> all the debt we've created to fuel these policies will need to be paid back, either explicitly or implicitly through inflation. And if you've been watching p

> all the debt we've created to fuel these policies will need to be paid back, either explicitly or implicitly through inflation. And if you've been watching prices for staples or the big mac index, prices have already reflected inflation from the last decade's worth of quantitative easing. I left a cushy fed job with a full secret clearance because of the TARP bailout back in 2008 and they are about to do the same thing in spades again, ugh. They should've just let Goldbag Sacks and the rest of their filthy lot fail, let the economy feel the recession pain like it's supposed to and let a reset happen. I don't really want to see the other side of this one. For sure I'm not saving too many USD in 0% interest accounts...