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연준은 호텔 캘리포니아처럼 빠져나올 수 없는 부채 기반 통화체계에 갇혀 있으며, 극적인 리셋 없이는 벗어날 수 없다는 주장. 핵심 주장: 미국 국가부채는 1913년 30억 달러에서 현재 20조 달러를 넘었고, 감축 계획은 없다. 통화량 증가 속도보다 부채 증가가 훨씬 빨라 경제가 부채를 감당하기 어렵다. 이 모델은 장기적으로 유지 불가능하며, 부채는 실질 상환되지 않고 명목 디폴트(채무 불이행)나 인플레이션을 통한 사실상 디폴트로 귀결될 것이라고 주장. 과잉 부채 문제를 더 많은 부채로 해결할 수 없으며, 기득권층은 부채 문제 해결을 원하지 않는다는 주장. 정치인과 은행가가 만든 부정직한 돈은 금융 엘리트에게 이익이고 서민과 중산층에게는 지옥이라고 주장. 재무·통화 정책 실패가 누적되어 결국 셈(reckoning)이 올 것이며, 준비된 사람만 그 영향을 견딜 수 있다는 경고. 대응 방안: 약속(채권·화폐)보다 실물자산 신뢰, 금·은을 금고에 보관. 구체적 종목·지수에 대한 1~3개월 가격 방향 예측은 없으며, 장기적 구조 비관론과 금·은 선호만 제시됨.
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Gary Kristensen the Fed is stuck in Hotel California you can't check out anytime you like but you can never leave Gary says the only way to leave is with a dramatic reset here sy by Gary Kristensen of deviant investor Hotel California and the Federal Reserve in 1977 the Eagles spoke to us about Hotel California lyrics are here a few lines from the song on a dark desert highway cool wind in my hair up ahead in the distance I saw a shimmering light than I was thinking to myself this could be heaven or this could be hell welcome to the Hotel California some dance to remember some dance to forget they reliving it up at the Hotel California we are all just prisoners here of our own device relax said the night man we are programmed to receive you can checkout any time you like but you can never leave the lines have been rewritten to fit the Federal Reserve the hypothetical hotel Marriner Eccles on a dark digital highway Kiwi rewarding my pals up ahead in the distance I saw a burning pyre of debt I was thinking to myself this should be heaven but it does he'll welcome to the hotel Marriner Eccles some pontificate to remember some lay to forget they reliving it up at the hotel Marriner Eccles we are all just prisoners here of our own device relax said the chairman we are programmed to deceive you can check out any time you like but you can never leave thanks to the efforts of the Federal Reserve u.s.
national debt in 1913 was three billion dollar today it exceeds twenty thousand billion dollar there is no plan to reduce or eliminate debt money supply has grown similarly debt has grown far more rapidly than the economy which must support the debt this model is not viable in the long term the debt will never be paid in today s dollars and debt cannot increase forever hence the debt will default by outright repudiation or default via inflation both will be painful who in their right mind believes that an economy can solve an excess debt problem with more debt the powers that be done t want the excess debt problem solved they want more debt like the Hotel California the debt based currency system lives on and we can never without a dramatic reset leave it dishonest money created by politicians and bankers is profitable for the financial elite it may look like heaven but it is hell for the poor and middle class the a lead want the economics came to continue the rest of us must protect ourselves gold and silver come to mind the econometrics models that supposedly guide the Fed are reminiscent of that edited line relax said the Chairman we are programmed to deceive you can't check out anytime you like but you can never leave in the financial world where actions eventually have consequences debt is growing explosively fiat currencies are continually devalued and currencies are issued by insolvent central banks and insolvent governments there will be a reckoning the reckoning will be lillestrøm attic if we are prepared understand the consequences of decades of bad monetary and fiscal policies trust hard assets instead of promises have gold and silver safely stored in a vault we are all prisoners of our own devices Gary Kristensen you Gary Kristensen the Fed is stuck in Hotel California you can't check out anytime you like but you can never leave Gary says the only way to leave is with a dramatic reset here sy by Gary Kristensen of deviant investor Hotel California and the Federal Reserve in 1977 the Eagles spoke to us about Hotel California lyrics are here a few lines from the song on a dark desert highway cool wind in my hair up ahead in the distance I saw a shimmering light than I was thinking to myself this could be heaven or this could be hell welcome to the Hotel California some dance to remember some dance to forget they reliving it up at the Hotel California we are all just prisoners here of our own device relax said the night man we are programmed to receive you can checkout any time you like but you can never leave the lines have been rewritten to fit the Federal Reserve the hypothetical hotel Marriner Eccles on a dark digital highway key we wrote more debt the powers that be don t want the excess debt problem solved they want more debt like the Hotel California the debt based currency system lives on and we can never without a dramatic reset leave it dishonest money created by politicians and bankers is profitable for the financial elite it may look like heaven but it is hell for the poor and middle class the elite want the economic skim to continue the rest of us must protect ourselves gold and silver come warding my pals up ahead in the distance I saw a burning pyre of debt I was thinking to myself this should be heaven but it does he'll welcome to the hotel Marriner Eccles sub pontificate to remember some lay to forget they re livin it up at the hotel Marriner Eccles we are all just prisoners here of our own device relax said the chairman we are programmed to deceive you can check out any time you like but you can never leave thanks to the efforts of the Federal Reserve u.s.
national debt in 1913 was three billion dollar today it exceeds twenty thousand billion dollar there is no plan to reduce or eliminate debt money supply has grown similarly debt has grown far more rapidly than the economy which must support the debt this model is not viable in the long term the debt will never be paid in today s dollars and debt cannot increase forever hence the debt will default by outright repudiation or default via inflation both will be painful who in their right mind believes that an economy can't solve an excess debt problem with
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