Interesting stuff Tim. Well researched and thought provoking. How long would a government need in order to do this? Squeezing the lower and middle classes in order to implement such a plan can be fraught given a US government usually has a small amount of time before midterms; if Trump loses either the House or Senate his policy agenda will be stalled out.. you can only do so much via executive orders.
I think we are seeing it right in front of our eyes. DXY is down 10% on the year and inflation is running at 2.3%, with the 12-month U.S. average at 3.3%. Tariff costs have yet to filter through. The most aggressive way to get there is by going to war. People run into bonds, supply lines get destroyed, and productivity drops. Scarcity squeezes producers on the cost of input goods—inflation does the rest.
Good tweet commentary here on inflating away debt. https://x.com/SpencerHakimian/status/1917276113111306567?s=19
Interesting stuff Tim. Well researched and thought provoking. How long would a government need in order to do this? Squeezing the lower and middle classes in order to implement such a plan can be fraught given a US government usually has a small amount of time before midterms; if Trump loses either the House or Senate his policy agenda will be stalled out.. you can only do so much via executive orders.
I think we are seeing it right in front of our eyes. DXY is down 10% on the year and inflation is running at 2.3%, with the 12-month U.S. average at 3.3%. Tariff costs have yet to filter through. The most aggressive way to get there is by going to war. People run into bonds, supply lines get destroyed, and productivity drops. Scarcity squeezes producers on the cost of input goods—inflation does the rest.
What types of war are there? Cyber, economic, combat. This time, it's economic. See report Feb 2nd 'Economic Warfare' https://www.blog.thevwapreport.com/p/economic-warfare?r=1g6xvh-