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  • vote Ron Paul 2012

  • Ron Paul is the only politician I really respect. He hasn't ever participated in the junkets nor signed up for a fat cat retirement that all congress men get. Ron Paul 2012

  • if he was not for weed, nobody would give a shit about him

  • @LIBERALTSUNAMI Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha­hahahahaha I like that one!!!!

  • @LIBERALTSUNAMI SPEAK FOR YOURSELF DUMBFUCK!

  • i have to speak for my bitches too. you should thank me ;)

  • WHO IS THAT FRAIL OLD MAN IN THE MIDDLE OF THAT RALLY ? THE POOR OLD GUY LOOKS LOST . HE'S PROBABLY SENILE BUT WHEN YOU GET REALLY REALLY OLD , YOU GET THAT WAY . I WONDER HOW THIS OLD MAN WILL LOOK 4 YEARS FROM NOW . I DON'T WANT TO THINK ABOUT IT . OOPS THAT FRAIL OLD FART IS RON PAUL ! I NEVER KNEW HE WAS THAT OLD ! HE MUST BE AT LEAST 75 YEARS OLD ! WOW , HE LOOKS IT ! I HOPE HE ISN'T THE KIND OF GUY WHO HAS OPINIONS ON HOW HE WOULD CHANGE THINGS . WE TELL OUR GRANDPA TO KEEP QUIET !

  • @weetoy69 he is a medical doctor and a veteran......not aporn addict loser like you who goes around writing in CAPS......my eyes hurt you jackass......

  • If the Euro hadn;t fail it would've been correct

  • This video is 2 years old and now look at our credit rating, unemployment and jobs that are forever gone! Ron Paul 2012 !

  • If it's the big one even if you have SILVER or GOLD it wont save you !!!! FOOD,WATER.No matter what precious metal will help for a while but not in a long term.Good things for barthering example vodka,toilet paper,cigarettes,ammunitions,s­eeds,and the list goes on...So are you prepared ????

  • Vote 4 Ron Paul America is in debt to china in trillions of dollars and yet America is giving all Thier money to isreal WTF all these popular stores and fast food places are sending money to isreal why isreal why not china were in debt to them Ron Paul wants to step sending money to isreal and that would be the smartest thing I've seen from a president in a while

  • I wish Ron Paul would fuck off and die.

  • @NYerintransit That isn't going to prevent his predictions from coming true, fuck head.

  • @dropkick23 He doesn't know a damned thing.

  • @NYerintransit In your ignorant, uninformed little world.

  • @dropkick23 Ron Paul will never be President. Only then would this country have a chance of being in the dumps for that long.

  • @NYerintransit I wish you gain every sickness known to the world and die horribly and painfully, ignorant fucker

  • @NYerintransit asshole

  • Vote Ron Paul ~ He has never voted to raise taxes. He has never voted for an unbalanced budget. He has never voted for a federal restriction on gun ownership. He has never voted to raise congressional pay. He has never taken a government-paid junket. He has never voted to increase the power of the executive branch. He voted against the Patriot Act. He voted against regulating the Internet. He voted against the Iraq war
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  • Is Ron Paul gonna make it another few years?

  • @clarity137 it's usually a minority that can judge what the future will be based on what is happening in the present.... and Religion has produced a population that never questions authority and always has blind faith believing whatever they want to believe even though it doesn't make sense...... but i think the economic collapse will be the wake up call these assholes need

  • lol, time to start the timer. See you in 15 years suckers. Hope you bought some gold.

  • @solidtenpin i just bought some gold today i am only 22 years old and live alone here in the usa, my parents are in mexico so this is gonna be really tough for me, but i am a strong american just like all of you, we need to stand up for our rights which WE DONT HAVE ANYMORE.

  • @solidtenpin Suckers? I hate to be right but if you think we can borrow and inflate forever you are out of your mind.

  • And, he was right, again.......

  • Why the fuck would Congress want to make gardening illegal? Killer tomatoes perhaps?

  • @Tamaraidic0501 congress wants to make gardening illegal because the big corporate farms and the government want you to depend on them for food.... or they just want you to starve to death... :P

  • THat would put March 2011 right in the middle of that, which has been talked about as being the month that they kill the dollar.

