Hyperinflation

World Reserve Currency:  (That's the dollar)  Means we dont have to pay other countries in their currency, we use the dollar.  China, Russia, Japan, France, and more are going to drop the dollar, and use currencies amongst themselves.  This is the result of the dollar dropping in value due to inflation.

Inflation:  The government borrows money on interest from the fed (the federal reserve, a PRIVATE company) and pumps the money into the economy, resulting in more debt, more inflation, and a decreased dollar value.

This is why the dollar will soon no longer be the world reserve currency.  It's losing value, and as soon as other countries are able to get out of the dollar without destroying their own infrastructures, they're going to.

What happens in a state of hyperflation?  The price of commodities increases.  You can't buy food anymore.  Not because it's not on shelves, but because it's so expensive.  The government tries to take control of everything to stabilize things and ease mass civil unrest that will no doubt ensue.  It will be the greatest depression we will have ever known.

Don't be concerned with issues of race, religion, trends, video games, television, or mainstream media.

Their is a global agenda to control the world.  The globalists don't care about the U.S., they want it to collapse.

In recent news, the current dictator Mubarak, magically had a heart attack, and his whereabouts are unknown, along with wether or not he is alive or dead.  The CIA, days prior, said he is going to step down within HOURS.  He refused to step down because he knows that the new man that is coming to power is being placed there by the globalists.

Ron Paul is stepping up to the plate, discussing serious things like CIA drug trafficking and lots more.  He is a man of the people, not for the banking cartel, not for the corporate dictators, for the people.  Remember JFK? MLK? Malcolm X?  Who assassinated those men because they addressed serious issues for the people and stood up against tyranny.  Don't be surprised if Ron Paul is next.  Then maybe you'll be able to finally escape this normalcy bias and realize that everything you've been taught in school and everything the television tells you is a lie.

Wake up people.

Wake and bake? Okay.

>>1 Mate you subject is too broad. First you talk about hyperinflation, then about mumbarak and the cia and then about the global tyrany. It's not that i don't agree with most of the things you said but posting such a broad subject is bound to drive the conversation off topic.

Now about the dolar: The americans have long enjoyed a very long period of stability due to the nature of the dolar as an 'international' currency (aka petrodollars).  Because of the competition with the euro, more and more people decide to trade in euro because it has been steadily rising compared to the dollar. This means that someone trading in euros can later change it to dollars and gain some extra value in the US. This is what the currency war is all about. Also, the chinese have been buying dollars like crazy and they own vast amounts in warm cash. If they ever decide to push these dollars in the markets, the money americans are holding will be worthless in days. This is one of the side effect of the globalization. Americans have been enjoying the labor of other countries for decades. I don't mind if they pay some of it back. There is a greater problem underlying though. The destabilization of markets and production in a world scale. And in times of instability, the ones who gain are those who are already strong.

 Think about it. What course of action serves your real interests? Not the interests of your country, YOUR interests as a person.

>>3

Point well taken.  I was just angry and wanted to get some information out there.  Most of the threads are about race or celebrities or petty issues like abortion and gay rights.

I merely want to get people into the bigger picture, and out of fantasy land.  The shit is about to hit the fan.

>>1
>WAKE UP SHEEPLE
If I were a sheep I would believe everything you said without asking you to back it up. In fact I am pretty much a tool just for giving you the benefit of the doubt.

Well that's the thing.  People can look up any thing that I stated, and I can state much more, and it will be true.  The people that think that the "crazy conspiracy theorists" are just raging lunatics are mostly right.  Most of them are idiots.  But there's a difference between a conspiracy theory and a conspiracy.  There are a few true patriots out there that just stick with the facts, not what television tells them what to believe and how to feel.

It's not a conspiracy that the most important meetings in the world take place behind closed doors(the G20 meetings for example). The fact that they come out in the end and announce what they talked about isn't nearly enough. This is definately not the behaviour I would expect from somebody who is honest to the people who got him/her there.

 People and the press should be able to see what is said in those meetings and hear the arguements their representatives make and also the concesions they have to make in order to reach an agreement. It's not the people's fault thay they don't understand politics (or economics). They are rarely told exactly what happens and why, and half or the times what they are told is nothing but a smokescreen to keep their minds occupies while the real crimes are being commited.

>>6
He refused to step down because he knows that the new man that is coming to power is being placed there by the globalists.

