Re: Yellen on Inflation, othe
  By: Mike Powell to ALL on Thu Dec 01 2022 04:15 pm

 > It is also ironic how many Democrat politicians, and liberal pundits, are
 > calling for action against Twitter and Elon Musk.  Just a couple of short
 > years ago, several from the same camp were claiming that, as private
 > companies, content providers like Twitter and Facebook were free to
 > moderate content as they choose to.  Now, for some reason, having ome of
 > those same companies moderate content as they choose to is a serious issue.

I have also noticed this.

There is an informal campaign to discredit Twitter in Spain because the new
owner is not a red. If you check joke and meme sites, they have lots of
mentions regarding the impending demise of Twitter, the way Musk is murdering
Twitter, and whatever have you.

Regarding inflation, I think there is no need to lean on a complex theory.
Western countries have become underindustrialized in favor of Asian powers. The
main power the USD had is that a lot of countries with weak monetary systems
relied on the USD for international trade, which lead to a lot of USD to be
printed and sold to them. Now there is an axis establishing a competing system
and trying to take a number of these countries to their own currency and away
from the USD, which is causing many unwanted USD to be floating around with no
industry to back them.

Aaaaand that is why Jefferson was right and didn't want a printer happy federal
reserve :-)

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