Main Stream Media Softening Up Americans For a Rate Hike: If the Federal Reserve Hikes Interest Rates PRICE Inflation Will Still Run Red Hot – May 16, 2021,

I personally don’t measure inflation in the manner the experts measure inflation because when I used to follow their model, most investments weren’t yielding much if any profits, what I do is imagine the world from a Gold Standard perspective and what would happen had the U.S dollar been backed by gold. So I follow the price of gold and base my fiat dollar valued investments based on the price of gold.

I personally don’t think the price of Gold or Silver is manipulated in the manner most people describe, because currently, I can still use fiat dollars to purchase Gold at what I believe are rock bottom prices. With that said, my theories of investing are based on the BRICK AND MORTAR private sector economy.

When people with what I call REAL BUSINESSES are forced to raise prices because their cash flow for whatever reason is out of whack, that’s when I believe the central banks lose control of inflation. Private Brick and mortar businesses usually have to raise prices because of politicians, because promises made by politicians often ignore the costs of doing business and whenever the central banks buy this bad government debt, inflation starts to find its way all throughout the private sector.

When one of the dumbest U.S Presidents of all time Franklin D. Roosevelt succumbed to the then socialist mob during the great depression, his “New deal” distorted prices all over the U.S and global economy to the point that he not only prolonged the depression, he actually helped to fuel a world war 2.

Most people don’t like to talk about this, because FDR is loved by many, but FDR’s term was from March 4, 1933 – April 12, 1945, and Hitler was the dictator of Germany from 1933 to 1945. National Socialism was still being practiced in the United States during FDR. The Ku Klux Klan helped FDR get elected and re-elected, why? Because they wanted to keep cheap labour out, the then rising Black and brown populations were more appealing to white capitalists because they offered cheaper labour than the ‘snowflake’ entitled whites, well FDR put a stop to that with the minimum wage law and social security, also implemented by the way is South Africa under apartheid.

Because the school system has been brainwashing people for a long time, most people have sold a skewed and biased view of history, people forget there was no internet back then if the leader told your mom, dad, grampa, or grandma something, your elders believed the leader. One of the reasons the internet is causing these globalists so many problems are that the Main Stream media has gotten used to promoting a narrative for a very long time and the internet is shredding that narrative to pieces.

Capitalists, the real ones have always been trying to share this knowledge, but for most people, they’re still trapped in the matrix and prefer to demonize capitalism. Furthermore, why should I waste my life trying to defend my position when I can focus on profitability? It’s a free country regardless of the facts, you can believe whatever you want to believe. The free market will tell my story for me.

For those of you blind to the economics of history, Hitler watched America’s National Socialism very closely and used the National Socialist German Workers’ Party to promote his agenda. Why did people join Hitler? Because Hitler similar to Karl Marx focused his attention on the Proletariat!

Why was this so appealing? Because years prior the central bank of Germany screwed over German Workers with INFLATION. Let’s also not forget the popularity of Karl Marx even back then, Hitler tapped into that, socialism was widespread in Germany back then, nobody would have listened to Hitler if Hitler didn’t claim to be a socialist.

Now, when people are focused on getting unearned benefits from the government, they tend to ignore the reality of the economy. Inflation usually surprises people, it doesn’t happen when you expect it to happen, so lets for a moment imagine that the U.S Federal Reserve raises interest rates, the first question I’d ask is how much did they raise interest rates too? a percentage point? 1%, 2%? because the hike or the lack of the will determine price fluctuations.

Now, why I brought up minimum wages, has to do with DEFLATION, regulations on the private sector set the bar, meaning that no US company can charge a price lower than a certain threshold otherwise they won’t be profitable because the government regulation or tax imposes a cost on the private sector business that must be paid in order for that private sector business person to exist.

Sure the private sector business can a deficit and use the stupidity of the government against itself, but that also equates to that private sector business being over-leveraged. So in the economy today as an example, a lot of commercial or retail banks even with these low-interest rates are reluctant to lend, why because if the Federal Reserve raises rates and let’s say a retail bank fails, the government or whatever politician is in charge is going to blame the private sector business.

When the U.S government bailed out GM, the reality is that the U.S government via regulations and kowtowing to labour unions forced GM to take risks it otherwise wouldn’t have taken. GM would have never been close to bankruptcy had it not been for the government, but you see, most people don’t even think like this anymore.

Most people would prefer to point the blame squarely at the central bank, I like to argue that there has always been a demand for a central bank, because socialism is pervasive to the point that when I listen to some so-called Conservatives they sound like Socialists. They might not be consciously aware of it, but they are.

All that aside, when the mainstream media keeps talking about changes in policy, I listen and I think you should too, because the Federal Reserve like any other entity that has little to no competition is looking for someone or something to blame when the economy crashes. I don’t know what private sector business is going to be the scapegoat for the central banks and federal governments this time around, but change is in the air!

Interesting times ahead