Or he refused to step down because for 30 years he's been president, rode through discontent before and thought he might be able to do it again. Most events this large are not controlled, they occur due to uncontrolled social forces, opportunistic political entities may attempt to influence events but usually they couldn't predict them more than a few months in advance.

>>7
The fact that they come out in the end and announce what they talked about isn't nearly enough.
You're not nearly cynical enough, the G20 is just for show, the only thing they discuss there are soundbites for the cameras, if they wanted to sign some underhanded deal they'd immediately send their diplomats and couriers to make proposals completely covertly instead of waiting months for the G20 so they can bring it up during a brief conversation with some world leader that may be recorded.

>>8
Well said.  The globalists don't need some publicly announced meeting to plot our demise.  All it takes is a conference call or a completely secret meeting.

-To whomever is involved in this thread, I'm glad that we're discussing all of this.  These are the things that really matter right now.  The left/right paradigm dealing with small-scale issues is a distraction, mainstream politics are a distraction much like Jersey Shore and Call of Duty.  Anything to keep us dumb and content.

It's not the G20.  It's the Illuminatti.  They've been at it since the fecking crusades.  But I guess that since they've been about for longer than the USA they don't really count.  The Illuminatti have been around since before the crusades and will be around for 1000 years after they bury the USA.

>>10
No, it's a plethora of oligarchies who maintain their control through a mixture of force and espionage, they are the "ruling class" in all their forms from democratically elected officials in legitimate recognized governments to mafia bosses, from business cartels to tyrants and their inner circle like Kim Jong Il. There is no one single political entity that controls everything, powerful entities can influence whatever they want but they cannot influence everything at once to the same degree they can influence a few things, they are not "top of the food chain" everywhere.

>>10
G20 was an example, there are many secret meetings being held every year. Some more known than others: the builderberg, the bohemian grove, you name it. Let's not stick to the name though. The cold fact is that our leaders don't want us to know what they are discussing and that's dodgy.

What's also totaly unacceptable is officials and politicians being CEOs of large corporations, moving to politics to perform a certain job and then they are re-employed by the same corporation. This kind of thing automaticaly corrupts a democracy(eg Dick chaney - haliburton, Michael R. Taylor - monsanto, etc.).

>>11
>>12

You're absolutely correct.  It doesn't matter what label you throw on them.  Globalists, the elite, the illuminati; it's all the same.  We're all pawns, as we always have been, in this seemingly everlasting scheme to keep us enslaved, content, dumbed-down consumers to further their agenda for more power and control.

And to contribute to our list of CEO/Politicians, former Sec. of Def. Donald Rumsfeld was most notably president of Searle, the pharmaceutical company, among other things.

>The higher up politicians are not here to help us, they're here to make money.  We are their tool to make them their money.

"He was president of G. D. Searle & Company from 1977–1985, CEO of General Instrument from 1990–1993, and chairman of Gilead Sciences from 1997-2001."
-Wikipedia

Here's a minor, yet excellent example of how the same powerful people run the world.  A small part of the large wikipedia article on Zbigniew Brzezinski, a former U.S. National Security Advisor, and much more:

Personal life
Brzezinski is married to Czech-American sculptor Emilie Benes (grand-niece of the second Czechoslovak president, Edvard Beneš), with whom he has three children. His son, Mark Brzezinski (b. 1965), a lawyer who served on President Clinton's National Security Council as an expert on Russia and Southeastern Europe, is a partner in McGuire Woods LLP. His daughter, Mika Brzezinski (b. 1967), is a television news presenter and co-host of MSNBC's weekday morning program, Morning Joe, where she provides regular commentary and reads the news headlines for the program. His son Ian served as Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Europe and NATO and was now a Principal at Booz Allen Hamilton.[citation needed] Ian Brzezinski is a Senior Fellow in the International Security Program and is on the Atlantic Council’s Strategic Advisors Group. Key highlights of his tenure as Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Europe and NATO Policy (2001–5) include the expansion of NATO membership in 2004, the consolidation and reconfiguration of the Alliance’s command structure, the standing up of the NATO Response Force and the coordination of European military contributions to U.S. and NATO- led operations in Iraq, Afghanistan and the Balkans.[26]

>>Sorry for the TL;DR, but do you see how they are all inter-linked?

Yeah, a small group of rich and powerful people run the world.

