Lindsey Williams to Break Bombshell Info on Alex Jones Show, 2/22 & 2/23/11

[redeux]

 how is it a weak   argument to state if it is of the utmost important information then why are they doing commercial breaks why pushing the sale of the DVD? you don't need the DVD if he would just say what needs to be told. Pretty straight forward as anyone would be able to get the info off the show right no money needs to exchange hands.    And the info could be spread now not in a few weeks

I too find this Williams guy to be soo over the top with his groveling the "I have a word from the elites. please note this, please write this down, China is ok, Arabs double crossed, camel riders"..give me a f*cking break.... ask yourself, why the f*ck would they divulge their plans to this nobody? I don't believe for one minute that they would confide their endgame with this nobody.... WHY? What motivation do they have in reveling this to this Baptist preacher...... I just can't get there...... his revelations are just obscure bits of facts previously known, woven together and repackaged...... hell a good friend of mine rode the oil boom up to $150, he f*cking bought in @ > $50/ barrel and rode the wave.... told me the indicators were suggesting +$130/ barrel..... I just don't see any REAL inside info......the shit he is saying is EASILY obtained from other sources.... not elite's that trust a PREACHER...... just think about the absurdity of this!!!

I CALL BULLSHIT.......

[redeux]

Double Post Meltdown......

another thing...... EVERYBODY IS PREDICTING THE DEATH OF THE $$$$$$ SOMEWHERE AROUND 2012........

[America2]

I too find this Williams guy to be soo over the top with his groveling the "I have a word from the elites"...... ask yourself, why the f*ck would they divulge their plans to this nobody? I don't believe for one minute that they would confide their endgame with this nobody.... WHY? What motivation do they have in reveling this to this Baptist preacher...... I just can't get there...... his revelations are just obscure bits of facts previously known, woven together and repackaged...... hell a good friend of mine rode the oil boom up to $150, he f*cking bought in @ > $50/ barrel and rode the wave.... told me the indicators were suggesting +$130/ barrel..... I just don't see any REAL inside info......the shit he is saying is EASILY obtained from other sources.... not elite's that trust a PREACHER...... just think about the absurdity of this!!!

FWIW, the elite have been doing so via mass media for many, many years(ie-warnings about 9/11 in movies, tv shows, and music, as well as many of their other NWO agendas like in that tv show "V", which warned ahead of time Universal Health Care will pass). And the NWO elites for CENTURIES have been quoted in making known their agendas(ie-remember all those Henry Kissinger and David Rockefeller quotes - didn't Rockefeller at one time ADMIT a big crisis will happen before 9/11 in one of his books?).

So I'm not surprised that the elite have confided their agendas to Lindsey.

[redeux]

FWIW, the elite have been doing so via mass media for many, many years(ie-warnings about 9/11 in movies, tv shows, and music, as well as many of their other NWO agendas like in that tv show "V", which warned ahead of time Universal Health Care will pass). And the NWO elites for CENTURIES have been quoted in making known their agendas(ie-remember all those Henry Kissinger and David Rockefeller quotes - didn't Rockefeller at one time ADMIT a big crisis will happen before 9/11 in one of his books?).

So I'm not surprised that the elite have confided their agendas to Lindsey.

Precisely..... So how is his info NEW? It is repackaged info that is already out there....... this is too sensational..... it wells the skeptic up in me and 9 out of 10 times my gut is right... I tell you my gut is rolls EVERY-TIME I hear this clown........

[redeux]

I mean NIA has already PREDICTED THAT THERE WILL NOT BE A FOOD SHORTAGE NOT IN TERMS OF FOOD AVAILABILITY BUT IN TERMS OF INFLATIONARY CONTROLS..... WE WON'T BE ABLE TO AFFORD IT!!!!! This Baptist Clown is regurgitating INFO THAT IS ALREADY KNOWN........ FABER CORRELATED THIS YESTERDAY...... WHEN HE SAID BUY OIL NOT STOCKS...... Williams reminds me of the Y2K endtime rapture Anti-Christ pre-millennialism nut jobs...........

