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Viral “Meltup” Video Explains How Hyperinflation Strikes

05/19/10 Stockholm, Sweden – The US dollar has recently gained some strength due to its status as reserve currency of the world. Yet, hyperinflation still lurks around the corner as the Fed floods the economy with free money.

The below video from the National Inflation Association describes the many drains on US economic power, including Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, and war.

The US National debt is already 12.8 trillion, but rises to $19.1 trillion if you include the Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac balance sheets. Worse yet, including Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid, the debt is now $79.1 trillion… or 5.5 times the US GDP of $14.2 trillion.

Including an extensive discussion of the current gold and silver markets, it’s worth viewing every minute of the nearly one-hour viral video below.

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