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The United States could very well be on the path towards a deflationary collapse, far worse than America experienced during the Great Depression in the 1930’s. However arguably, the likely outcome is going to be even worse. The US is currently on the rails and headed right for hyperinflation and the destruction of the dollar. Overwhelming evidence has been abundant, America has known for a long time this problem exists. Yet the US Government and Federal Reserve have yet to come up with any viable solution to fix it.

All current indications are pointing to Hyperinflation in the United States, and destruction of the dollar sometime within this decade if not sooner. The Fed’s printing press was running full tilt from November 2009 through June 2011 with QE-1 and QE-2. Excessive money printing is still being done by the Federal Reserve’s printing press, however “covertly” this time, using dollar swap arrangements with foreign central banks to help bail out the world’s biggest banks yet again. The US dollar is under severe inflationary forces as the US money supply keeps getting larger and larger.

Over time as the US money supply keeps inflating, at some point in the not too distant future, the US dollar will become as worthless as the German mark was in 1923 to Weimar Germany. The prices for any and all goods and services including food, fuel, grain, and medicines will sky-rocket. This will bring upon America severe poverty as well as political and social unrest.

Hyperinflation is not new to America. It occurred as far back as colonial times within American history and again during the civil war. In between these times between 1819 and 1866 and after the civil war up until 1907 early America suffered through many periods of civil strife, bank collapses and deep recessions. It was not until the Federal Reserve Act of 1913 was enacted that these frequent re-occurring economic crises subsided. These earlier re-occurring recessions and subsequent bank collapses prior to creation of the Fed stemmed from a weaker banking system.

The creation of the Federal Reserve Act shored up the weaker areas within the banking system and protected banking interests over the public. The banking elite that created it, sold the citizens of America promises built upon lies. They have been lining their own pockets with massive amounts of money, paid by the blood and sweat of US taxpayers ever since. The world is not new to hyperinflation. It has been experienced many times throughout the world in just the last century. Bringing with it massive economic events so devastating, that entire societies become consumed.

• Poland 1921 – 1924

• Austria 1922

• Weimar Germany 1923

• Greece 1944

• Taiwan 1945 -1952

• Hungary 1946

• China 1949

• Israel 1971 -1985

• Chile 1973

• Mexico 1982 -1993

• Bolivia 1984 -1985

• Argentina 1989

• Brazil 1990 – 1994

• Yugoslavia 1993 – 1994

• Bulgaria 1996

• Zimbabwe 2004 – 2009

• It has always been the complete failure of the country’s currency in each of these events that created the hyperinflation.

• Throughout history fiat currencies have always had a lifespan history of 30 to 40 years and then they implode.

• The US dollar, currently America’s fiat currency and the world’s reserve currency has now been in existence since 1971.

• Because the US dollar is now 41 years old, it is already overdue for its own destruction.

Experts in economics and finance including trends forecasters, strategists and analysts for years have been trying to inform America about the declining economic conditions within the US economy. Warning us how inflation has been consuming the United States and devaluing the dollar as a result. Warning us that if our problems were not properly addressed and concrete steps were not implemented to fix the situation in a timely manner, that conditions would only get worse until a crisis point is reached.

Did the US Government and the Federal Reserve who are directly responsible for creating the situation American is currently in Listen? Is it possible these experts could all be wrong?  Sadly the answer to both of these important questions is no. All the experts are “dead on the mark” with their projections. Failure of the Government and Federal Reserve to take any substantial corrective action in a timely manner has now brought America directly to the crisis point.

Today with America’s debt constantly increasing and constant indecisions in government to fix the problem, America’s debt has become unsustainable. Like a house of cards built next to an open window, the whole thing will collapse; it’s just a matter of when. There is no way the US Government, Federal Reserve or anyone else can slow down the impending destruction, as any corrective action taken now, would be far too little too late. Hyperinflation once again, in America is arguably going to be the final outcome. Be Prepared!

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