[redeux]

This clown has me absolutely melting........ if he says Arabs riding camels again I will f*cking slam my laptop into the wall.... this guy is a total ass clown..... AJ and others have been ALL OVER this subject matter for a long time..... all indicators point to and have been known for some time FOR ALL who wanted to go down the rabbit hole......


I MEAN COME ON.... HE IS LECTURING ON THE PRICE OF GARLIC...... NIA HAS ALREADY SHOWN MOST OF THIS;

NIA's Top 10 Predictions for 2011

The National Inflation Association is pleased to announce its top 10 predictions for 2011.

January 4, 2011

1) The Dow/Gold and Gold/Silver ratios will continue to decline.

In NIA's top 10 predictions for 2010, we predicted major declines in the Dow/Gold and Gold/Silver ratios. The Dow/Gold ratio was 9.3 at the time and finished 2010 down 15% to 8.1. The Gold/Silver ratio was 64 at the time and finished 2010 down 28% to 46. We expect to see the Dow/Gold ratio decline to 6.5 and the Gold/Silver ratio decline to 38 in 2011. Later this decade, we expect to see the Dow/Gold ratio bottom at 1 and the Gold/Silver ratio decline to below 16 and possibly as low as 10.

2) Colleges will begin to go bankrupt and close their doors.

We have a college education bubble in America that was made possible by the U.S. government's willingness to give out cheap and easy student loans. With all of the technological advances that have been taking place worldwide, the cost for a college education in America should be getting cheaper. Instead, private four-year colleges have averaged 5.6% tuition inflation over the past six years.

College tuitions are the one thing in America that never declined in price during the panic of 2008. Despite collapsing stock market and Real Estate prices, college tuition costs surged to new highs as Americans instinctively sought to become better educated in order to better ride out and survive the economic crisis. Unfortunately, American students who overpaid for college educations are graduating and finding out that their degrees are worthless and no jobs are available for them. They would have been better off going straight into the work force and investing their money into gold and silver. That way, they would have real wealth today instead of debt and would already have valuable work place experience, which is much more important than any piece of paper.

Colleges and universities took on ambitious construction projects and built new libraries, gyms, and sporting venues, that added no value to the education of students. These projects were intended for the sole purpose of impressing students and their families. The administrators of these colleges knew that no matter how high tuitions rose, students would be able to simply borrow more from the government in order to pay them.

Americans today can purchase just about any type of good on Amazon.com, cheaper than they can find it in retail stores. This is because Amazon.com is a lot more efficient and doesn't have the overhead costs of brick and mortar retailers. NIA expects to see a new trend of Americans seeking to become educated cheaply over the Internet. There will be a huge drop off in demand for traditional college degrees. NIA expects to see many colleges default on their debts in 2011. These colleges will be forced to either downsize and educate students more cost effectively or close their doors for good.

3) U.S. retailers will report declines in profit margins and their stocks will decline.

Although most analysts on Wall Street believe retailers will report a major increase in holiday season sales over a year ago, NIA believes any top line growth retailers report will come at the expense of dismal bottom line profits. NIA expects many retailers to report large declines in their profit margins for the 4Q of 2010 and first half of 2011. Retailers have been selling goods at bargain basement prices in order to generate demand. Americans, being flush with newly printed dollars from the Federal Reserve, have been eager to buy up supplies of goods at artificially low prices. However, shareholders will likely sell off their retail stocks on this news. As share prices of retail stocks decline, retailers will begin to rapidly increase their prices by mid-2011.

4) The mainstream public will begin to buy gold.

