u r not looking down the road.. Ecuador!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Gold!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
the banker currency wars have devastated the poor in Jamaica. Recently GATA printed a story that revealed that it now costs $25 Jamaican dollars to buy a small packet of pepper, $200 Jamaican dollars to buy a single pound of chicken, and $400 Jamaican dollars to buy a pound of mincemeat. In other words, in 2014, a Jamaican can only buy food that will feed one for perhaps a few days for the same price one could have fed five people for five weeks 15 years ago. In Venezuela, the costs of eating out have risen by about 70% over 2013 as the Venezuelan bolivar has collapsed due to Central Bank, BIS, IMF, and World Bank policies. As a result, fish restaurants in Venezuela are often without fish to serve their patrons. In Brazil, in just the first six months of 2014, the price of coffee has soared 71%, pork by 42.5% and the price of oats by 29.1%. If you had no clue that Central Bank policies have been creating mass starvation and hunger among the poor in dozens of countries around the world, and this is the first you have heard of these unforgivable outcomes of Central Bank currency creation, we believe that it is absolutely imperative for you to take some time today – not tomorrow, not next week, and not next month – to understand this. Why? Even if you are in a country that has not been afflicted by such conditions, the soaring prices in other countries have been created because of plummeting valuations of the US dollar, Euro, Yen and British Pound created by the Central Bankers in the US, the EU, Japan and the UK. What does this mean? It is 100% guaranteed that these same conditions will come to your country at some point in the future even if your country’s currency seems relatively stable today (despite banker lies about real inflation rates and given the absence of a return to sound money and the end of the immoral fiat currency system).
