The Next Ten Years: Three Drivers of the Political Economy beta 2

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Uploaded by on Jan 3, 2011

The global economy will be shaped by three key drivers over the next 10 years: Peak Cheap Oil, Debt Deflation, and the end of the US Dollar Centric global monetary system. This video depicts the Peak Cheap Oil process and its relationship to Debt Deflation and Monetary Reform.

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  • Wow !!, good stuff, no model is perfect buty you have the situtaion by the nuts ! Very few people can grasp and understand all three forces at play. Nicole Foss who has a blog automatic Earth is the only person I have come across. She is both brilliant and humble.

  • This isn't even a model. Peak oil is a clever re-branding of the old artificial scarcity trick. Peak credit traditionally has been solved by debt write-offs - (Jubilee) but now extractive payments can be eternally enforced by the world terror machine. Equilibrium can't be established because the creditors control the show and have locked the cinema doors behind you. The whole shit-house is supposed to go up in flames- the "creditors" want to sicken and kill you.

  • Excellent video, thanks. YouTube has such a different definition of the political economy than your forum at iTulip.com. Aks yourself, "what would Jesse Ventura say, about Eric's insight? You don't have to answer, though, it's not what iTulip.com's mssion is.

  • The following important factors should be added: peak oil, financial speculation, the fact that a global capitalist system needs expanding credit to finance expanding production and consumption of goods from resources that are finite, and that most of total money supply actually consists of unregulated derivatives brought about by financial speculation and government liabilities growing because of demand for government services.

  • This a good word!

    I really like how Eric Janzen deciphers facts & then vividly displays concepts of unvarnished truth opinion.

    Thank You Eric~

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