  • you sound very condenscending while talking about him. do you know how the federal reserve bank works? have you heard of the gold and silver standard?if it werent for the federal reserve and the illuminati we wouldnt be in this mess.but who cares? nobody is gonna listen anyway so live it up man party your balls off! we are gonna live like this forever!

  • @salamonetalton the speaker does come across as condescending in his tone but i dont think thats his intention just his speaking style.

  • @salamonetalton an eternity of orgasm. thats what you hwo are ignorant live. party. sex. perception mods...

    live it up. its normal. it CAN'T change.

    Money and trading and resources will all be whatever they are right now.

    forever!

  • @salamonetalton The US economy was WORSE off when it was on the gold standard. Do you even know how it works?

  • @juliaisafilmbuff123 the way you say this is a little misleading..yes, the gold standard was dropped because it eventually stunted economic growth (there is only so much gold in the world)..but a gold standard is certainly not WORSE than hyperinflation

  • The South will finally rise when this happens. The north won't be able to hold us back any longer. Freedom for EVERYONE!!!

  • @Luigi84289 USA BOTH NORTH AND SOUTH WILL RISE AGAINST THE GOV!!

  • @ToxUO It's already beginning in Europe.I think our fellow countrymen need to be kicked in the nutz by what's coming down the pike soon"collapse" is what it's going to take here,but I agree brother,happen it will.

  • No matter what happens or how long it takes, I think it's safe to say things are going to get alo worse before we see an improvement and people need to hear the warning in this video about the people of the first depression versus modern americans. Are you going to be ok if the grocery store isn't open next week? What about if the power goes out, for a week? Learn how to take care of your basic needs without any help and keep a little extra food around, you're gonna need it.

  • Want to solve a crime ? Follow the money.

    "We shall have World Government, whether or not we like it. The only question is whether World Government will be achieved by conquest or consent".

    -James Paul Warburg

    "History records that the money changers have used every form of abuse, intrigue, deceit, and violent means possible to maintain their control over governments by controlling the money and its issuance".

    -James Madison about the Rothschilds

  • The Real Owners of the World.

    "Give me control of a nation's money and

    I care not who makes the laws".

    -Mayer Amschel Rothschild

    " I care not what puppet is placed on the throne of England to rule the Empire, ...The man that controls Britain's money supply controls the British Empire. And I control the money supply".

    -Baron Nathan Mayer Rothschild

  • Wheat = $7 per 100 lbs or so I heard..... but good luck keeping it disease free in large quantities.

  • With ever day that go buy it seems this clip gets closer to the truth. So here's a problem I see. Last depression 8 million died of starvation. 122 million lived in america and 80% farmed. So nearly everyone was related to a farmer. Today 340 million live in america and only 1% farm. Today's yields are imposable w/o oil. We are in big trouble. View some good site from our YT channel

    Biospharms.

  • watch "Zbigniew Brzezinski is "Deeply Troubled" "-they did not count on a "global political awakening"-people across the earth are discovering that the civil servants we elected only serve themselves. central banks are "earth cancer"; auditing the federal reserve will expose the banksters, corporate oligarch whores (G.E./monsanto/ADM. . .) and spread internationally. the 100th monkey is waking up, and he's(she's)pissed

  • all of the evil roads end up at the FEDERAL RESERVE. look past the puppet at the front of the line. we live in a broken and corrupted system . government is not the answer, it is cancer. the fed has assassinated presidents and threaten all who stand in its' way. the fed policy of fractional reserve banking was designed to crash the entire economy so we can be folded into the portfolio of the rothschilds, rockefellers and other evil cretins who own "the fed"

    ECONOMIC TERRORISM!

  • @wolfgangfaust I highly doubt we will ever know what really happened with JFK and the real forces behind the assassination. Just seems like it was all perfectly arranged along with other assassination of RFK. All that one can really rely on that hopefully the good pawns are well in place where they need to be to counter act the ongoing corruption. Seems like we are always cleaning up after others. Hey as long as it gives us jobs, yes.

