@AnchorageDentist The Jesuits created the Fed. And it was the Jesuits that murdered JFK because he would not submit to the Vatican over the U.S. Constitution. And they were able to use his death as a martyrdom in order to provide a sympathy for all incoming Catholic politicians who in fact were submissive to the Roman Whore and would do anything to further her world domination. Read books National Sunday Law and Secret History of the Jesuits.
With fractional reserve banking, an influx of 9 x in the money supply and 300% inflation since the 1980 high of $48 per ounce - as well as silver becoming much more rare in currency circulation than gold - we are in for a much bigger boom than the 1980 highs in silver prices - because you can't print so much money and expect all the intelligent minds to never catch on!!!! We can currently buy silver with our deflated dollar at a minimum of 20% actual future value - even at assumed current highs
I listened to Robert Kiyosaki's advice on silver: "I believe this is the biggest investment anyone can make in the next 100yrs" I did my research and found an opportunity that has changed my life in 12 months. Take a look like i did.... Visit: goldsave.co/
@SilentSoldier69 both, for your coins get some silver rounds or coins that are from mints and for bars I wouldn't and haven't went over 10oz bars because if it does go like the experts say , you would want to be able to transfer good and services conveniently and quickly with lower denominations of silver. Also look into loose silver and 90% silver coins, it's still legal tender. When you go to buy they will try and give you back worthless paper and this fake coins made of zinc and copper
for a brief time, but after while it becomes like an invisible cancer that eats away at its economy and its overall financial health. money manipulation and currency creation always leads eventually to upheaval and chaos, it will be a matter of time before the world stops accepting U.S dollars and the price of gold will truly soar while the dollar crashes and burns. thanks for posting
A government can only temporarily print or borrow it's way to prosperity. We are still in that stage right now because there is still some trust in the US dollar. However, in the long run, no government (including the US government) can keep printing money without it eventually turning into hyperinflation.
that s partially true,because federal reserve is doing inflation or deflation,but if gov.print their own money and with that money trying to pay out the debt to federal reserve then everything s fine.Watch the MONEY MONSTERS,only one american president done that and that was the best decision he made.We were free of debt
No government has ever been able to ultimately print its way to prosperity even with JP Morgan running extreme shorts in the bullion market to keep the facade!
There has never been a long-term example of a government being able to print its way to prosperity. This only works temporarily at best. Dropping currency from helicopters doesn't work in the long run either, LOL!
Just looking at/learning history, one will find that no gov't may print its way to prosperity, and fiat currencies always return to their original value--$0.
NO! Government can try to print or borrow money for prosperity and may have temporary success, but in the long run the result will be runaway inflation.
Perhaps only temporarily. In the long run, printing and borrowing money will only do more harm than good. Right now we're starting to feeling the repercussions of the government's prosperity "schemes" (that seems like the right word). You'd better buckle your seat belts; we're in for a bumpy ride!!
Only temporarily. Scratching provides temporary relief, but makes the itch worse afterward. A fix gives a junkie temporary relief , but makes the addiction worse. A loan gives a spendthrift temporary relief, but makes the debt worse.
no not one country has ever been able to do this other than in a temporary position long tern there is no example we are temporarily very wealthy with in 30 years we have short run benefited but longer it goes and more pervasive it is your going to end up with run away inflation thank you to Mr Ron Paul
There has never been a single example of a government printing or borrowing its way out of debt.Printing or borrowing more fiat funny money just leads to hyperinflation.
According to Ron Paul there has not been and any existing incidences that have appeared are only temporary conditions that are benefiting from fiat currency.
There has been one key instance in world history where a government was able to borrow its way to prosperity. That would be during WWII when the Swiss government was able to completely avoid the devastation of the period by building up its banking system. Banks function by borrowing money from people to give as loans. They charge interest on those loans to make a profit. Part of that profit is paid back as interest to the principal. In essence they have borrowed themselves to wealth into today.
Mike i follow you very closely you are definetly going against the grain and are passionate in your beliefs. And you are right on. Theres a saying I recently heard and it go's like this:either your on to something or you are on something. And in your case i believe it is the former and not the latter. I would like to subscribe to your newsletter at wealth cycles, Help me build a case to overcome my skeptical better halfs objections.
On a quick note, I have personally experienced the effects of hyperinflation (during my childhood and early professional life in Mexico):
Everything seems to be rosy, the economy is stable, until one day you wake up and your "paper money" is worth half of what is worth the day before... It is sad to think there are many people today are blatant to the storm just ahead of us... Thank you for spreading out the news, goldsiver!
Very well explained by Mike Maloney: Has been tried in the past, by the Greeks, the Romans, the French, and now by the USA, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Zimbawe, Argentina, Mexico, Venezuela, you name it.
It only works temporarily, until the people come to the realization of the excessive amount of "borrowed" currency in their economy.
There is no example of a govt. or country being able to print or borrow its way to prosperity. The USA is trying to be the first but it seems the odds are against it.
