
get it?
hotbrasilian4u 3 years ago
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123peac123 3 years ago
this video was good
im bored on cam Tv
91Jackass91 3 years ago
vote far left!
gilu93 3 years ago
why are we letting this happen?
nomegusta13 3 years ago
We are not in control. They are selling us out. Please welcome our new currency...."The Amero!" That's right kids. It will be worth less than the dollar but that makes the World Currency and One World Government more appealing.
thank you & Goodnight from 1 angry white.
1angrywhite 3 years ago
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vampirehuntress1018 3 years ago
Thank you for posting this video. It is important for people to know.
Unfortunately, it passed.
I understand the threat of systemic risk is a reason for concern, but this solution is not a fix all. There are very deep problems with the system that need to be addressed.
As stacy said, our already over inflated budget, the continuing cost of war (the true cost is not even known), neglect of its own citizens needs, and now this substantial bailout will only continue to bring us to our knees.
hawaii8087 3 years ago
It is said that the war costs 2 billion USD to operate EACH WEEK. Thats right; each week, we are dishing out 2 billion dollars to fund our wars overseas. Now considering that there are 52 weeks in a year, and that the war has lasted for about 5 years; we are talking about somewhere near 520 billion dollars spent on these wars...yeah, its THAT important (to some people in the gov't, that is.)
nomorefred 3 years ago
Actually a well known economist, Stiglitz, wrote a book that the true cost (conservatively) is 3 trillion dollars - because one MAJOR cost neglected in estimates is the care for the soldiers after. When a soldier is killed, settlements are paid. If he is hurt, healthcare must be provided and so on. As you know, healthcare costs are increasing twice the amount of inflation.
Its a great book called the 3 trillion dollar war - check it out. It is eye opening.
hawaii8087 3 years ago
this bailout is the death of the middle class in the US. heckuva job, bush.
exchhc 3 years ago
bush wasn't the problem, asshole
AceHearts75 3 years ago
the war killed our economy
hazardious 3 years ago
a lot of things killed our economy
AceHearts75 3 years ago 2
The 700 billion comes from you the taxpayer, for your convenience we take all major credit cards... Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover. I just need a moment to process your payment. In the meantime, would you like to super-size your happy meal?
itsalmostoverforall 3 years ago
Where does that 700 billion come from? Does some international banker have it stuffed in his back pocket? If the priciple is created, where does the interest get created? 700 issued, 700 + Interest to pay back?
davidnightingale 3 years ago
I see that someone has seen the second zeitgeist
AceHearts75 3 years ago
Yep and Money Masters, and listened to Infowars.
Cheers
davidnightingale 3 years ago