Analyse fondamentale : La guerre est la santé des peuples

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08 novembre 2012 •13:22

la guerre...Valéry... rapporté par Cresus:
13/10/2012 à 19:51
très élégant, beau même mais ne correspond plus à notre temps :

« C’est que la paix n’est qu’un système de conventions, un équilibre de symboles, un édifice essentiellement fiduciaire. La menace y tient lieu de l’acte, le papier y tient lieu de l’or, l’or y tient lieu de tout. Le crédit, les probabilités, les habitudes, les souvenirs et les paroles sont alors des éléments immédiats du jeu politique, car toute politique est spéculation, opération plus ou moins réelle sur des valeurs fictives. Toute politique se réduit à faire de l’escompte ou du report de puissance. La guerre liquide enfin ces positions, exige la présence et le versement des forces vraies, éprouve les cœurs, ouvre les coffres, oppose le fait à l’idée, les résultats aux renommées, l’accident aux prévisions, la mort aux phrases. Elle tend à faire dépendre le sort ultérieur des choses de la réalité toute brute de l’instant. »

Paul Valéry, Regards sur le monde actuel Paris 1932

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06 janvier 2013 •15:23

KYLE BASS: “WE BELIEVE WAR IS INEVITABLE”


silverdoctors.com / By The Doc / November 19, 2012

In the latest Hayman Capital Management newsletter, Kyle Bass states that quantitative easing will not lead to prosperity and will result in leading the American sheep to slaughter, exposes the fallacy of the European bank bailouts, and states that the Western debt crisis is likely to lead to all-out war.

How convenient for our bankster friends! Blame the Western financial collapse on WWIII, when in reality, it is the collapse of the Keynesian fraudulent Western fiat system that will likely instigate WWIII.

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Bass begins by dismantling the MSM/central bank belief that counterfeiting fiat will stimulate the economy:
The fallacy of the belief that countries that print their own currency are immune to sovereign crisis will be disproven in the coming months and years. Those that treat this belief as axiomatic will most likely be the biggest losers. A handful of investors and asset managers have recently discussed an emerging school of thought, which postulates that countries, as the sole manufacturer of their currency, can never become insolvent, and in this sense, governments are not dependent on credit markets to remain fiscally operational. It is precisely this line of thinking which will ultimately lead the sheep to slaughter.

Bass takes the ongoing global debt/fiat currency crisis to it’s logical conclusion, and states that when all is said and done, ware is likely inevitable:
Trillions of dollars of debts will be restructured and millions of financially prudent savers will lose large percentages of their real purchasing power at exactly the wrong time in their lives. Again, the world will not end, but the social fabric of the profligate nations will be stretched and in some cases torn. Sadly, looking back through economic history, all too often war is the manifestation of simple economic entropy played to its logical conclusion. We believe that war is an inevitable consequence of the current global economic situation.

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