No country has survived using FIAT money it is an illusion!An illusion of prosperity which brings about what is known as boom and bust business cycles.Everyone thinks this is normal.Sound money gives us zero inflation, no boom/busts cycles, lower unemployment,balanced budgets.It's like the unwise mother who wants her fat child to keep eating because it makes him temporarily happy. Our country is also lying to itself and the politicians are UNEDUCATED about the history of currency in our country.
No there has never been a government that can print or borrow its way to prosperity. But history is replete with countries and empires that printed and borrowed their way to an untimely end.
ANS: NO, Governments who try to borrow to prosperity become poor. The real estate bubble in Ireland lasted for 4-5 years. 2002-2007 then crashed. That's an example of short term borrowing to prosperity. Analysts say the Irish property bubble was the biggest in the world, ever! I saw a house go up for auction at 300,000 and the winning bidder got it for 750,000 at the end of the auction. I know as my dad was bidding. But in essence this borrowing has caused Ireland to go into a deep recession.
Pelosi stumbled on the econ theory to solve all our problems. If only $1 of food stamps are need to product better than $1.50 of wealth, then just quite being so stingy with Food Stamps. Give them to every person in America so that none of us have to spend our income for food. And beer is food too don't forget.. and wine.. and well good whiskey is from rye, corn and wheat.. just liquid grain.. so then that means there would be $Billions of new wealth created for all! Problem Freakin' solved. :-)
I believe after banks are all taken (and your money) and all assets (ie your homes) the feds will make ownership of gold and silver illegal. Hide it? Yes! But they know who has metals and you go to jail for a long time as a felon. Sell on black market? Maybe 10 cents on the dollar. Run and hide, Own mines instead? Hard to hide a mine! The feds can take mines ANYWHERE! What is the answer? Got me!
Answer for question: Nope, not permanently, its only a short term benefit until people realize its worthless and stop treating it as money. I'd say that most of the sheep of the public still won't know whats going on until the stock market crashes, then they will realize you can't print wealth out of nothing.
Most people don't bring up the fact about credit card use as a direct creation of the inflation as well as the usual government spending. This was great to explain!
No, only in the short term can it create the illusion of prosperity, by temporarily creating bubbles in whatever asset class/classes the newly printed money flows into, but this only creates a bigger crash later.
never in the history of the world has the entire globe been on fiat currencies. John Law tried it in France, And so did Zimbabwe. The prosperity is only temporary, and then the currecy tanks. Answer: No. only temporarily there is prosperity, but never for the long term. Only gold and silver are real money. Period.
Nope, it doesn't work that way. You would think governments might take a look at the past failures of fiat currency and try to learn from their mistakes. But it seems like they're destined to repeat the past. Oh well. . .this is a good opportunity for people to buy gold and silver and come out on top!! Thanks making us aware of this, Mike!!!
No, there has never been an example of printing your way to properity, it only results in a temporary high! This is alot like crack cocaine, the Fed's new potent drug, "POMO" (permanent open market operations) produce a temporary high in the stock market creating the delusion that everything is bullish. Once they pull the drug away the economy goes into withdrawal. Google "New York Federal Bank" and click on OMO, where u can view the Oct & Nov schedule of drug deals.
There has not been an example of a govt. being able to print or borrow its way to prosperity. All paper currencies have always devalued themselves to the point of nothing or almost nothing of value.
Based on the study of currency and money throughout history by Ron Paul and you, Mike Malone, there has never been a time in hundreds of cases where a government has been able to print or borrow its way into long term prosperity. Our current situation as of 14 October 2010 AD has the US in a short term prosperity period still playing itself out. The present world currency system cannot logically or reasonably escape a collapse without massive forgiveness of loans, i.e., breaking its own rules.
A long time ago America did a lot of deficit spending which led to prosperity. The difference between then and now is they spent that borrowed money on infrastructure and industry, whereas today we spend it on consumption.
You know what is ironic? A popular young adult book series, Artemis Fowl, has has written about the truth of gold and paper currency since the beginning. Artemis, the 12 yr old rich, super genius who was the main character of the series, was taught by his father that paper currency is worthless and that gold was the only true thing that could store value any time, any where. In fact, that was what the first book was all about, Artemis using his intellect to acquire gold.
No. America may have the world believing that paper money is the road that took us to prosperity (and in their minds, keep us on that road!) but it is not the reason for our prosperity and it surely won't keep us on that road either!
I would say that the U.S. has been able to print our way to prosperity for the short term, but it is going to correct and when it does, it will be the death of the current global financial system ie; fiat currency.
In the history of fiat currency, there is no example of a government successfully printing it's way to prosperity, so the answer is no. We are near the end of a period of "prosperity" that will come to an abrupt demise when Americans and the world lose faith in the dollar.
No...can not print and borrow your way to prosperity. Kind of like what most of our parents taught us as we were growing up. Unfortunately many don't seem to think the same lessons apply when dealing with billions and trillions of dollars...
