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Hyperinflation, the dollars demise and collapse? Will this lead to a tyrannical government takeover of our country? Or worse yet, will it result in a one-world-government arising from the ashes of America? Why are our politicians destroying America? And better yet, why are the people allowing them to destroy America? I would say that it is because of apathy. The people are content with their shopping, talking on cell phones, watching sports, and having orgasms (some of us are that is). I’ve been asking my congressman what his game plan is to get us back on track, but I get no response, unless you call a response, a standard form letter that explains how he is for a balanced budget. Of course that is not what I asked him. I asked him his solution, but he has no clue. How can we expect them to pay down our debt when they have not been able to balance the US budget in over 50 years? Because of these facts I have come to the same conclusion as Beck, that there is no way out of this mess except to devalue our money. Whether or not this is a conscious decision on their part matters not, because it is the road that we are on. We are in a catch 22 as they say. As Beck explained, we need consumer spending to spur our economy, and yet the only way to expedite that spending is to keep interest rates low, but in doing that, eventually we will experience hyperinflation. So to me the future looks pretty bleak. I do not see any way out of this unless beginning right now they stop the …

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