Hyperinflation is coming...
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Don't worry. We'll be back to having a debt to GDP ratio of 1.1 in 505 years.
Freeland said by 2526.
Freeland said by 2526.
Judging by realestate prices around here, and the taxes that go with I would say hyperinflation is well seated. AND gas. Gas has gone up over 30% so far this year.
Why not? Got about as much real value as their money. Or ours.china just went Bitcoin
I can actually see this happening! I fear we'll lose everything before we "kick the bucket" and our disabled son will have nothing.
Municipal government is more of the same. Go to a conference on your neighbours dime. Can't expect them to take less of a pension than the rest of their peers in government. It never ends.
Gas is crazy given the demand for crude with a nice slice of tax dollars included that they never like to talk about.
Find peace in nature somewhere and enjoy.
Freeland stated it quite clearly some time ago.
Just remember... Silver and Guns.. you're best hedge against hyperinflation.. oh yeah.. and stock up on ammo.. lot's of ammo.
..and yes.. and 1 year of food.. and MRE's that last up to 5 years.
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Even our recreational property has tripled in value with the raise in taxes to go with it. And it is not like there is any public transportation to get there. Must have a boat.
And I thought we had it bad up here
edited to add.............................Per litre!
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