  • @wolfgangfaust - the federal reserve has never assassinated any presidents; jfk never did or said anything to indicate he wanted to abolish the fed; executive order 11110 was a simple directive delegating authority for issuing new currency, destroying worn out bills and other such maintenance tasks

    saying the fed assassinated jfk automatically puts you in the category of naive child or nut case; jim marrs is the nut case that made that up, google his name and read about flying saucers, too

  • ron paul is like a broken record

    in 1988 ron paul said, "I anticipate, and many Austrian free market economists anticipate, that the recession that’s coming will not be a recession at all but it will a depression and it will probably be bigger than the one we had in the 1930s"

    what happened? we haven't had a depression in nearly 80 years

    here's the video of the 1988 prediction: v=Gh5oKTY9PoY

  • @sfiorare

    You are aware that Paul's prediction was actually accurate?.

    The thing is, that the FED started creating inflation to prevent an immediate market crash.

    By that I mean they print money, and print money and keep pumping the invitable bubble.

    I hope you realize you're living on the starting phases of a depression, buy gold and silver!.

  • @bluesrockfan36 - i realize that you seem to know nothing about economics or what a depression is

    the federal reserve does not print any money, only the treasury department has the authority to print money

  • @sfiorare

    I wish you were right man, but no.

    I did a lot of research, the FED is an independent agency with closed books and never has been audited.

    It send over a trillion dollar to "bail out" the FED's bank owners.

    The FED does print money, it used to be that they had to buy treasury bills... but that's not even the case anymore.

    All they do is inflate, inflate, lower interest rates to increase spending, hoping everything won't crash, they're playing darts in the dark.

  • @bluesrockfan36 - that's funny that you think looking at internet propaganda is research

  • @sfiorare

    Right.

    I guess interviews with chairmen of the FED is also propaganda, same with articles by reknown economists.

  • @sfiorare

    I'd recomend you look up the history of Zimbawe's economy, and how the US is making the exact same mistakes.

    What do you think the "bailouts" are?.

    Cheap, valueless money, created out of thin air. That's why you get inflation.

  • @bluesrockfan36  - your stupidity is astounding

  • @sfiorare

    I see...

    You have any idea what QE 2 (quantitative easing) is?.

    Why don't *you* provide me with links/information that's *you* don't consider to be "internet propaganda"?.

    Or you're just a ignorant troll that has to resort to insults when you can't defend your position?.

    I somehow feel it must be the latter.

  • @bluesrockfan36 - links have been provided, what grade are you in?

  • @sfiorare

    You haven't provided anything.

    Only Ron's Paul prediction of 1988 of Austrian economics, which are in fact true.

    You can't predict time in economics only trends... but I don't expect you to understand this.

    So where are the links?.

  • @sfiorare one figures if the cost of gas gets too high forcing higher transportation costs when traveling. More people will just stay at home and then you affect other areas of the economy like the Hospitality industry. Just an example, however other things that can affect the market across the board is over regulation. Depends on how corrupted things have gotten which can also lead down a path to depression. I just can't help but still notice that we have a debt that is still not paid off

  • @sfiorare is your english language that limited. "Your stupidity is astounding."  You mention that against someone else on another post. Almost as if some of your comments are generic. Yes, yes, everyone that gets into an argument with you just astounds you because they are stupid LOL!!!!

  • @sfiorare this information is already out on talk radio station about the FED and how they are an independent agency. I'm more than likely to believe a credible talk radio source anyway before listening to you.

  • @sfiorare "Congressman Ron Paul, Austrian Economists, and other libertarians and constitutionalists criticize Federal Reserve Notes because they are a form of fiat currency and are not backed by tangible assets such as gold or silver. Such critics argue that Federal Reserve Notes can lose value easily and point to the currency's inflation rates as proof of this claim."

    -source Wikipedia

    Argument has been going on for quite awhile.

  • @sfiorare Federal Reserve Notes are fiat currency, with the words "this note is legal tender for all debts, public and private" printed on each note. (See generally 31 U.S.C. § 5103.) They have replaced United States Notes, which were once issued by the Treasury Department.

  • @shaithis60 - you're 100% wrong, only the treasury prints currency

    @bluesrockfan36 - the links have been put on your channel comments, again

  • @sfiorare

    No you haven't. There is no such links on my channel, and it's an open channel so I find it odd.

