Dollar Decline, Special Drawing Rights (SDRs) & IMF as World Federal Bank - Jim Rickards

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September 27, 2009
Insider Jim Rickards of Omnis explains the planned monetizing of debt, the coming Special Drawing Rights regime and the IMF as the new world federal bank.

Listen to an update on this on the King World News radio website, May 2010.

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  • he said 4% inflation over 20 years cute the value of the dollar in half. That is true. Take 100 dollars, and inflate by 4% a year --> 100 x 1.04^20(years) = 219.11 dollars, 20 years later.

  • That is probably the smartest thing i've ever heard anyone say ever!

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  • @oreengineer77 okay? So you you calculated simple interest....what's your point? 

  • @LisaJ4Liberty Let us not forget that the government continues to add to the debt by about a trillion plus every year. What a train wreck. He has his people in gold and that is were they will stay.

  • Thanks for posting. I had not seen this bit and I am glad that I now have. He's right. The thing the Fed is best at is devaluing the currency.

  • Scary stuff here.

  • devt = debt

  • This man has got to be kidding. 4 percent inflation for 17 years won't even begin to reduce the devt to a managable level. Also consider that real inflation is normally 6 percent. So he is full of it in what he's saying, and he probably knows it. What's amazing is, these interviewers are just nodding their heads like he's making sense.

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