Inflation and Hyperinflation: Lesson II. Annihilation Of Our Monetary System

Welcome to RIGGED [against you], the podcast that helps you RIG the wealth game back in your favor. I’m Terry Sacka AAMS of Cornerstone Asset Metals.

This is RIGGED. I’m Terry Sacka.

So for those in the, in the seventies that actually saved for the future in retirement, if they saved it in silver and gold at the time, they would be extremely infinitely wealthier. And obviously it took time to burn through the system. But here we are today in 2020, and our monetary system is completely annihilated. There is so much in the funny math world of off counting of book accounting, um, government agencies swapping with other government agencies, issuing bonds, buying them back, reissuing them where honestly, the U S treasury probably has on average three, four, five owners. I mean, it’s a ridiculously sloppy, um, spider web of complication that, and they like it that way because then no one really understands that essentially the system is busted. We’re not coming into a new world with a new currency. We’re coming into a world instead of being really debt less.

We’re coming into a world now where we have 20 trillion and rising quickly 30 trillion in national debt that has nothing to do with these unfunded liabilities of social security, Medicare we talked about. And if you add up all of our real obligation, it’s well over a hundred trillion dollars. Now mind you, we only make a few trillion a year in tax revenue, but yet you raise taxes and start stealing the money like they’re proposing right now, especially on capital gains. That is horrible. That is not a way to keep economies going. And you’ll see all sorts of decrease in business activity. That’s not going to produce what they think is going to produce. So back then we had all this going for us. We had the opportunity and it was, we were strong, but here we now are 50 years later. This time we have lost our hedge pneumoniae in the world.

The world’s pretty irritated with those by now, really you have a rising power in China that correlates well with Russia, Iran, and others. And they’re moving into the strong territories of Africa and the middle east. They control now as the largest exporter in the world, it took the title away from the United States. We do lead in a lot of the financials and we lead with the military, but we are losing rabidly as they, the ground shifts in the geopolitics. Now this is important because in the seventies we were the dominant. And now in 2020, there is many to share with. And all of a sudden the dollars now looked at as huh. You know, you’re literally tens and tens and tens of trillions in the hole on the dollar. It’s really not worth anything is lost buying power, literally 95% of its power since it was created in 1971 or really 1913, when they really started it.

But the point being it, it doesn’t buy the same, but we all know that that’s why the prices of everything are so expensive. That is the element of inflation. So with all that said, we’re going to now get into a breakdown of what all of this really means beyond that visual, because this time, not only is it different than 1971 on the verge of a world that wants to do a global reset and they, and their meaning for a reset is not good. It’s stealing freedom, destroying property rights, taken all your wealth, making you welfare. Heck they even want you to eat bugs. Many people don’t think that’s going to happen in the United States. But look at what they’re doing. They’re proposing like $6 trillion of spending while we don’t have 6 trillion, you think there’s inflation. Now, go ahead, keep printing money. In the end of the day, folks, you better study Venezuela, Argentina.

I don’t really believe it gets that hyper, but I tell you what you better watch it. Cause we don’t know for sure what that is on the agenda. This whole thing is a big lie. This whole lockdown was a sham. There is no doubt about it. There’s two. And there’s many ways you can connect dots to recognize that they took advantage of this. The virus. Yeah. Bio manmade. Yeah. Yam, deadly, you know, to some extent, but it definitely was used in such a nefarious way because the monetary system was going down. So a lot of people say, okay, inflation, we get it. But here’s the basic definition of inflation. It means you print a lot of money and then the prices rise. And there’s too much money that is chasing too few goods. As we’re seeing right now, right? Automobiles, supply chain, disruption can’t even get a refrigerator part, you know, for four or five months.

And yet we have all this currency everywhere that banks are bloating with currency, there is so much currency floating around that they can pull back in if they even started to loan that money out of this thing, which is burn up inflation wise because there’s already too much currency and there’s not enough goods and what this whole pandemics, uh, shut down the supply chain. In some instances, especially in semiconductors, that control just about everything we do in the world, because we’re electronic are now talking two years before this problem has resolved. That could be a really series of long two years now. We’re really where we’re getting at is the producer price index that we see now, the producer price index is really telling you where the inflation is. So we’ve seen it. You’ve probably seen it by now. Old lumber is up 260% and all these things are a hundred, five 50% cotton and corn and so forth. And so on. All of these prices are up. The producer pricing is going up. It has gone up literally 22% just to produce the product. I mean, look at home building just as been lumber alone, cost an additional 35,000, let alone everything else. So that PPI number is 22%. Meaning producers making you goods, building things have cost increases of 22% just recently and they’re rising.

They haven’t passed it on to us yet. Think of that one. Think of that. Wait until those cost increases get spread out. They’re even saying home builders right now are not even given a future projection of a plan because the price of the house will change within the next six months or 12 months. And so they don’t want to get caught, which is wise. So real inflation is printing money too much money chasing too few goods. Now commodities are not included in the producer price index. You see producer prices and the 22% is just an other asset of factors, but it doesn’t include commodities which are up hundred percent and more wait until that starts hitting our food shelf. Not to include that we’re in a serious drought throughout the entire Southwest. That’s where consumer prices at the store, the grocery store and other places could literally see a transitory hyper inflation meat literally could go from four to 15. Everything could increase rapidly. That’s why it’s so important. We start hedging ourselves in protecting against what’s coming as far as our investments. Anyway, so next week we’ll continue this series and God bless each and every one of you.

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