    And I don't think you understand the fact that the FED sells debt to the government.

    If the treasury prints currency, why do we even have national debt?.

    You're being ilogical.

  • @bluesrockfan36 - i made a screen shot of it after you removed the links 2 times before

    your understanding of economics and finance are laughable

  • @sfiorare

    Sure you did... why instead of lying you don't posts those "links" here or on your channel?.

    If I wasn't interested and was gonna delete your links I wouldn't have asked for them to start with.

    Now, about *your* laughable understanding of economics.

    Since the government has full control on the issuing of money as you say they do, why does the FED as an independent institution even exist?.

    Why don't we use treasury bills, backed by assets instead of fake money?.

  • @sfiorare

    And mainly... why does the FED refuse to be audited?.

  • @bluesrockfan36 - the real question is why you keep removing the links from you channel comments

    look at the comments on my channel and you'll find the links

  • @sfiorare

    Here's something from their page:

    "The Federal Reserve's income is derived primarily from the interest on U.S. government securities that it has acquired through open market operations. "

    " After paying its expenses, the Federal Reserve turns the rest of its earnings over to the U.S. Treasury."

    Yet they're not audited to realize how much "earnings" they've made.

    "audited annually by an independent outside auditor"

    Lol.

    Why was HR 1207 rejected after congress passed it then?.

  • @bluesrockfan36 - the fed is audited and the audits are available online at the link in my comments; hr 1207 was rejected because it was an attempt to politicize the fed; bernanke explains it in this video: v=LsJB6LukN9s

    Federal Reserve earned $45 billion in 2009, By Neil Irwin - Washington Post Staff Writer - 1/12'2010

    The Fed will return about $45 billion to the U.S. Treasury for 2009, according to calculations by The Washington Post based on public documents.

  • @sfiorare

    Not really they're partial audits.

    But I think you'll agree with me when I say the FED is a device to separate money from real wealth, thus enabling the expansion of government (through increased expenses) resorting to the FED to create the fiat money necesary to fund these expense.

    Nothing good can come from that, history proves it. From economically failed Russian Union to Zimbawe.

    45 Billion is nothing compared to the 13 trillion *owed* to the FED.

  • @sfiorare

    It's owed because the FED prints the money, buy buying treasury bills... but the printed money is considered a "loan" to the treasury.

    That loan comes with interest.

    That's why debt is created.

    Every single dollar in circulation is money owed to someone.

  • @sfiorare

    I allready knew of that interview to Bernanke...

    It basically sums up: "People don't want the people's representative to run the monetary policy, just leave it to us the fat rich international bank owners to do so".

    Shadow monetary policy that's not audited.

    That means 0 accountability.

    History shows, america made it's greatness when congress, and the people ran money, restricting them from overspending, by having hard assets behind paper money.

  • @bluesrockfan36 - comparing the usa to zimbabwe or the soviet union just shows how under-educated you are in regards to economics/finance and gullible to internet disinformation/propaganda

    you're wrong about the fed printing money, here's the truth:

    The Federal Reserve Banks distribute new currency for the U.S. Treasury Department, which prints it.

    source: 'How Currency Gets into Circulation' Federal Reserve Bank of NY

  • @sfiorare

    Actually it's almost a perfect analogy.

    The Soviet Union failed due to overextension, similar to the current US empire.

    Zimbawe failed, due to excesive printing of money to cover up debt.

    America shares both of those traits, the fact you can't see any similarity shows a remarkable lack of logic.

    Here are some quotes from modern money mechanics, a book issued by the FED:

    "Changes in the quantity of money may originate with actions of the Federal Reserve System"

  • @sfiorare

    "The actual process of money creation takes place primarily in banks."

    All this is just on page 3.

    "From the standpoint of money creation, however, the essential point is that the reserves of banks are, for the most part, liabilities of the Federal Reserve Banks,"

    I'd recomend you read how they "purchase" securities as well, and who imprints the electronic athority to "create' money.

    BTW, distributing new currency is creating money, wether they print it or not.

