Who’s fault is inflation? What can be done to save America from its death grip? Should we look forward to escalating interest rates, as they are employed to “fight inflation?”
Should we get behind politicians that emphatically cheer to “cut federal spending,” to reduce inflation?
Yes, I have written about this insanity, over, and over again. I have probably chased away some of my readers by my apparent obsession with inflation, but are we not suffering from rising prices? Are we not hearing daily about the coming scarceness of resources? Aren’t we witnessing our government giving away hundreds of billions of American currency to foreign countries, (many of them sworn enemies of the USA?)
I have challenged many to debate me on this matter, Dan Bongino, Glenn Beck, Carol Roth, Mark Levin, Jesse Kelly, and others. None have given me an answer. They have all ignored my assertions, and my challenges.
Let me be clear, I have no animosity toward any of these people. I listen to them daily, and on many issues I consider them intellectual giants, but on the issue of inflation, it is evident to me that they have had their common sense “educated” right out of them. They have fallen prey to the great plunderers of currency manipulation.
Ok, maybe you are saying to yourself, “ he’s a nut, obsessed with something that he knows little about, and has no plausible ideas.” You could be right, but I implore you to think for yourself for a few minutes. Forget anything you have learned about currency, inflation, capitalism, and tyranny.
“There are laws of nature, and nature’s God.” It was verified right in the Declaration of Independence, of the USA.
Gravity is but one of the laws of nature’s God, but it is a great example because, like all natural laws, it can not be violated. Nothing goes up that does not come back down. It doesn’t matter how much energy is expended in the effort to keep it from returning to Earth, gravity will prevail.
Many “experts” believe that interest rates must be increased in the effort to protect us from the devastating effects of inflation, stagflation, and economic collapse.
As we set out to think logically about this prospect, how might this rising cost of borrowing positively effect the value of our purchasing agent, American currency?
Does it increase the value of the currency in our savings, or that which we receive in our paycheck, or our commerce?
Does it lower the prices on goods and services we need, as our vendors have to pay more for their employees, and resources. Do all these costs decrease as resources, (human, financial, and material,) become less, and less abundant? Everyone knows that costs decrease as supplies diminish, right?
Rising interest rates WILL result in higher costs for everything, diminishing savings, shortages, and economic ruin.
Now, having dispensed with the farce of controlling inflation with interest rates, what about limiting federal spending. Trust me,. I am not in favor of the rate at which our government liquidates the resources they wrestle from us through taxes, but is this the problem?
Let’s think a little deeper about this. Would you hitch your wagon to a horse from the front, or the back? Would you expect the wagon to pull the horse, or would you rather expect the horse to pull the wagon?
Inflation is not caused by profligate federal spending, profligate federal spending is enabled by inflation, (or the creation of fiat currency.)
We will as likely control inflation buy limiting federal spending as we will ride a horse pulled by a wagon.
Think about that for a while. I believe that you are smart enough to understand the truth. If you lack wisdom, ask the Lord.
God bless you, Dave