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Strategies & Market Trends : The Residential Real Estate Crash Index

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To: Valuepro who wrote (263886)7/25/2010 5:12:28 PM
From: Skeeter BugRead Replies (2) of 306849
 
Vp, stuffing more debt into a debt saturated system will work for a time, but there is a limit.

at some point a collapse comes and there will be no stopping it.

my best guess is that it is a deflationary collapse (dollar gets more valuable as debts are paid and debts default by the trillions upon trillions upon trillions).

there are up to 1,600 trillion claims upon much fewer assets... most of that has to be erased.

pumping more and more debt into the system (QE) can't work long term except to enslave the world in debt.

which, imho, is the entire point of this exercise.

BIG MONEY owns the debt and the government, so they won't let it be inflated away. BIG MONEY also owns the fed and the banks - and they ALONE control money and credit.

serious inflation is contrary to their interests and they won't let it happen, imho.

however, dumping their loser assets and getting federal guarantees on loser assets (both occurring) is in their interests if a coming deflationary collapse is in the works.

why? they get paid in cash when nobody else has any and they BUY UP THE FRAKKING WORLD FOR PENNIES ON THE DOLLAR FROM CASH CREATED OUT OF THIN AIR AND THE DEBT PORTION OF THAT CASH PUSHED OFF ON SOCIETY!

criminal b*stards.
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