5 Graphs That Will Make Your Mouth Drop!

reply to post by ImmortalThought


No go right ahead. Not the one to make posts here. The more that people see it the better IMHO.

reply to post by relyt


You can check it out here: www.abovetopsecret.com...

Swing by and discuss since you have seen it already.

reply to post by poet1b


You are comparing real GDP in the 1950's to highly manipulated GDP in the more recent years...

www.marketoracle.co.uk...

Comparing the national debt to any one item is BigGov's way of covering the fact that we are in deep doodo.

The fact remains we have NEVER paid down the actual national debt, just increased it about every 15 months on average. What credit card company would allow a consumer to do that. Of course they can and do print their own funny money to make it look like they are richer.

Why is it that a 1963 Corvette cost about $5,000 in 1963
and the same Corvette costs about $55,000 today?

With the money (silver coins) of 1963, that $5,000 in silver coins would be worth $117,500 today.This is the true picture of what debt and BigGov printing of paper money does to the value of real money.

have a look at the unemployed grath.
when unemployed gose down you get a resestion?

This is still my all-time favorite, from 2009. Excess reserve balances:

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reply to post by romanmel


That's because silver is currently over inflated.

The U.S. gov isn't in nearly as deep of doo doo as the ICBs. The derivatives market outstanding bets make the U.S. fed gov debt look tiny.

Real wealth is created by labor and ideas, ideas/technology/innovation being by far the greatest creator of wealth, and the U.S. still has the lead, and the most potential.

The biggest problem in the U.S. and the world economy is the ICBs. It is not just a U.S. problem.

Stop trying to blame the U.S. gov for the failures of the International Corporate Bankers, who are the ones who have screwed everything up.

Originally posted by poet1b
reply to post by romanmel

 

Stop trying to blame the U.S. gov for the failures of the International Corporate Bankers, who are the ones who have screwed everything up.

Who do you think OWNS the FED? It is those International Corporate Bankers. They call the shots in this country. They OWN this country.

George Carlin said it best:

reply to post by romanmel


The Fed Res controls the currency, but it does not own the country.

Considering that all the money is nothing but a claim of debt, with very loose ties to actual property, it is a joke to claim they own the country.

All indications are that the ICB are so deeply in debt, nothing can save them at this point. They are at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, in the deepest blackest crushing hole of Davy Jone's locker.

Originally posted by poet1b
reply to post by romanmel

 

The Fed Res controls the currency, but it does not own the country.

Considering that all the money is nothing but a claim of debt, with very loose ties to actual property, it is a joke to claim they own the country.

I never said the Fed ownes the country. The Banksters own the country and the Fed does their will as does the figurehead Pres. and the bought and paid for Congress. The Dummycrats and the Republithugs are one and the same...and voting is an opiate designed to make you believe you have control.

Nevertheless, time will tell.

It won't take long. The Euro will fail in the next few days/weeks...watch what happens then.

Originally posted by romanmel
How can this be?

The FOX Business channel tells us...
1 The recession ended in June, 2009.
2 Unemployment rate dropped sharpley last month.
3 Business is reporting record profits
4 Stock market is soaring
5 Happy days are here again.

This is your short answer,

If you're rich, it's all true.
If you're not rich, it's probably not true.

That also might explain who the Fox business channel primarily caters to.

You are both makeing comments like the debt is REAL. It's not. America after WW2 owned the world bank and when you own the global bank and have your currency as the standard for the major global trade you can do what ever you want, that was until some smartarse decided to build computers that the common person could afford and then eventually realize that the numbers and the graphs that are made from them dont make sense as they are not based on reality.

Global Finances are based on FUDGE IT and WING IT principles. Contol by its nature is intolerant of limitations. Fiscal responsibility requires responsible regulations, regulations are percieved by control as limitations which it is intolerant of. When ledgers were hand written(not that long ago) bankers could FUDGE IT it with a smudge. Now they just WING IT and hope the FED RESERVE will bail them out when thier illusionary money is lost to their global casino system(STOCK MARKET). They need religon to ensure enough people believe the system is true without needing to know it is true and based on factual rather than fudge it principals.

The goal for the elites is to SKIM THE CREAM OFF THE TOP from the trades which are using illusionary values, it matters not if the trades fail(the illusion collapses) as they have the REAL MONEY, in the form of gold, property, mines, military power.

In fact it is benificial that the system fails in cycles so the can gain in the expasion and gain in the contraction.

Trying to place reason upon an unreasonable system of control is the action of innocent wishful thinking. You cant reason with a lie and the system by its nature has to lie. If it didnt lie the American economy would have collapsed into a DEPRESSION. The bankers know that in America this cannot happen when thier lies can be know proved just enough to have armed civilians wanting a whole lot of pay back.

Originally posted by relyt
reply to post by Wrabbit2000

 

Well here is Germany and Zimbabwe's charts for ya and they do not look good.
German Hyperinflation
Zimbabwe

Also here is a good video from Chris Martenson to also explain what we are going through right now.

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edit on 2-12-2011 by relyt because: misspell of video author

The solution is in the problem

en.wikipedia.org...

reply to post by poet1b


Brazil is doing better these days because of the discovery of oil. Nothing else. They contribute nothing to the world but hot models.

The inflation graphs in the opening post are not comparable. I know that they look similar, but there is a huge difference. The German one has a logarithmic vertical scale.
The US one shows a doubling since the end of the nineties. That would be barely noticeable on the German graph.
Basically, things may look a bit bleak at the moment, but it's in no way comparable to the German example.

reply to post by romanmel




Banksters, Fed Res, Investment markets, they are all the same. All their wealth is based on a promise to pay, that they can't collect on, most of which is nothing but gambling bets placed on gambling debts. They don't own squat.

This game has been played out over and over again, since before Christ tipped over the tables of the money exchangers.

The liars, cheats, and propaganda artists always try to say that the bankers/wealthy elites can not be be beaten, but history is the story of the masses overthrowing the elites, time and time again, since the days of Summer, and before then.

Each time the wealthy elites loose, the world becomes a better place, and this next dance will be no different.

reply to post by eldard


Wrong again!

Brazil's current success has far more to do with getting away from the ICBs, you're just blowing hot air.

In addition, they figured out that sugar is a very efficient source of ethanol.

The ICBs hate bio-fuel, because they can't control it.

reply to post by subtopia


You are starting to get it. U.S. economic success is because of its high productivity and technological innovation. That comes from the people, not the bankers or the elites.

Odds are slim that we will not drop into a deflationary down spin. That is what the graphs show.

reply to post by camaro68ss


A chart, I'd like to see is from start of Social Security until present on a monthly or quarterly basis:
Series 1: Number of people with active Social Security numbers.
Series 2: Number of people receiving Social Security retirement or disability benefits.
Series 3. Total wages paid.

I never expect to see such information, because it would tell us when the Labor Department is lying about the Unemployment Rates.

reply to post by poet1b


YOu do realize that they've been using sugar for decades and it's only recently they got slightly better. They're still a banana republic through and through. And oh, you're still economically deluded.

reply to post by poet1b


Not as productive as Germany, though. The most technologically superior nation in the world.