Part 1+2+3 of Congressman Ron Paul on The Korelin Economics Report
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Ron Paul's economic forecast regarding a "crisis" is accurate. Back in 1990 I took two semesters of world history in college and the instructor told us on day one that he was taking a unique approach insofar as instead of paralleling the textbook or teaching by decades, wars or presidents he was going to focus on the conflicts between Jeffersonian and Hamiltonian values and the history of banking. Our monetary policy has been the source of that conflict for over two hundred years. Banking has a clear and consistent pattern and every body in banking knows that the rises and falls of our economy run parallel to rises and falls in population. When the first baby boomers started to retire marked the beginning of the bear cycle. Back in 1990 I couldn't hardly believe that we would have a depression between 2007 and 2012. That was the 90's and we were flying so high. Why are the markets now so nervous? Why is Dr. Paul concerned about what event may cause a domino effect? History. It's right there big as Dallas. Why don't the financial gurus tell the public about this pattern. Because financial "good news" is what people want to hear not doom and gloom. When I speak of these things to my friends they too nod respectfully but would rather forget about it, tell themselves that I'm overreacting or just hope things sorted out on their own. Funny what they said when gold hit 1K. The train is coming down the tracks. Shed your debt, hunker down, buy "non-confiscatable" gold and silver coins and get sustainable.
Ron Paul's economic forecast regarding a "crisis" is accurate. Back in 1990 I took two semesters of world history in college and the instructor told us on day one that he was taking a unique approach insofar as instead of paralleling the textbook or teaching by decades, wars or presidents he was going to focus on the conflicts between Jeffersonian and Hamiltonian values and the history of banking. Our monetary policy has been the source of that conflict for over two hundred years. Banking has a clear and consistent pattern and every body in banking knows that the rises and falls of our economy run parallel to rises and falls in population. When the first baby boomers started to retire marked the beginning of the bear cycle. Back in 1990 I couldn't hardly believe that we would have a depression between 2007 and 2012. That was the 90's and we were flying so high. Why are the markets now so nervous? Why is Dr. Paul concerned about what event may cause a domino effect? History. It's right there big as Dallas. Why don't the financial gurus tell the public about this pattern. Because financial "good news" is what people want to hear not doom and gloom. When I speak of these things to my friends they too nod respectfully but would rather forget about it, tell themselves that I'm overreacting or just hope things sorted out on their own. Funny what they said when gold hit 1K. The train is coming down the tracks. Shed your debt, hunker down, buy "non-confiscatable" gold and silver coins and get sustainable.
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Great Videos Trevor! Please keep bring the TRUTH! The sleeping will awaken when we hit the ditch.
Trevor, I think this is excellent material. It is tragic that most Americans have never heard this logic. I don't know that most Americans have the attention span for this length of a treatment, though (this, too, is tragic). There is an awful lot of economic-speak ("fiat money," "M3," etc.) and historical references (e.g., Bretton Woods) that every American should know but probably does not. Perhaps the report could be broken into segments and explained--preferably in a more contemporary format/interactive way, spliced into the economics lecture.
The only thing I thought could have been better in the report/interview itself was presenting some dissent--i.e., provide some debate so that non-free-market people don't tune out economic liberty and BTM right off the bat because it looks like a Ron Paul propaganda machine instead of an alternate (and accurate) perspective presented to thinking Americans.
Voted way up over all. The CONTENT is so clear, concise, and pressing. I hope and pray Americans will wake up to this before the house collapses instead of after. Thanks for all your work for the cause of Freedom.