The answer is NO . Mike I can see that you will be right, 1500.00 Silver when this fraud starts to come to an end, the people of the world will panic and rush to pick up what ever silver and gold that they can get a hold of. Thanks for all the Great videos
You can't print or borrow your way to prosperity! It seems like once a government goes off the gold standard (or some equivalent), they seem to get the idea that since the currency is now free floating they can print however much they want. And, like Mike said, this has only gotten easier with the electronic age. Now they can just press a button and create instant currency in the form of numbers on a screen. It's just too easy. Eventually it will cause the economy to collapse.
'Only temporarily" per Mr. Paul. "Print your way to prosperity." Also known as "A FOOLED COUNTRY AND IT'S FAKE MONEY ARE SOON DEPARTED."Hey, they have fooled us MORE THAN TWICE... SUPER SHAME ON US! Put your ear to the ground people; you can hear the the pitter patter of FEW feet headed out to purchase from the goldsilver man; this would be the prelude to the swelling stampede for REAL MONEY.
Print your way to prosperity? Never, and it's always been a temporary fix. Now if only the mindless morons who don't know why they are pushing the price of silver so high and raising prices on the products we need would back off, the upcoming correction of metals won't be quite so bad. I feel sorry for anyone buying at 23 or higher.
Answer is no. My question is that Mike mentioned towards the end of the video that currencies reset and peg themselves to Gold/Silver....but what if they (countries of the world) end up creating an entirely new standard, like an international currency, will that make gold/silver irrelevant?
China has just announced that the USA is starting a great currency war. The Chinese economy will no longer be conformed to the requests of the United States and will not help USA to maintain the decline of the dollar. That means the USA has to loose its power on the world arena and that same argument will make no one wanted to help sustain the currency problem. China refused to help in reducing the excessive debt and begin to fight for primacy in the world economy. China has more gold than USA!
Even when you know what's going on it is hard to adjust to a concept of an outbreak of mass sanity! things are truly back to front and inside out - but not for long. unfortunately the transitition will be painful for very many
No. There have not been an example that the government being able to print or borrow its way to prosperity. Well, at least in the long run. Thanks Mike for providing us with such valuable information.
BTW -
I've recently made my first purchase of Silver eagles because of your education. Thanks again for everything. You are doing great things.
No. There have not been an example that the government being able to print or borrow its way to prosperity. Well, at least in the long run. Thanks Mike for providing us with such valuable information.
BTW -
I've recently made my first purchase of Silver eagles because of your education. Thanks again for everything. You are doing great things.
No. There is no example of a government being able to print or borrow its way to long term prosperity, because fiat currency is always destined to return to its true value, zero.
There is no example of a govt. being able to borrow or print currency to prosperity. Will the United States be the first? We shall see, but the odds are against us!
Is there ever any example in history of a government being able to print or borrow it's way into prosperity? No, there has never been an example of this in the long term. In the short term there has been temporary prosperity, but it is short lift and ends suddenly. I believe the value of gold will continue to go up overall for at least one more year. However it will bust, just like all bubbles. WHEN? Anyone's guess right now, but not too far off.
As long as power and money are connected, the odds are governments will never be able to print or borrow their way to prosperity on any long term basis. It's never happened yet.
As long as power and money are connected, the odds are governments will never be able to print or borrow their way to prosperity on any long term basis. It's never happened yet.
THEY HAVE ONLY BEEN ABLE TO DO SO FOR A PERIOD OF TIME, AND HAVE NEVER IN HISTORY BEEN ABLE TO DO IT FOREVER. SOONER OR LATER THE PEOPLE WILL REALIZE WHATS HAPPENING AND LOOK FOR SOMEWHERE SAFE TO PUT THERE MONEY. THAT SOMEWHERE IS PERCIOUS METALS...THEY WILL WITHOUT A DOUBT DO THERE ACCOUNTING FOR THE CURRENCY SUPPLY AND CREDIT.
The answer? A big NO!!! Printing and borrowing money only results in a temporary short-term condition that seems like prosperity. It's like trying to treat the symptoms of a problem instead of the cause. It may make you feel good at the present time, but the main problem, underneath the surface, lies unresolved.
I'm afraid for my business when this goes down but at least i have gold and silver....
9pt9 1 month ago
Thanks for your thoughts @bornbythesea
AnchorageDentist 7 months ago
Seriously, good ideas.
AnchorageDentist 7 months ago
@AnchorageDentist The Jesuits created the Fed. And it was the Jesuits that murdered JFK because he would not submit to the Vatican over the U.S. Constitution. And they were able to use his death as a martyrdom in order to provide a sympathy for all incoming Catholic politicians who in fact were submissive to the Roman Whore and would do anything to further her world domination. Read books National Sunday Law and Secret History of the Jesuits.
bornbythesea 7 months ago
The dollar is already considered trash by other countries. I remember reading somewhere that OPEC will not accept payment in US dollars.
renzokukenleonhart 10 months ago
With fractional reserve banking, an influx of 9 x in the money supply and 300% inflation since the 1980 high of $48 per ounce - as well as silver becoming much more rare in currency circulation than gold - we are in for a much bigger boom than the 1980 highs in silver prices - because you can't print so much money and expect all the intelligent minds to never catch on!!!! We can currently buy silver with our deflated dollar at a minimum of 20% actual future value - even at assumed current highs
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ManufactureBelief 1 year ago
This is extremely eye opening.