  • @sfiorare

    The *physical* creation of money is made by the BEP, by order of the FED.

    Then taken to the FED to be distributed as they wish, without anyone auditing this descition or tracing the money back.

    It dissapears, all they show in the book is the comission of the ammount of money.

    That's not an audit.

    You really should investigate yourself before you start calling people ignorants.

  • @sfiorare there is such a thing as cooking the books and we saw that with Bush's watch. WorldCom and Enron come to mind. What if the govt was doing the same thing? Also to point out, we are in an electronic/digital age where money is just transferred (not physically) between others. Funny thing about what a person said at one time when retirement accounts dropped: The money was never even there to begin with.

  • @sfiorare Then of course we hear about Bernie Madoff but what if the govt has engaged in its own ponzi schemes when it comes down to Social Security and Medicare. A system which relied on a majority of the population working and paying into the system. Now jobs have been outsourced overseas etc. etc. Funny thing is if govt keeps building up its debt now and in the future and ever defaults on Social Security/Medicare, then a lot of people are going to be entitled to massive refunds.

  • @sfiorare well has all the money done any good other than enrich the bankers? who happen to run the fed system. Its one thing to say yah the fed aint to blame because it just holds the money. Convenient way to let the banker criminals off the hook for their derivatives trading.

  • @deceiver123m - it would be funny noting how your gullibility for propaganda has rendered you blind, if it wasn't so pitiful

    @Luigi84289 - it'll never happen

    @wolfgangfaust - i'm a business owner that has watched ron paul since the 1980's

  • @sfiorare lol no point in trying to change your mind eh.. Your loving the new world order take over. I guess you plan to ride the wave and benefit from it? Trust me my enemy, i am not one with veiled eyes.

  • @deceiver123m - so, you think g edward griffin knows what he's talking about?

  • Want me to tell you the evidence the federal reserve is evil? Quite simple, the bankers who own the central banks around the world and the IMF, well those guys put Bernanke in charge ONLY after he made clear his support for repealing the glass steagle act. And that is exactly what Bernanke recommended to the U.S. Congress. After his support for the repeal of the glass steagle, using some new bill in congress with the excuse that he wants a free market, the bankers managed to dupe america again.

  • @sfiorare The Federal Reserve is but one portion of the banker cartel. Another mechanism they use is the IMF. And Stigletz, a head down at the IMF, renounced his position on the grounds that the IMF was a criminal banking cartel. Come on man, no one is falling for the bankster lies any more. So the point is, mr. "i been in business and know economics", where were you with your economic savvy to warn the american public of the bankers criminal agenda? Its just too obvious what you guys are up to.

  • @sfiorare and about G Edward Griffin, i dont know too much about the man himself. I do know he gives a close enough descriptio of the agenda behind "democratic socialism" and their methods of slow encrochment into a republic.

  • @deceiver123m - your info sources are most likely not reliable, especially g edward griffin

    he says that noah's ark is over on mt judi, watch his video:

    "The Discovery of Noah's Ark" v=QVCvzGr7h1g

    griffin makes money from selling books and dvd's to know-nothings and nut cases

    i guess you think that the federal reserve is a for profit bank; it's not

  • @sfiorare govt has dug itself a hole with benefit entitlements. I'm just wondering how serious they are about keeping the system running. We've all been paying into the system since we started working. What happens if the govt defaults on its obligations. This brings up the point again on how fiscally responsible or irresponsible govt really is. Remember officials are the ones earning high salaries and decent benefits. Have they earned them?

  • @sfiorare the ultimate connection I can make is once enough people finally stop buying, then you will have a real depression because money is no longer moving. Perhaps prices might come crashing down sharply along with wages. It becomes more of a realisic scenario when govt starts over taxing and going after money people do not have. Kind of already happening here in the states when educational institutions and hospitals start out pricing themselves for services.

  • @sfiorare I just question a system which keeps rewarding politicians with high salaries and lucrative retirement benefits especially when it is obvious govt has done a bad job over the decades. Just very questionable as to how corrupted it has become when politicians don't do what is right and make a career out it. Yes we can argue Ron Paul as well. Either the fiscal common sense is there or it isn't. An interesting 21st century it will be.