So what's new?

Don't think Ron Paul will save you, folks. He's never going to save you, folks. Whether he's too weak on his own or secretly one of them, the best thing that you can do is learn to save yourself.

>>15
>>16

It's new to most people.  Most people have no fucking clue how the world is run.  That's the point of this thread.

The best thing we can learn to do is inform people of what's going on, not just save yourself, but come together against the man.

>>17
Well said.

Come together, right now, ...over me.

yes, we need to cum together.  haha...  I want this thread to grow.

Hypothetical question/scenario:  Food/gas/commodities prices are so high that there is mass civil unrest because people are hungry and can't afford anything.  The government is cracking down on gun-owners that they choose to label as domestic terrorists.   You need to grab your shit and gtfo.  What do you have right now that you can take, what will you drive, where will you go, etc?

Bronco/harley, survival stuff, lots but not enough stuff, ak47, moss500, glock37, staying in the pacific northwest but getting out of seattle, have lots of food and water stocked up already. 

go

my phone. solar charger for phone. all my old bakpacking gear from BSA and of course my scout handbook. That and a sig sauer with as much ammo as I can comfortably carry and I'm off with my car loaded up with as much gas as it can carry

<--- check em ^______^

>>22
What am I checking?

>20
There's a bug out bag with food and water and widgets that's right under my desk and there's a bike that's filled with gas that's just in the garage. Plan B is to take them both right the fuck out of the city to our hidden shack in the country.

Cans, bullets, nails, and solar electricity ,etc, is set up there already. But no agriculture to speak of outside of prepared plots, a fresh water stream, some koi ponds, and some seed.

But plan A is to be mugged and killed by rioters while delivering the hero speech, 'Come with me if you want to live', to whoever I'm currently sweet on.

Oooo.. Scary Collapse of Gov.

Starved obese sedentary TV/Internet junkies in a riot?  Hah!

"Meet you downtown to riot? But I'm on level 17 in Planetary Conquests of Evil and the Sword of Younameit!"

"Especially not while CSI Seattle is on!"

"There's no more Doritoes?  Well just give me ranch flavored"

"Can't help you now. I just got a 'stashbag' in Mafiawars."

"Sorry, no go: no gas, and ... well I dont like the bus, too many liquored shines beggin for change. That reminds me, I have to go to the liquor store.  Bush beer is on sale. That and to Walgreens for my pain killers."

>>21
As for your solar phone charger?  They will activate the GPS remote, and They will locate YOU! For imprisonment or slave labor or both.  Every radiant spec on the satellite image will be held accountable to the martial law enforcement agency.

Ha Ha Ha Ha...    Give me liberty or give me death.

>>20
A knife and some rope should be enough if you're into survival. Knowledge is the most importand thing. For example in times of war people ate weeds to survive. But in order for the weeds to regrow and thus allow you to survive longer, you need to only cut some of the leaves.

 As for technology, I would start with a lighter

>>26
Sure, a knife and some rope could be your best friend now. But come the collapse, those woods that you were planning to use those tools upon will be stripped bare in a week.

If nature dies you're fucked no matter what

>>1
I ran across this video and thought of your post. Have a look, I think it is a possible answer to some of your questions. (Admitedly not the only one)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qs9_dZK_fnw&playnext=1&list=PL8E0BD0C522EE78EC

>>28
Not if we murder all the Na'vi and take their land.

Murder all the what?

^^ Didn't you see Avatar?

>>33
Nope, guess i's something from the movie eh?

>>28
Good thing we are not polluting anymore right?

>>35
Of course...

>See there's no way to predict what the situation would be in a police state.  Will FEMA be searching the woods and hills for rogues, or keep it limited to rural areas and cities?  Are we looking at a red dawn scenario here? 

>I'm not looking for bare minimum survival gear.  I have a back, I like to use it to carry a pack full of stuff.  Also think about the amount of time you could end up having to spend in seclusion.

>What if you can never reintegrate into society because you don't have an RFID chip and you'll be shot upon the moment of your re-emergence into the new world?  A world where there are no more hobos so you can't just pass off as a homeless person.

>>37
>Why come you don't have a tattoo?
A world where they shoot at strangers on sight for not wearing the right chip is not the sort of world that I want to live in anyway.

Ahem. SO, bitches....