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whygoldandsilver 1 year ago
I want to win some silver bullion .999 fine pls
sscam2001 1 year ago
for the last 30 or 40 years but it will soon come to a halt if we do not curb it!
BenCSnell 1 year ago
Video # 3 Answer: There has never been an known example of a Government being able to print or borrow its way to prosperity.
goleotravel 1 year ago
Which form of Silver is best to own? Coins or Bars?
SilentSoldier69 1 year ago
@SilentSoldier69 both, for your coins get some silver rounds or coins that are from mints and for bars I wouldn't and haven't went over 10oz bars because if it does go like the experts say , you would want to be able to transfer good and services conveniently and quickly with lower denominations of silver. Also look into loose silver and 90% silver coins, it's still legal tender. When you go to buy they will try and give you back worthless paper and this fake coins made of zinc and copper
mbtrader67 1 year ago
@SilentSoldier69 It doesn't matter. it is better to have coins for battering.
greatscott59 1 year ago
@SilentSoldier69 look in the credits of episode 10 and there is a link to a video on this at goldsilverdvd
whygoldandsilver 1 year ago
@SilentSoldier69 Bars
1010100101 1 year ago
@SilentSoldier69 Doesn't really matter. It's just whichever you prefer. Silver is silver and any dealer will accept it as such.
WreakingHavoc1 1 year ago
No government has ever been able to successfully print its way to prosperity
LawrieBee 1 year ago
for a brief time, but after while it becomes like an invisible cancer that eats away at its economy and its overall financial health. money manipulation and currency creation always leads eventually to upheaval and chaos, it will be a matter of time before the world stops accepting U.S dollars and the price of gold will truly soar while the dollar crashes and burns. thanks for posting
onixwings 1 year ago
@onixwings Thanks for watching and the great comment
whygoldandsilver 1 year ago
There is no bologna from Maloney. He gets it. We need to listen to this man.
MercuryReliance 1 year ago
The answer is, only temporarily and ultimately NO.
eshawk73 1 year ago
A government can only temporarily print or borrow it's way to prosperity. We are still in that stage right now because there is still some trust in the US dollar. However, in the long run, no government (including the US government) can keep printing money without it eventually turning into hyperinflation.
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that s partially true,because federal reserve is doing inflation or deflation,but if gov.print their own money and with that money trying to pay out the debt to federal reserve then everything s fine.Watch the MONEY MONSTERS,only one american president done that and that was the best decision he made.We were free of debt
moe09able 11 months ago
There is no known example of a govt. being able to borrow or print its way to prosperity.
1rdude1 1 year ago
There is no example of a govt. being able to print or borrow its way to prosperity. Will the USA be the first? The odds are against us.
1rdude1 1 year ago
No govt. has ever borrowed or printed its way to prosperity.
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No government has ever been able to ultimately print its way to prosperity even with JP Morgan running extreme shorts in the bullion market to keep the facade!
bmo120283 1 year ago
There has never been a long-term example of a government being able to print its way to prosperity. This only works temporarily at best. Dropping currency from helicopters doesn't work in the long run either, LOL!
Flamebird14 1 year ago
Just looking at/learning history, one will find that no gov't may print its way to prosperity, and fiat currencies always return to their original value--$0.
totch22 1 year ago
Thanks Mike--
No government has ever been able to ultimately print its way to properity.
shey7162 1 year ago
No government has ever printed its way to prosperity. Many governments have printed their way to hyperinflations & currency collapses.
goldsilverlover 1 year ago
no. not for the long term.
mcfamily8 1 year ago
only temporarily but not for long term.
laiyinchuan 1 year ago
NO! Government can try to print or borrow money for prosperity and may have temporary success, but in the long run the result will be runaway inflation.
81silvermj 1 year ago
No government can print their way to prosperity.
mattmgs1 1 year ago
Perhaps only temporarily. In the long run, printing and borrowing money will only do more harm than good. Right now we're starting to feeling the repercussions of the government's prosperity "schemes" (that seems like the right word). You'd better buckle your seat belts; we're in for a bumpy ride!!
KnowledgeIsPower7777 1 year ago
Only temporarily. In long run NO!
austindaw3 1 year ago
no government has been able to print it's way to prosperity, they have only managed to postpone the inevitable, the collapse of the fiat currency.
gsmmadness 1 year ago
no government has been able to print it's way to prosperity, they have only managed to postpone the inevitable, the collapse of the fiat currency
gsmmadness 1 year ago
no government has been able to print it's way to prosperity, they have only managed to postpone the inevitable
gsmmadness 1 year ago
no government has been able to print it's way to prosperity
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no, never it has only ever been tempoarily
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no, never it has only ever been tempoarily
gsmmadness 1 year ago
no, never
gsmmadness 1 year ago
Go Mike go!!!!
symphonyfaith 1 year ago
According to the gentleman on the video Only Temporarily. However I really believe in the long run the answer is no.
