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  • Thanks for the suggestion, the big island of hawaii seems like the place to me too. Merry Christmas

  • If the government had an IQ, what would it be?

    Not high enough to work at McDonalds, I'd say.

    I sometimes think about how rich we'd be if the gov would just get out of our way and stop robbing us blind.

    Nice rant man.

  • Our congressman don't care, they are much smarter than us and will treat us that way. Henry Reid said he can "smell" the touists all the way in his office.

    As long as the government has the authority to print money, it will do so and keep running these insane programs. Everyone who works for the government is overpaid and will do whatever it takes including slander/wrongful arrests/murder to keep those jobs.

    The government corrupts everyone, vietnam navy pilot cunningham was corrupted.

  • jonyjoe896,

    Vote them out. All of them. The possibility of term limits and a return to the constitution are the grassroots goals that are making Nancy Pelosi, et al, so rude and crazy. These politicians despise us and shouldn't be ruining our economy.

  • Last thing, I promise. People like Marc Faber and to some extent, Peter Schiff, aren't looking for the absolute demise of the dollar because they think we're going to have mild inflation. They know what very well may happen in the long-term and it's a very ugly scenario.

  • In short, there is no roadmap for us to follow currently. There has never been asset bubbles of this size in all of human history and they've never occurred at a time in history when the basic fueling components of our various economies (i.e. commodities - oil, natural gas, ethanol, food, copper, etc...) were in such short supply. Honestly, we don't know what will happen. But doing something other than preparing for the worst and hoping for the best is not a good idea.

  • Actually George, you're wrong about it being a fallacy. Hyperinflation isn't the most likely scenario, as simple high inflation is slightly more likely. However, if it does occur, it will be disastrous. The other side of that as well is that hyperinflation isn't likely to last for 1, 2, or even 3 years. It's likely to last 3 months to a year if it happens. However, it is possible for it to last longer. So the dangers are real. The difference is, we've never been in this position before.

  • This money is going to the hyper-inflation bomb that's coming our way in another 6 months to 3 years. I hope you're making plans to get out of California. Good vid! Thanks for the info!

  • Notice how pelosi kept it 10 pages under 2000. She probably ripped out a few random pages on her way out of the ladies room.

  • I'm pissed off too!! Our Government is totally out of control. Were can I move to get away from these jerks!

  • Well, I wonder how much the mechanics were paid to destroy the engines, and who paid for that? Or how much pollution was created by blowing them up? Many were overheated and ran for over an hour pumping toxic smoke into the sky. Epic fail!

  • Thanks for the videos...Yt is loading videos really slow, had to refresh this 3 times

  • yea me to slow today

    thanks for your great reporting

    mike

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