Although the mainstream media continues to proclaim we have a gold bubble, it is impossible to have a gold bubble when mainstream America isn't buying gold. The average American is more likely to be a seller of gold through companies like Cash4Gold, in order to raise enough dollars to put food on their table. Most Americans today don't even know the price of gold. During the next 12 months, we expect to see a huge ramping up in the public's knowledge about gold. More Americans than ever will know the current price of gold and understand that it is real money. By the end of 2011, we expect the general public to begin looking at gold as an investment, just like they began looking at Real Estate as an investment in 2003. Sometime during the next six months, we believe you will overhear a stranger at a restaurant talking about investing into gold. We believe the price of gold could surge to as high as $2,000 per ounce in 2011.

5) We will see a huge surge in municipal debt defaults.

In the closing months of 2010, we saw yields on municipal bonds rise to their highest levels since early 2009. After 29 consecutive weeks of inflows into municipal bond funds, investors are now pulling money out of municipal bond funds by record amounts, with $9 billion exiting municipal bond funds in the five weeks leading up to Christmas. NIA believes there could be a small dip in municipal bond yields over the next couple of months as investors realize that municipal debt defaults might not be imminent, but we expect municipal bond yields to begin rising again by mid-2011 with a huge surge in municipal debt defaults coming in the second half of 2011. Although the Federal Government has a printing press that it uses in order to pay its debts, cities and municipalities do not.

6) We will see a large decline in the crude oil/natural gas ratio.

When we released our top 10 predictions for 2010, crude oil was $73 per barrel and we predicted that oil prices would rise to $100 per barrel in 2010. Crude oil ended up rising by 26% in 2010 to $92 per barrel, coming short of our outlook. However, it is possible our $100 per barrel oil forecast might be off by just a month or two. We wouldn't be surprised to see $100 per barrel oil within the first two months of 2011 and if so, we expect to see a huge movement in America this year towards natural gas.

The crude oil/natural gas ratio currently stands at 20. Historically, the crude oil/natural gas ratio has averaged 10 and based on an energy equivalent basis, crude oil and natural gas prices should have a 6 to 1 ratio. Brand new fracking technology has caused natural gas supplies in the U.S. to rise to record levels. Although our country might be flooded with natural gas, the natural gas fracking boom that is taking place across the U.S. today is causing ground water in the U.S. to become contaminated. Americans living near natural gas wells that use fracking, are finding that they can now light the water coming out of their faucets on fire. New government regulations are likely to crack down on natural gas fracking and this will come at the same time as American individuals and businesses begin to convert their automobiles and machinery to run off of natural gas. A large decline in the crude oil/natural gas ratio in 2011 is likely, possibly do wn to as low as 15.

7) The median U.S. home will decline sharply priced in silver.

For the past couple of years, being able to make ones mortgage payment has been the primary concern for the average American. In an attempt to support housing prices and keep mortgage interest rates at artificially low levels, the Federal Reserve has been implementing massive quantitative easing and buying mortgage backed securities. NIA believes the Federal Reserve will be successful at putting a nominal floor under Real Estate prices. NIA also believes that the Federal Reserve's actions will cause a massive decline in the value of the U.S. dollar, which will allow Americans to more easily pay back their mortgages with depreciated U.S. dollars.

However, the Federal Reserve will not be successful at reinflating the Real Estate bubble. In fact, in terms of real money (gold and silver), NIA believes Real Estate prices will decline to record lows. The median U.S. home is currently priced at $170,600 or 5,500 ounces of silver. Priced in silver, the median U.S. home price is down 16% from one month ago and 45% from one year ago. After the inflationary crisis of the 1970s, silver rose to a high in 1980 of $49.45 per ounce. The median U.S. home price in 1980 was $47,200, which means the median U.S. home/silver ratio declined to a low of 954.

With the Federal Reserve printing money at an unprecedented rate and record amounts of new homes built during the recent Real Estate bubble, NIA believes it is inevitable that the median U.S. home will decline to a price of 1,000 ounces of silver this decade and possibly as low as 500 ounces of silver. In 2011, we believe a decline in the median U.S. home price to 4,000 ounces of silver is possible.

