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[Socio-Economics History Blog] Economy Heading for a Systemic Collapse into Hyperinflationary ...: The Energy Report: A few months back, John, you said, “if you strangle liquidity you always contract an economy and deliberately or not, liquidity is being strangled, resulting in sharp declines in consumer credit, commercial and industrial loans.” Does this mean it would spur more economic growth if banks actually started lending?

[Infinite Unknown] John Williams: 'Times That Try Our Souls' (U.S. Bankruptcy ...: --Dick Cheney","The few who understand the system, will either be so interested in its profits, or so dependent on its favours that there will be no opposition from that class, while on the other hand, the great body of the people mentally incapable of comprehending the tremendous advantage that capital derives from the system, will bear its burdens without complaint, and perhaps without even suspecting that the system is inimical to their interests.--John Sherman - Protege of the Rothschild banking family","All tyranny needs to gain a foothold is for people of good conscience to remain silent.--Thomas Jefferson","It is well enough that people of the nation do not understand our banking and monetary system, for if they did, I believe there would be a revolution before tomorrow morning.

[Adam Works For Us] A Hyper-Inflationary Great Depression Is Coming ~ Adam Works For Us: Deliberately or not, liquidity’s being strangled. You’re seeing very sharp declines in consumer credit, commercial and industrial loans and commercial paper outstanding.

[Mineweb - Daily news headlines] Mineweb.com - The world's premier mining and mining investment ...: The Energy Report: A few months back, John, you said, "if you strangle liquidity you always contract an economy and deliberately or not, liquidity is being strangled, resulting in sharp declines in consumer credit, commercial and industrial loans." Does this mean it would spur more economic growth if banks actually started lending?

[FedUpUSA] Deflation - Here It Comes | FedUpUSA: interventionist efforts merely keep prices out of reach for businesses and consumers, resulting in the destruction of the real economy (that which produces and that does NOT include government since they do NOT produce), and further serve to strip wealth from the citzenry and transfer it to the governments. In our opinion, this is probably the single-most important article on the economy for the public to read and understand.

[24hGold.com RSS Feed - 24hGold Editorials and commentaries] John Williams: Approaching the Abyss by The Gold Report: The Gold Report: When we spoke in May, John, you told us that a leading indicator of economic activity was the year-over-year change in adjusted broad money supply, which was declining at that time. You said, "if you strangle liquidity you always contract an economy and deliberately or not, liquidity is being strangled, resulting in sharp declines in consumer credit, commercial and industrial loans."

[The Smirking Chimp - News And Commentary from the Vast Left-Wing Conspiracy] Obama's Economics Team: "Frozen in the headlights" | The Smirking ...: Well-respected academics, historians and central bankers scorn any form of government assistance as "Keynesian". But the fact remains, the best way out of a deep slump is fiscal stimulus.

[Welcome To Jim Sinclair's MineSet] John Williams: A Hyper-Inflationary Great Depression Is Coming ...: Deliberately or not, liquidity’s being strangled. You’re seeing very sharp declines in consumer credit, commercial and industrial loans and commercial paper outstanding.

[Thought Swirl - Discussing World Affairs] Thought Swirl - Discussing World Affairs: The US Dollar And The ...: The Gold Report: John, last December you stated, "The U.S. economic and systemic crisis of the past of the past two years are just precursors to a great collapse," or what you call a "hyper-inflationary great depression." Is this prediction unique to the U.S., or do you feel that other economies face the same fate?

[Gold & Silver Coin Collector Blog] Gold, silver and sardines - barter solutions for hyperinflation ...: The Energy Report: A few months back, John, you said, “if you strangle liquidity you always contract an economy and deliberately or not, liquidity is being strangled, resulting in sharp declines in consumer credit, commercial and industrial loans.” Does this mean it would spur more economic growth if banks actually started lending?

[Shadowtraders] Shadowtraders » Blog Archive » Times that try our souls: What John Williams envisions””and he’s by no means looking to the far horizon””is a systemic collapse, a hyperinflationary great depression and the cessation of normal commerce. Despite that bleak outlook, however, when the economist and editor of ShadowStats.com sat down for this exclusive Energy Report interview, he also had some good news.

[Irvine Housing Blog] Irvine Housing Blog - Irvine Real Estate and Irvine Homes ...: Astute Observation by about bankruptcy

[americanbullion.com site blog posts] read more - American Bullion - Best Deals on Gold Bullion & Coins ...: Other than for the shutdown of war production at the end of World War II, which usually is not counted as a normal business cycle, the full annual decline in 2009 GDP was the deepest since the Great Depression. There's strong evidence that we're going to see an intensified downturn ahead, but it won't become a great depression until a hyper-inflation kicks in.

[David Lorango's Blog] Hyperinflation and the Next Depression: Deliberately or not, liquidity's being strangled. You're seeing very sharp declines in consumer credit, commercial and industrial loans and commercial paper outstanding.

[The Mortgage Lender Implode-O-Meter (main list & news)] The Mortgage Lender Implode-O-Meter News Pick-ups: Debate Over ...: So I don't buy the argument that Bernanke is "in a box" -- trapped between lowering interest rates and hurting the dollar, or raising them and killing the domestic economy. This is a false dilemma because hurting the dollar was always stupid and reckless given the extent we rely on imports, and "saving the domestic economy" by keeping interest rates low was never going to work (if the Fed even thought it would, they were pretty naive).

[BBC NEWS | Stephanomics] BBC - Stephanomics: Risk, politics, and GDP: The alchemy has to end somewhere (hyperinflation) You might be happy to dig a hole and fill it in again for computer generated GBP. Just don't expect the rest of the world to be so keen to exchange their food, oil, and cars for the same.

[Zionistgoldreport's Weblog] Bob Chapman, Hyperinflation and The Great Depression: As a result of the Fed draining liquidity out of the system and giving it to the banks to keep them solvent via cash management bill sales, there is little left in the economy and the people to borrow. These actions should be looked at .

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