The National Inflation Association is pleased to announce that it has started the production of a new documentary about inflation and the upcoming collapse of the U.S. dollar. This will be a sequel to NIA's critically acclaimed 'Hyperinflation Nation' which has been viewed over 293,000 times since June 28th.

The anticipated release of the new documentary is late-November/early-December and NIA will be announcing the name of the documentary in the coming weeks. It will be approximately 30 minutes long and available for the public to view for free on the video page of http://inflation.us.

Since the release of 'Hyperinflation Nation', which warned Americans of the imminent collapse of the U.S. dollar and the need to buy gold and silver, gold prices have risen from $925 per ounce to a new all time high on Wednesday of $1,119.10 per ounce while silver prices have risen from $14 per ounce to nearly $18 per ounce. Meanwhile, the U.S. dollar index has declined to a 15-month low of 74.77.

The rising price of precious metals combined with the falling U.S. dollar is a symptom of the massive monetary inflation being created by the Federal Reserve. By holding interest rates artificially low at practically 0% for nearly one full year, the Federal Reserve has created the illusion that the U.S. economy is recovering. NIA's new documentary will expose how there is in fact no economic recovery and how the Federal Reserve is setting up a disaster down the road that will make the October 2008-March 2009 financial collapse look like a walk in the park.

This will be the most informative and entertaining documentary ever produced on the U.S. economy and will be a must see for all American citizens. A decade from now there will be two social classes of people in the U.S., those who saw the documentary, and those who bought into the false hope of an economic recovery.

NIA will explain in the documentary why it believes by the year 2020, the U.S. dollar will be like wall paper. NIA will prove how Obama's plan to cut our budget deficit in half by the year 2012 is impossible and how in the unlikely event we are able to convince foreigners to keep lending us their money, the average movie ticket price in America will still rise to over $112 by 2020.

We are at a point where there is no turning back. Every action taken by the Federal Reserve should be for the preservation of the U.S. dollar's remaining purchasing power, but if you had to devise a plan on how to destroy our currency, it would be impossible to come up with a better plan than Ben Bernanke's current monetary policy.

Please tell your friends and family members to sign-up for the free NIA newsletter at http://inflation.us to be the first to see the documentary after its release.