"only temporarily" is a political answer. =)
symphonyfaith 1 year ago
Only temporarily. Scratching provides temporary relief, but makes the itch worse afterward. A fix gives a junkie temporary relief , but makes the addiction worse. A loan gives a spendthrift temporary relief, but makes the debt worse.
gamersanonymous 1 year ago
No, not one country.
daveg1311 1 year ago
Only temporarily.
shawnshawn27 1 year ago
no not one country has ever been able to do this other than in a temporary position long tern there is no example we are temporarily very wealthy with in 30 years we have short run benefited but longer it goes and more pervasive it is your going to end up with run away inflation thank you to Mr Ron Paul
Gnatrol 1 year ago
gold and silver...up..up..up..and awayyy
joemoneymagnet 1 year ago
lets go and buy some gold and silver once there is another correction
Yirdna47 1 year ago
Nope. Not in the long term anyway.
samdoniam 1 year ago
This is why I used DEBIT.
Anothercoilgun 1 year ago
Temporarily, but not on long term.
rhaybn 1 year ago
There has never been a single example of a government printing or borrowing its way out of debt.Printing or borrowing more fiat funny money just leads to hyperinflation.
stuartsbushcraftblog 1 year ago
Yes, temporarily, but on a long term basis, no.
ohio342 1 year ago
Yes, temporarily, but on a long-term basis, NO.
proflaj 1 year ago
No, As of yet there hasnt been an example per Ron Paul.
proflaj 1 year ago
In the short term fiat currency will help a nation prosper - but all SCAMS will come to an end. The end is approaching.
silverspunk 1 year ago
Answer: No.
eilev67 1 year ago
No this hasn't, though the U.S.A. is certainly trying to.
tricksert 1 year ago
According to Ron Paul there has not been and any existing incidences that have appeared are only temporary conditions that are benefiting from fiat currency.
TheSdem 1 year ago
There has been one key instance in world history where a government was able to borrow its way to prosperity. That would be during WWII when the Swiss government was able to completely avoid the devastation of the period by building up its banking system. Banks function by borrowing money from people to give as loans. They charge interest on those loans to make a profit. Part of that profit is paid back as interest to the principal. In essence they have borrowed themselves to wealth into today.
TheSdem 1 year ago
that has never happened and most certainly will not happen with the united states
NcKillaH 1 year ago
Mike i follow you very closely you are definetly going against the grain and are passionate in your beliefs. And you are right on. Theres a saying I recently heard and it go's like this:either your on to something or you are on something. And in your case i believe it is the former and not the latter. I would like to subscribe to your newsletter at wealth cycles, Help me build a case to overcome my skeptical better halfs objections.
fohtynine 1 year ago
Mike, If cash is trash why then are you still accepting it as payment for your products.I
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No. Only temporarily.
mcfamily8 1 year ago
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No. only temporarily.
mcfamily8 1 year ago
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No. only temporarily.
mcfamily8 1 year ago
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No. only temporarily.
mcfamily8 1 year ago
No. only temporarily.
mcfamily8 1 year ago
No. Not long term
thisfix 1 year ago
No. Only on a temporary basis, but has never worked out in the end.
304040buff 1 year ago
On a quick note, I have personally experienced the effects of hyperinflation (during my childhood and early professional life in Mexico):
Everything seems to be rosy, the economy is stable, until one day you wake up and your "paper money" is worth half of what is worth the day before... It is sad to think there are many people today are blatant to the storm just ahead of us... Thank you for spreading out the news, goldsiver!
SilverIsPlata 1 year ago
Borrowing:
Very well explained by Mike Maloney: Has been tried in the past, by the Greeks, the Romans, the French, and now by the USA, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Zimbawe, Argentina, Mexico, Venezuela, you name it.
It only works temporarily, until the people come to the realization of the excessive amount of "borrowed" currency in their economy.
SilverIsPlata 1 year ago
The USA is desperately trying to be the first, but there is no example of a govt. being able to print or borrow its way to prosperity.
1rdude1 1 year ago
There is no example of a govt. or country being able to print or borrow its way to prosperity. The USA is trying to be the first but it seems the odds are against it.
1rdude1 1 year ago
No country has survived using FIAT money it is an illusion!An illusion of prosperity which brings about what is known as boom and bust business cycles.Everyone thinks this is normal.Sound money gives us zero inflation, no boom/busts cycles, lower unemployment,balanced budgets.It's like the unwise mother who wants her fat child to keep eating because it makes him temporarily happy. Our country is also lying to itself and the politicians are UNEDUCATED about the history of currency in our country.
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Yes for example the US, but this is only temporary until people stop believing in the Dollar.
pozoed 1 year ago
Yes, for example the US but that's only momentarily until people stop believing in the Dollar.
pozoed 1 year ago
No. Ron Paul said temporarily but in reality that is only an illusion.
jsyc07 1 year ago
No there has never been a government that can print or borrow its way to prosperity. But history is replete with countries and empires that printed and borrowed their way to an untimely end.