I'm not crazy, I'm not a troll. But, I love the Matrix, Stephen King's Dreamcatcher and Food Incorporated.

If any of you hate the corporations like Cargill, Perdue (if you speak french, this name is ironic) and the destruction that others like them are wreaking upon the earth and humanity in the name of profit, then I invite 4chan to expose them. Take the red pill, and the most rocking trip since time began.

If I have inadvertantly posted in the wrong board, please forgive me and direct me to another. This same message will appear again and again until Anonymous finds it and chooses to act. or not. I mean, it's up to them. But, if they've successfully targeted Scientology then American corporations and special interests ought to be a piece of cake.

Ready for the revolution?

Hyperinflation happens because of irresponsible governments. Simple. They are made irresponsible by greed and corrupted by special interests who are interested in profit. They don't care about us, but we care about the world and, as Julian Assange stated, we have a responsibility to save it if we can. Spend responsibly my darlings.

Gosh I was gone for a little while there. 

>>39

I'm going to copy and paste something that I email to a few people (the list of recipients is growing slowly, feel free to pass the list around and add on to it).  The information therein is incalculably valuable.

::::::::Here's the email:::::::::

----There is a massive amount of information out there, but this covers a lot of what you really need to know right now; watch all of it as soon as possible.-----

-YouTube- (make sure you locate the longest or most recent versions of each, they should show up as the first results;  results will vary as you navigate)

EndofAmerica3.com (forwards you to a video, very important)
The American Dream Film (youtube, 2 parts, 30 minutes, animated, humorous, informative)
Madness of a Lost Society (2 different videos)
Loose Change 2nd Edition
(most people see loose change before anything else, that's the only reason why I listed it first)
Inside North Korea
The American Drug War: The Last White Hope


Zeitgeist (this is the activist arm, referred to as the Zeitgeist Movement, of Jacque Fresco's (The) Venus Project.)
Zeitgeist: Addendum
Zeitgeist: Moving Forward
---There is/was a video explaining things that were misinterpreted by many, things in the film that could have been blown out of proportion, but I can't find it, so just take it all with a grain of salt---
Note: Among other refutations, one in particular refutes zeitgeist on youtube, but only on the religions portion of the film(s), which is hardly the main point of the movement, but naturally a devout christian is always going to refute something like zeitgeist, despite contradicting evidence.

-Alex Jones (youtube)-
The Obama Deception
Fall of the Republic
EndGame 1.5
Police State 4: The Rise of FEMA
Reflections and Warnings: An Interview with Aaron Russo (alex, 1.5 hours long version)

Note: "thealexjoneschannel" on youtube is a way to access his videos of his radio broadcasts without becoming a member of his sites.

-Misc.-
What in the world are they spraying? (youtube)
Food, Inc. (youtube - won't show part 9, but that's ok)
End of Liberty (national inflation association, possible marketing tool, informative nonetheless, youtube)
The Corporation (series of videos, youtube)
Blood of the Earth (series of videos, youtube)
Esoteric Agenda (some things are a bit out there, I certainly don't necessarily agree or disagree with everything in this film, but it's interesting, youtube)
Professor Paul Connett:  Your Toxic Tap Water (interviewed by alex jones, youtube)
America: Freedom to Fascism (aaron russo, youtube)
Who Killed John O'Neil? (1hr, 40 min version, very good film, youtube)

Iraq for Sale -dvd
Why We Fight -dvd
The Yes Men Fix the World -dvd

educate-yourself.org

***** http://www.cftc.gov/ucm/groups/public/@lrfederalregister/documents/frcomment/08-004c002.pdf
(this link was posted on a website that I frequent.  I haven't figured out how to access this by navigating through the cftc's website, and I do not know how the individual came about this document, but here it is.) *****


I'd say that these are definitely what I would recommend the most to someone.

The more you watch, the more certain other things catch your interest, and you may find yourself delving into other topics or persons of interest.  I frequently visit news websites that alex jones states he gets his information from whenever something new arises in the world.  I find myself watching videos that are found by watching other videos pertaining to these things.  The deeper you go, the more you learn, and the more overwhelming, frightening, exciting, and depressing things get.  Tread carefully.

Also, it's difficult to retain everything, I've watched some of these multiple times and can still barely remember a lot of it, but I still generally know how things are now.  And needless to say, I would watch who you bring some of this stuff up to, especially with this new "See something, Say something" business.