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Category Archives: HyperInflation
Common Criminals
Posted in Bureaucracy, Corruption, Euro-Bond crisis, Finance and Economics, Fraud, HyperInflation, The EU
Tagged Communism, Criminals, drugs, EU, Godfrey Bloom, HSBC, Money Laundering, Nigel Farage, william Black
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A Market Clearing Event
Gordon T. Long and Charles Hugh Smith talk about market clearing events.
Coming inflation and currency devaluation
The Bread and circus’s continues. Adair Turner – chairman of Britain’s Financial Services Authority advocates giving central bank money directly to the public. This of course is incredibly inflationary. Britain’s ponzi banking system must be near implosion for such a … Continue reading
The Economics of Empire
A series of lectures from the Ludwig von Mises Institute about Empire that I believe many of our readers will find interesting. I’ve collated them all here, as they are all over the place at Mises. Also I’ll say again, … Continue reading
Posted in America, Corruption, History, HyperInflation
Tagged American Empire, Mises Institute, Roman financial collapse
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april memories / 28
NOTHING NEW UNDER THE SUN (ALMOST) 28th April, 1925 : Britain is back on the gold standard. There is sixpence off the standard rate of income tax – it is now four shillings in the pound – and there is … Continue reading
Posted in Conspiracy, Finance and Economics, Fraud, History, HyperInflation
Tagged Australian Government, gold standard, Winston Churchill
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Corruptions you should know about: Rehypothecation
Hypothecation from Wiki: Hypothecation is the practice where a borrower pledges collateral to secure a debt. The borrower retains ownership of the collateral, but it is “hypothetically” controlled by the creditor in that he has the right to seize possession … Continue reading
Posted in Corruption, Euro-Bond crisis, Finance and Economics, Fraud, HyperInflation
Tagged collateral, Corzine, Debt, Hypothecation, JP Morgan, MF GLobal, Rehypothecation
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Gold and Key West
Milan Skarka Whoever those economists are who are predicting a return to the gold standard, they are as foolish as those who believe the predictions in The National Enquirer. The government cannot afford to allow that to happen, no matter … Continue reading
Posted in America, Finance and Economics, HyperInflation
Tagged B.H.Obama, Gold, gold standard, Hyperinflation, Key West, money printing, taxation
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“hell is empty and the devils are here”
- William Shakespeare From Jesse’s Cafe Americain: Critical Mass: The Mispricing of Derivatives Risk And How the Financial World Ends Jim Sinclair does a good job of explaining the difference between the notional and real value of derivatives, … Continue reading
Posted in Corruption, Euro-Bond crisis, Finance and Economics, HyperInflation, Uncategorized
Tagged CDS, Default, Derivatives, Greece debt, Hyperinflation, Risk
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Defining insolvency
In responding to mouser, I over extended myself again. Another comment that has become a post. It also dovetails nicely with Antisthenes’s previous post. Mouser: Not only nobody wants to solve the problem, but almost nobody is game enough to … Continue reading
Poverty
…from the quills of dead white poets Samuel Johnson (1709 – 1784) Has heaven reserv’d, in pity to the poor, No pathless waste, or undiscover’d shore? No secret island in the boundless main? No peaceful desert yet unclaimed by … Continue reading
Posted in Finance and Economics, HyperInflation, Poetry
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Ron Paul and the permanent civil service
Having watched the republican primaries with little enthusiasm. I can now say with confidence that Ron Paul is the only candidate who could offer a compelling and fundamentally different philosophy than Obama’s come the election next year. Romney, Cain, Bachmann, Perry are all the same inside … Continue reading
Posted in America, Bureaucracy, Corruption, Euro-Bond crisis, Finance and Economics, HyperInflation, Uncategorized
Tagged Bachmann, Bonds, bureaucracy, Cain, Debt, Goldman Sachs, HSBC, JP Morgan, Kyle Bass, Morgan Stanley, Perry, Romney, Ron Paul
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Its existential not economic
I was recently discussing the global financial crisis in email and thought it would make a decent post in and of its self: …One last contribution, the current Euro crises has a very similar feel to the breakdown in diplomacy … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Euro-Bond crisis, Finance and Economics, History, HyperInflation, Uncategorized
Tagged Aristocracy, Euro crises, existential, WW1
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To Vote or Not to Vote
Paul Jacko Spanish general elections are due on Sunday the 20th November, 2011. The conservatives, Partida Popular (PP) are expected to win and replace the incumbent socialist government of Partido Socialista Obrero Español (PSOE). The near certainty of defeat … Continue reading
The Euro Collapse in brief
Posted in Capitalism, Euro-Bond crisis, Finance and Economics, HyperInflation
Tagged Debt, Euro, Gold, Greece, Italian Bonds
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The Crash of 1929 and Faust
A few days ago was the Anniversary of the great crash. Therefore, it would be timely to offer all sorts of economic observations and statistics. I believe however that it would be more rewarding to ponder the crash, and subsequent crashes in … Continue reading
Posted in Bureaucracy, Corruption, Culture, Finance and Economics, HyperInflation, Uncategorized
Tagged Debt, ECB, EU, Eurocrat, Faust, Faustonomics, inflation, Printing, Progressive, Weltanschauung
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Spiegel Interviews Slovakia’s Sulik on EFSF
From Spiegel Online: Slovakian EFSF Opponent Sulik ‘The Greatest Threat to Europe Is the Bailout Fund’ SPIEGEL ONLINE: Mr. Sulik, do you want to go down in European Union history as the man who destroyed the euro? Richard Sulik : … Continue reading
Book Reviews: The Corruption of Capitalism and The Dollar Crises
I myself have studied economics, and hope that no one else would wish such a science upon themselves, unfortunately economics is like war. You might not be interested in economics, but economics is interested in you. It kills, and will no doubt … Continue reading
Prepare people!
Posted in Corruption, Euro-Bond crisis, Finance and Economics, HyperInflation, Uncategorized
Tagged Collapse, Hyper-Inflation
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Corruptions you should know about: Gold and Silver
Another Corruption series! We here at Fog of Chaos, will be slowly removing the Fog and revealing the Chaos. It started on Friday and has been on-going as of today, gold has fallen several hundred dollars, to about $1550.oz as … Continue reading
Disturbing Charts and Graphs.
I’ve posted a few charts and graphs below, that I hope, should illustrate how economically fragile the world is right now. You can find this data floating around the internet but it is always difficult finding, I trust that this will be … Continue reading
Posted in America, Computer Models, Euro-Bond crisis, Finance and Economics, HyperInflation, Mathematics
Tagged Bonds, Dshort, Fed Reserve Notes, GDP, Gold, Hyperinflation, Nominal
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