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[QUOTE="niccolai:925775"]Inflation... AKA The American citizens way of paying for the bailout and numerous actions carried out my the MIL. Henry Paulson, John Snow, and Timothy Geithner Have been printing money basically their entire time in office. You know what happens when you constantly print dollar bills? It makes every other dollar bill out there just a little bit less special. So the value of each drops. Why do we print so much money? 1. War. The gov. borrows money from tax payers and the FED to finance slaughter of innocent people. Our dept. of defense creats contracts with arms companies like ceradyne for arms, then the same members of the DOD invest in the company (the stock is obviously going to do good since they just used your money to buy billions of dollars in product from them). The DOD made money, The arms company made money, the taxpayer doesn't. but two out of three aint bad. 2. Foreign aid. To keep everyone in what America thinks is it's pocket, we spend trillions on foreign aid. One of the worst being Israel. The US prints and gives israel 3 billion dollars a year to finance bloodshed and racial apartheid. US citizens don't care because outside of the US, there live lesser life forms. Another example is the billion dollars we gave to georgia to start a war. These nations pay us back with false flag ops to con us into fighting their wars (war on iraq) and beta testing their own warss by 'accidentally' killing our soliders (see USS Liberty on Israel vs Egypt). 3. Bailouts. Bailouts are a way for the government to borrow money from the Fed (NOT the taxpayer) and pay it back at interest (for example, our current 8+billion dollar bailout will actually end up costing around 1.2 trillion) to do whatever. this includes war, and infrastructure most of the time, but can include aid to whatever the government can argue is vital to the economy (ie car makers, etc). While the tax payers don't shell out the money for the bailouts, we pay for it with the deflation, devaluation, and eventual collapse of our currency. and all the while our standards of living go down, while the cost for vital things go up.[/QUOTE]
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