  • @shaithis60 - your rambling, stacked up comments don't deserve an answer

  • @sfiorare that's because you simply can't debate on the issues or bring up any constructive points of view to find common ground with others. I question people like you online all the time especially when they start labeling others. You are just not who you claim to be then when you claim you've taken finance and economic courses and can't even offer your own views or solutions to the issues. The correct answers have already been out there to do what needs to be done. Obviously not happening.

  • @shaithis60 - your comments are so off-point, long and unfocused it would take a semester of econ 101 class to get you to the level of understanding necessary for having a pertinent discussion

    in regards to this video, ron paul has been predicting a depression for several decades, it hasn't occurred

    and congress is in no way trying to outlaw gardening

    these guys in this video are recruiting, selling books, advertising, survival products, contrarian investments and junk, by using fear tactics

  • "lenin was certainly right, there is no more positive, subtle or surer means of destroying the existing basis of society than to debauch the currency.

    by a continuing process of inflation, government can confiscate, secretly and unobserved, an important part of the wealth of the citizens.

    the process engages all of the hidden forces of economics on the side of destruction, and does it in a manner that not one man in a million can diagnose."

    -john maynard keynes

    obot admin economic guru

  • @sfiorare it just sounds like very bad business on how govt has conducted itself throughout the 20th century well into the 21st century. A depression can happen at any time. I would almost have to say once you've taken away the incentive to buy due to overtaxation and/or because products/services are overpriced across the board, it may reach that point in history where enough might just cut back on spending altogether where it could have a chain reaction across the board.

  • @sfiorare I'm more curious as to whether or not there is any common sense to really address the debt and get the truth out to the American public. You can't play politics forever. I'd rather that govt officials make the first move of admitting they messed up and cut their salaries back along with reducing the size of the Federal workforce. Same goes for states that have gone into debt.

  • @shaithis60 the unravelling has begun. Austria has refused to pay its' share of the EU Greek bailout. the only economy that is doing well is Germany-they have the least percentage of imports, and highest percentage of exports of any industrialized nation. we, on the other hand have the highest import percentage. the IMF has told Greece to cut government size, privatize healthcare and re-negotiate union contracts. they run from socialism, and obama is driving us off the cliff.

  • @sfiorare any economy can be defined as to how much money moves around and changes hands at any given time. If the cost of transportation ever gets too high for certain goods and services, then the natural response is not to spend money in those directions. Honestly do you really think I'd trust a govt in debt enough to want to invest in the market. Hell no! The same people that got us into these messes are probably the same ones that don't have the common sense/fiscal responsibility.

  • @sfiorare if we want to address local economics, I know enough about credit when it comes to accounting as I've seen how casinos do business with their suppliers and how they will let statements go and pay them off down the every few months vs. monthly. Happens in Food/Beverage with businesses that are well established and have a good track record. Interesting how it all works. When it comes to massive debt, all I can say is a desperate govt will do anything to trying a collect revenue.

  • @sfiorare I'd be looking for more direct and indirect tax scams now and in the future. One of my trainers in another industry said it best a long time ago which still holds true today: Govt just mismananges its resources or what it takes in. We have the framework, just fiscally irresponsible representatives. Just a matter of how much darker things will get. Does this mean eventual bargain prices for foreign investors in the future????

  • @sfiorare the current system has many flaws, and some jobs that were once deemed good paths to make money in have seen a significant decrease in wages. Although I like one ideal:  Place very high tariffs on all imports forcing local manufacturing to be profitable and lower the tax liability. Bring jobs back to the U.S. because sounds like the system was based on a majority of the population working.

  • @shaithis60 - my assertion that the federal reserve doesn't print any money is 100% correct, money creation does not involve printing any dollars

    you trying to inform me about the fed, treasury, economics and finance is really a joke; i' studied economics and finance at university for many years and have decades of experience in the business world

    @bluesrockfan36 - you ought to take an econ 101 class if you're going to try to discuss the subject; you're making yourself look like a real idiot

  • @sfiorare did your outdated economics and finance courses ever teach you that overspending is never a good thing. States are in debt and the Federal govt hasn't had a surplus in how long nor has it effectively eliminated a significant amount of debt to begin with. Where is the fiscal management and fiscal stewards of this country? Can you explain why higher education and higher medical costs have priced out groups of people? It used to be where one could work and pay medical/tution costs?