TheBullionBug 1 year ago
ANS: NO, Governments who try to borrow to prosperity become poor. The real estate bubble in Ireland lasted for 4-5 years. 2002-2007 then crashed. That's an example of short term borrowing to prosperity. Analysts say the Irish property bubble was the biggest in the world, ever! I saw a house go up for auction at 300,000 and the winning bidder got it for 750,000 at the end of the auction. I know as my dad was bidding. But in essence this borrowing has caused Ireland to go into a deep recession.
dunneoh 1 year ago
Pelosi stumbled on the econ theory to solve all our problems. If only $1 of food stamps are need to product better than $1.50 of wealth, then just quite being so stingy with Food Stamps. Give them to every person in America so that none of us have to spend our income for food. And beer is food too don't forget.. and wine.. and well good whiskey is from rye, corn and wheat.. just liquid grain.. so then that means there would be $Billions of new wealth created for all! Problem Freakin' solved. :-)
bamatecangel7 1 year ago
I believe after banks are all taken (and your money) and all assets (ie your homes) the feds will make ownership of gold and silver illegal. Hide it? Yes! But they know who has metals and you go to jail for a long time as a felon. Sell on black market? Maybe 10 cents on the dollar. Run and hide, Own mines instead? Hard to hide a mine! The feds can take mines ANYWHERE! What is the answer? Got me!
w0tm 1 year ago
Only for brief periods will a government have prosperity by printing or borrowing. After that, well...
pkywong 1 year ago
Answer for question: Nope, not permanently, its only a short term benefit until people realize its worthless and stop treating it as money. I'd say that most of the sheep of the public still won't know whats going on until the stock market crashes, then they will realize you can't print wealth out of nothing.
scikoolaid 1 year ago
Most people don't bring up the fact about credit card use as a direct creation of the inflation as well as the usual government spending. This was great to explain!
scikoolaid 1 year ago
No, no one has printed their way to prosperity.
Wealth cant be created for free.
openureyes911 1 year ago
No, never ,ever ever ever ever ever.
and never.
tricoulior 1 year ago
Oh no! I missed the competition! No fair!
Do you send out notifications of your videos to your subscribers?
Love you stuff anyhow!
Thank you Mike, and your team!
LaviniaOsbourne 1 year ago
No, only in the short term can it create the illusion of prosperity, by temporarily creating bubbles in whatever asset class/classes the newly printed money flows into, but this only creates a bigger crash later.
OJASfromAUSTIN 1 year ago
No.printing of money is only applicable to short term. In the end,it will become bubble and bust.
Thanks for the education.
shg0529 1 year ago
The benefit of wantonly printing fiat currency is only temporary, but no, here has never been a country that printed it's way to prosperity.
penguinistas 1 year ago
never in the history of the world has the entire globe been on fiat currencies. John Law tried it in France, And so did Zimbabwe. The prosperity is only temporary, and then the currecy tanks. Answer: No. only temporarily there is prosperity, but never for the long term. Only gold and silver are real money. Period.
mcfamily8 1 year ago
It is important for us to change with time and keep up with our studies, thank you Mike for sharing this important infos with us.
samheb 1 year ago
What is going to be the end result of the world's economies is what I really want to know. But the only way to find out it wait and see.
v2bjack 1 year ago
no, and if it was to happen the prosperity would only last temporarily
86scirocco8v 1 year ago
Nope, it doesn't work that way. You would think governments might take a look at the past failures of fiat currency and try to learn from their mistakes. But it seems like they're destined to repeat the past. Oh well. . .this is a good opportunity for people to buy gold and silver and come out on top!! Thanks making us aware of this, Mike!!!
KnowledgeIsPower7777 1 year ago
Nope, it always catches up and they get what they asked for.
sampinchies 1 year ago
answer is no... only in the short term
iFreedom4ever 1 year ago
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A: No, only in the short term.
iFreedom4ever 1 year ago
the answer is no, only temporarily.
jediknight96822 1 year ago
No, there has never been an example of printing your way to properity, it only results in a temporary high! This is alot like crack cocaine, the Fed's new potent drug, "POMO" (permanent open market operations) produce a temporary high in the stock market creating the delusion that everything is bullish. Once they pull the drug away the economy goes into withdrawal. Google "New York Federal Bank" and click on OMO, where u can view the Oct & Nov schedule of drug deals.
ericanthea1 1 year ago
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No, their isn't an example of a government being able to print or borrow money for prosperity, the effects are only temporary.
mattmgs1 1 year ago
No, their isn't an example of a government being able to print or borrow money for prosperity, the effects are only temporary.
mattmgs1 1 year ago
There has not been an example of a govt. being able to print or borrow its way to prosperity. All paper currencies have always devalued themselves to the point of nothing or almost nothing of value.
