If Ben’s lips were moving, he was lying through his teeth…….Higher Taxes, and higher inflationary pressures coming.

So far, so bad. And it is about to get worse. I would not be so quick to dismiss the prospect of inflation creeping in. With the banking industry still out of control and engaging in reckless risk-taking, high leveraged bets, speculative plays anything can happen. Super elites on Wall Street and banks are once again adapting their strategies to maximize profits at the average Americans expense.

There has been absolutely no serious talk about restructuring the banking industry nor talk of fixing the corrupt system that feeds into hands of super elites. If America does not stand up and demand accountability, transparency, and fundamental changes, we will fall into an even worse credit crisis. Except this time, there will be no easy way out with Debt-to-GDP at 80%.

*Interview begins*

Open your eyes: Mr. Bernanke, what causes deflation?

Mr. Bernanke: Printing MOney.

Open your eyes: Mr. Bernanke, what causes inflation?

Mr. Bernanke: Printing Money.

Open your eyes: Mr. Bernanke, what causes hyperinflation?

Mr. Bernanke: Printing Money…

Open your eyes: Mr. Bernanke, what causes Germany to suffered from hyperinflation?

Mr. Bernanke: Printing Money….

Open your eyes: Mr. Bernanke, how do you finance all the stimulus package and bailouts?

Mr. Bernanke: Printing Money…

Open your eyes: Mr. Bernanke, how do you or anyone find a way to pay back the Chinese in the future?

Mr. Bernanke: Printing Money…

Open your eyes: Mr. Bernanke, how would Mr. OBama finance his health care bills?

Mr. Bernanke: Printing Money….

Open Your eyes: Mr. Bernanke, what are you doing now?

Mr. Bernanke: Printiinnn…Oh no..we are…ohhh…err…well……

*Interview over*

- ImpendingDoom

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