  • @sfiorare ah, you made a screenshot of a person's page. Like anyone cares. Here is what I find laughable about you. You claim you have an understanding of economics and finance but can't seem to explain why medical costs have gone out of scope of the public market. FYI, it was never about health insurance. So how is the high cost of being hospitalized or paying for ER services helping the economy. There is another description for that: Price Gouging. Same goes for higher education.

  • @shaithis60 - in economics, rising prices are generally an indicator of increased demand with limited supply

    now go take an economics class and stop making yourself look like such an idiot

    @biospharms - in 1988 ron paul said, "I anticipate, and many Austrian free market economists anticipate, that the recession that's coming will not be a recession at all but it will a depression and it will probably be bigger than the one we had in the 1930s" 22 years later and no depression, ron is a liar

  • @sfiorare not when it comes to playing with people's lives and finances. Again there is another term for rising medical costs: It is called price gouging and instability. And now we see what is behind the curtain: For profit at the expense of others and lack of actually reforming the system which would economically benefit all. And again with the cheap come ons and you continue to act all high and mighty to the point of not sounding as experienced as you claim to be.

  • @shaithis60 - something's wrong with your ears

  • @sfiorare actually I can hear just fine. Last I checked we were just trading words back and forth without actually speaking over a two way communication device I think you meant to say something is wrong with my eyes. Geez, all these little comments you are throwing back at me and others are not helping your crediblity nor are helping you to sell yourself as an expert on economics and finance.

  • @sfiorare just keep ridiculing me with those one liners as it will just make you stand out that much further because you just can't help yourself. Is there anything else you care to add today :)

  • @shaithis60 - ok

  • @sfiorare addition duly noted :)

  • @sfiorare I find when other users try to pass themselves off as an expert then turn around and try and cut other users down that express an opinion that those users are just not who they say they are or appear to be. Remember you are the one that went over the lining asking me for my age and town I'm in.

  • @shaithis60 - you're making things up

  • @sfiorare okay what is it that I'm making up. I think I've presented some pretty unique points as to how govt has acted over the decades to the end result of what we have today. You just can't seem to offer any real answers or research or than defend a broken system.

  • @shaithis60 - you're really an idiot

  • @sfiorare as I said before, you claim you are experienced and educated in the realms of finance and economics yet you are still not offering anything. And calling me an idiot is just proving to me and others you are just not who you say you are. I'm firm in my beliefs as to how I perceive things because of my own life experiences. I'm quite suspicious of users like you and will call you out. If you were that intelligent and smart you wouldn't even be responding back to me.

  • @sfiorare for every not so well thought out comment you post against me in calling me names, it really brings into question who you are and you destroy yourself that much further with each comment you post against me. Sounds like you are very dumb yourself and pissed off that you can't really respond and engage in any meaningful counter responses. Any one can open up an account and post whatever they wish. Question is are they really who they say they are and how much do they really know?

  • @shaithis60 sf is a paid troll, or insane

    probably a communist or a union SEIU troll. . .

    DONT FEED THE TROLLS!

  • @wolfgangfaust LOL, yeah that is the way sf comes across when he/she claims they are experts in economics and finance yet have to explanation for runaway inflation for certain services in the economy. It is an imperfect system though we've just kept right on going. Point taken in not feeding the trolls. Hope your meal was a good one today and have a great rest of the weekend. Thanks for the link.

  • @sfiorare well looks like I'm catching you in a lie if you are saying I'm 100% wrong. The Federal Reserve tells the treasury how much to print. Google the Federal Reserve and read about how it functions. Where am I wrong then. I just quoted Wikipedia. Do you have a better source that I'm not familiar with which says the U.S. Treasury prints money without instruction from the Federal Reserve? FYI, I have my own opinions regarding what goes on and just making connections.