1rdude1 1 year ago
Based on the study of currency and money throughout history by Ron Paul and you, Mike Malone, there has never been a time in hundreds of cases where a government has been able to print or borrow its way into long term prosperity. Our current situation as of 14 October 2010 AD has the US in a short term prosperity period still playing itself out. The present world currency system cannot logically or reasonably escape a collapse without massive forgiveness of loans, i.e., breaking its own rules.
w3hunt 1 year ago
Nope... there has never been an example of government being able to print or borrow their way into prosperity. (What a ridiculous thought!!!)
ultrasonicchills 1 year ago
no
No
NO
NO!
Never
Not Once
NOT EVER
NEVER
N - E - V - E - R
(got gold and silver?!)
ruthkcastillo 1 year ago
Temporarily: Yes
Long Term: No
ponciniaj 1 year ago
A long time ago America did a lot of deficit spending which led to prosperity. The difference between then and now is they spent that borrowed money on infrastructure and industry, whereas today we spend it on consumption.
GSDebunked 1 year ago
Only temporarily.
blueherontrail 1 year ago
Has there ever been an example of a government being able to print its way to prosperity? answer as per Ron Paul, Only temporarily!
tobefree1972 1 year ago
The answer: No.
You know what is ironic? A popular young adult book series, Artemis Fowl, has has written about the truth of gold and paper currency since the beginning. Artemis, the 12 yr old rich, super genius who was the main character of the series, was taught by his father that paper currency is worthless and that gold was the only true thing that could store value any time, any where. In fact, that was what the first book was all about, Artemis using his intellect to acquire gold.
dieKoninginderNacht 1 year ago
No. America may have the world believing that paper money is the road that took us to prosperity (and in their minds, keep us on that road!) but it is not the reason for our prosperity and it surely won't keep us on that road either!
dieKoninginderNacht 1 year ago
No government has ever printed or borrowed its way to true prosperity - and we won't either!
jinessesea 1 year ago
I would say that the U.S. has been able to print our way to prosperity for the short term, but it is going to correct and when it does, it will be the death of the current global financial system ie; fiat currency.
BigDelap 1 year ago
In the history of fiat currency, there is no example of a government successfully printing it's way to prosperity, so the answer is no. We are near the end of a period of "prosperity" that will come to an abrupt demise when Americans and the world lose faith in the dollar.
tracyaustin 1 year ago
Has there ever been an example of a government being able to print its way to prosperity? answer - long term NO
TheSilverbullet99 1 year ago
temporarily yes but over all no
obummersux 1 year ago
Answer: Borrowing way to prosperity doesn’t work.
Like the housing bubble, homeowners tried to borrow their way
to prosperity, but it failed. It is same way as the government.
the government is printing and borrowing its way to prosperity
will fail, it is just matter of time.
bslvr895 1 year ago
Q: Has there ever been an example of a government being able to print or borrow its way to prosperity?
A: No.
silverprime 1 year ago
No...can not print and borrow your way to prosperity. Kind of like what most of our parents taught us as we were growing up. Unfortunately many don't seem to think the same lessons apply when dealing with billions and trillions of dollars...
roddmack 1 year ago
The answer is NO . Mike I can see that you will be right, 1500.00 Silver when this fraud starts to come to an end, the people of the world will panic and rush to pick up what ever silver and gold that they can get a hold of. Thanks for all the Great videos
krmilroy 1 year ago
You can't print or borrow your way to prosperity! It seems like once a government goes off the gold standard (or some equivalent), they seem to get the idea that since the currency is now free floating they can print however much they want. And, like Mike said, this has only gotten easier with the electronic age. Now they can just press a button and create instant currency in the form of numbers on a screen. It's just too easy. Eventually it will cause the economy to collapse.
KnowledgeIsPower7777 1 year ago
'Only temporarily" per Mr. Paul. "Print your way to prosperity." Also known as "A FOOLED COUNTRY AND IT'S FAKE MONEY ARE SOON DEPARTED."Hey, they have fooled us MORE THAN TWICE... SUPER SHAME ON US! Put your ear to the ground people; you can hear the the pitter patter of FEW feet headed out to purchase from the goldsilver man; this would be the prelude to the swelling stampede for REAL MONEY.
1rainbow 1 year ago
Print your way to prosperity? Never, and it's always been a temporary fix. Now if only the mindless morons who don't know why they are pushing the price of silver so high and raising prices on the products we need would back off, the upcoming correction of metals won't be quite so bad. I feel sorry for anyone buying at 23 or higher.
DrScottD53 1 year ago
Print your way to prosperity? Never, and it's always been a temporary fix.
DrScottD53 1 year ago
Answer is no. My question is that Mike mentioned towards the end of the video that currencies reset and peg themselves to Gold/Silver....but what if they (countries of the world) end up creating an entirely new standard, like an international currency, will that make gold/silver irrelevant?
gsusned 1 year ago
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The answer is: No
semelak100 1 year ago
The crash is coming....
