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Why The Fed Are Creating An Inflation Nightmare?

This week with the US dollar devaluing badly, Mr Ben Bernanke still got up on his high horse and pleaded with congress, telling them that the recent Q2 and pumping the economy with $600 billion dollars is a good thing.
But as he spoke the US dollar kept selling off, and was like a mud pie right in his face.
Many critics are now very afraid of runaway inflation and that is not a good thing as people are mad and still struggling financially.
The economy is still very fragile and adding more problems to the mix are only going to add risk to the already struggling economy.
There are now rumors that surround Bernanke and comparing his actions to the government of old back in the 1920's right before the stockmarket crashed and the US economy went into a severe depression.
Many highly ranked analysts now think that this is a very likely scenario.
High unemployment, more business failures and a devaluing dollar seem to suggest that some sort of inflationary problems are already on their way.
The beginning signs are already there.
The economy has not been growing like these liars have been telling us and many people are slowly waking up to that fact.
Just look at the way the republicans came back and fought their way to win a majority of holding seats in congress house.
That is a clear and a big signal that people are sick of the lies, and want change.
Every time the fed splurges their message of good will in the news, people look around and families and even their own struggling to pay the bills and put food on the table.
But if inflation does come in, these families have not even seen the beginning of this.
Inflation is coming whether we like it or not.
There is a clear case for this, as whatever the fed keeps doing is failing, and eventually something is going to break and give way to inflationary conditions.
The best way to protect yourself is through the purchase of stronger currencies and other commodities such as gold and silver.

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