  • @sfiorare another sign is quite obvious. Depressed wages in service jobs where the cost of living is relatively high in parts of the U.S. The way parts of the workforce have gone, companies will hire more temp workers because they don't want to pay benefits. Local outsourcing. Other signs are that people at smaller companies in other industries were laid off. FYI, Cobra health benefits have become a complete joke because it costs too much money.

  • @sfiorare what you failed to mention is that the Federal Reserve tells the treasure how much to print. As far as a depression goes, there are a number of factors which can trigger at anytime leading people to stop buying certain items. The economy depends on money moving around (disposable income). What happens when gas prices get too high (price of energy) and costs go up. I can tell I've stopped taking trips because of the price of gas.

  • Call them predictions or plain old reality. He is amazing. Too bad he did not become our President. Ron Paul would have us on a sensible path out of the problem by now, instead of going in deeper.

  • Lol board to head. I do that all the time after watching the cable news heads. But you're right it doesn't do any good.

  • Ron Paul is the only politician who would, if given dictatorial powers, strictly follow the constitution. Given this power, he would still get congress to approve everything he did. And wouldnt pass a single executive order. The mans incorruptible.

  • This will be a good lesson to the arrogant, but suffering to the already downtrodden and children. People should dig underground panic bunkers and store their food there.

  • America of the future: We will be producing for the Chinese and Asia once we default and they buy our country for pennies on the worthless dollar, our soveriegnty sold. Jobs will finally return as we slave 12 hour days for room, board, and barely enough health care to keep us working. We will experience the exploitation and slavery we forced upon other third world nations as they consume the fruits of our labor. Payback is hell I guess.

  • America is mired in a depression that will last for decades sans changes. The only investments we have made is the "Great Green Hype" and waging unwinnable wars against drugs, global warming, small businesses and terrorism. All those ventures will cost trillions and create zero jobs. They will make a trilliona dollar companies and CEOs though. People are starving but we demand they sacrifice their economic freedom so we will see a statisitically meaningful drop in CO2 levels in 15,000 years

  • 15 year depression and 1-3 years till a dollar crash...yeah its more then possible...

    Ron Paul is a great man he's not afraid to tell the truth...

  • @videolover61 More and more it appears the worst case scenario might be the most likely scenario.

    But we saved the billionaires!

  • @mongoose704

    I think youre right. The bad news is coming fast now. When you hear the kind of stuff you used to only hear in the alternative media, but now its on the "lame stream media" then you know real truble is brewing...sad times a coming...

  • It will be a weird economic collapse. For example, we have shoes by the dozens and much more clothes. We are fashionistas. What we won't have is food, because we are not stockpiling, we think this is a wonderful tv land world and nothing will befall us.

  • research aquaponics start your non-profits

  • What ended the last depression? WWII What will end this one? WWIII

  • @LordoftheKaty Actually WWII did not end the depression. Look into it man.

  • it might last much longer than 15 years as in it may be permanent.. what's going to happen to reverse or stop the collapse ?? absolutely nothing so get used to it people cause it's all downhill from here

  • @brucewayne909 The next depression will last until the world population is reduced to 500 million. Look up "Goergia Guild Stones".

  • Yeah im PROUD to be a Jennifer Lopez Lover so what??? fuck you.....pathetic son of a bitch

  • It's not the fact that jlo farms fur for personal gain, it's the fact she has no respect for the products that provide her that little princess wannabee lifestyle. Maybe Marc should stand-up as a man and bitch slap this greedy whore! I know I would! LMFAO at that fat ass cunt! ---LOL !

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  • what burns me the most is that people new about this problem years ago and no one really cared

  • It truly is scary to think what might happen in a deep economic depression in the United States. That is probably why no one really believes it.

  • usa has been living beyond its means for 30 years. usa should be in recession for about that same length of time. or 15 years for depression.

  • Ron Paul warns us back in 1988 and what he said then is whats happen today.....

  • 2 years. I say this because china and the world have to ease out of the dollar slowly. I say this for 2 reasons 1 if say China Decides to pull out quickly all the other 180 countries will loose 100% so its a slow move to the fire escape. @nd if china pulls out too fast Americans will panic and it required by the NWO to have planed out our destruction on their own terms. We in affect would make them have to move . Thus waking up america all 300 million of us not just 5 or 6 million that now know.