2Findsuccess 1 year ago
No. Only for a while. The paper money eventually arrives to its intrinsic value, which is zero
LukeYz1911 1 year ago
No. Only for a while. The paper mo
LukeYz1911 1 year ago
China has just announced that the USA is starting a great currency war. The Chinese economy will no longer be conformed to the requests of the United States and will not help USA to maintain the decline of the dollar. That means the USA has to loose its power on the world arena and that same argument will make no one wanted to help sustain the currency problem. China refused to help in reducing the excessive debt and begin to fight for primacy in the world economy. China has more gold than USA!
wcywin 1 year ago
The answer is: No.
ayakonaut 1 year ago
Mike,another great video.
Even when you know what's going on it is hard to adjust to a concept of an outbreak of mass sanity! things are truly back to front and inside out - but not for long. unfortunately the transitition will be painful for very many
peace
SuperAdamBill 1 year ago
There isn't an example of a government that can simply print money or borrow to create prosperity in the long run. There's no free lunch.
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Thank you for the education
nico3641 1 year ago
No government has ever been able to print its way to prosperity. We need real world production for prosperity.
nico3641 1 year ago
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No. There have not been an example that the government being able to print or borrow its way to prosperity. Well, at least in the long run. Thanks Mike for providing us with such valuable information.
BTW -
I've recently made my first purchase of Silver eagles because of your education. Thanks again for everything. You are doing great things.
kylengo416 1 year ago
No. There have not been an example that the government being able to print or borrow its way to prosperity. Well, at least in the long run. Thanks Mike for providing us with such valuable information.
BTW -
I've recently made my first purchase of Silver eagles because of your education. Thanks again for everything. You are doing great things.
kylengo416 1 year ago
Nope, no government has ever printed or borrowed it's way to prosperity (and I doubt the US will be able to buck the trend).
aarondrake33 1 year ago
No. There is no example of a government being able to print or borrow its way to long term prosperity, because fiat currency is always destined to return to its true value, zero.
7152195 1 year ago
No, there is no example of a government being able to print or borrow its way to prosperity.
Shojushoju 1 year ago
Thanks for great info, and powerful, historical facts.
Answer to question: NO.
Government has never been able to borrow or print currency to prosperity.
freedomsfire9 1 year ago
There is no example of a govt. being able to borrow or print currency to prosperity. Will the United States be the first? We shall see, but the odds are against us!
1rdude1 1 year ago
Only temporarily..we are in that stage right now , however over the long term, no there is no feasible way to print your way to prosperity..
jtorrez70 1 year ago
Is there ever any example in history of a government being able to print or borrow it's way into prosperity? No, there has never been an example of this in the long term. In the short term there has been temporary prosperity, but it is short lift and ends suddenly. I believe the value of gold will continue to go up overall for at least one more year. However it will bust, just like all bubbles. WHEN? Anyone's guess right now, but not too far off.
1mazman1 1 year ago 2
No government has ever printed or borrowed it's way to prosperity
RP 2012
b5thomas7 1 year ago
No government has ever printed money to spend its way to prosperity!
mooreons 1 year ago
No sirreeee, only for a short period of time before people figure it out.
WillisHsu 1 year ago
No. If it was possible Americans would have already done it with their credit cards.
TheOneCarnivore 1 year ago
No, not long term only for a short period of time.
abtinker 1 year ago
no.
SilverisGolden2013 1 year ago
another good question: what is the longest run for a fiat currency?
bowtie728 1 year ago
Only for a period of time, so bottom line, NO.
utubbie18 1 year ago
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No. The only prosperity gained by printing or borrowing currency is temporary.
goldmaple70 1 year ago
As long as power and money are connected, the odds are governments will never be able to print or borrow their way to prosperity on any long term basis. It's never happened yet.
joytubeable 1 year ago
As long as power and money are connected, the odds are governments will never be able to print or borrow their way to prosperity on any long term basis. It's never happened yet.
joytubeable 1 year ago
THEY HAVE ONLY BEEN ABLE TO DO SO FOR A PERIOD OF TIME, AND HAVE NEVER IN HISTORY BEEN ABLE TO DO IT FOREVER. SOONER OR LATER THE PEOPLE WILL REALIZE WHATS HAPPENING AND LOOK FOR SOMEWHERE SAFE TO PUT THERE MONEY. THAT SOMEWHERE IS PERCIOUS METALS...THEY WILL WITHOUT A DOUBT DO THERE ACCOUNTING FOR THE CURRENCY SUPPLY AND CREDIT.
catcher0015 1 year ago
The only prosperity gained by borrowing currency is temporary.
categeld 1 year ago
The answer? A big NO!!! Printing and borrowing money only results in a temporary short-term condition that seems like prosperity. It's like trying to treat the symptoms of a problem instead of the cause. It may make you feel good at the present time, but the main problem, underneath the surface, lies unresolved.
KnowledgeIsPower7777 1 year ago
If a government could print its way to prosperity every country would do it and we'd all be rich! Printing more money never works.
JKomensky 1 year ago
Only temporarily, and with horrible consequences for the people who depend on that currency to run their economy.
artdeco101010 1 year ago
Answer: No. Long-term prosperity among the public can never happen in the fiat money system.
d0dbdbd0b 1 year ago
printing and borrowing your way to prosperity is not a long term option. It may only work temporarily.
bblaudow 1 year ago