8 Food inflation will become America's top crisis.

Starting a few decades ago and accelerating in recent years, America has seen a boom in non-productive service jobs, mainly in the financial sector. Most of these jobs were made possible by inflation. Without inflation, which steals from the purchasing power of the incomes and savings of goods producing workers, the majority of the jobs on Wall Street would not exist today and our country would be in much better financial shape because of it.

With most Americans in recent decades seeking non-productive jobs in the financial services sector because that is where they could access the Fed's cheap and easy money, very few Americans sought jobs in the farming and agriculture sector. In the 1930s, approximately 28% of the population was employed in the agriculture sector, but today this number is less than 2%. Agriculture currently makes up only 1.2% of U.S. GDP, compared to the services sector, which makes up 76.9% of U.S. GDP.

There is currently a major shortage of farmers in the U.S. and a lot of land that was previously used for farming has now been developed with Real Estate. To make matters worse, agricultural products now trade on the international market and Americans must now compete against citizens of emerging nations like China and India for the purchasing of food.

Prices of goods and services do not rise equally when governments create monetary inflation. Inflation gravitates most towards the items that Americans need the most and there is nothing that Americans need more to survive than food and agriculture. As the U.S. government prints money, the first thing Americans will spend it on is food. Americans can cut back on energy use by moving into a smaller home and carpooling to work. They can cut back on entertainment, travel, and other discretionary spending. However, Americans can never stop spending money on food.

The days of cheap food in America are coming to an end. The recent unprecedented rise that we have seen in agricultural commodity prices is showing no signs of letting up. In the past few days, sugar futures reached a new 30-year high, coffee futures reached a new 13-year high, orange juice futures reached a new 3-year high, corn futures reached a new 29-month high, soybean futures reached a new 27-month high, and palm oil futures reached a new 33-month high.

We estimate that it takes as long as six months for rising agricultural commodity prices to be felt by U.S. consumers in their local supermarket. Even if food producers and retailers accept substantially lower profit margins in 2011, we are still guaranteed to see double-digit across the board U.S. food inflation in the first half of the year. That is correct, let us repeat, NIA guarantees that Americans will see double-digit food inflation in the first half of 2011.[/b]

Shockingly, except for Glenn Beck (who was kind enough to feature our food inflation report), absolutely nobody in the mainstream media is doing anything to warn Americans about the food inflation crisis that is ahead. In fact, left-wing groups like Media Matters (funded by George Soros) have been working tirelessly to try and discredit NIA's research while reassuring Americans that they need not worry about food inflation. The truth is, when Americans realize that they can no longer take food for granted, we will likely see the outbreak of an all out food price panic with everybody rushing to the supermarket to stock up on goods before prices rise even further. The end result will likely be government price controls and empty store shelves, but NIA doesn't project this to occur until later this decade.

9) QE2 will disappoint and the Federal Reserve will prepare QE3.

The Dow Jones is now back up to 11,670, which is where it was in mid-2008 before the crash. NIA believes that most of QE2 has already been priced into the market, before the Federal Reserve even prints the $600 billion. At some point, we expect it to become apparent to all that the U.S. economic recovery is phony and stock prices are rising solely due to inflation. In our opinion, we will see some sort of catalyst that causes the stock market to sell off at some point and the consensus on Wall Street will be that QE2 will not be enough to save the U.S. economy. By the end of 2011, we expect the Federal Reserve to begin planning QE3. QE3 might be the final dose of inflation that causes the U.S. economy to overdose into hyperinflation.

10) Sarah Palin will announce she is running for President as a Republican.

NIA believes that Sarah Palin has been setup perfectly to run for President in 2012 and that she will announce her candidacy for the Republican nomination with great fanfare from tea party supporters in 2011. We give Sarah Palin credit for recently speaking out against the Federal Reserve's QE2 and warning Americans about the food inflation crisis that is ahead. Unfortunately, we believe Sarah Palin is not a true independent and is being controlled by the Republican establishment, which is just as responsible as the Democrats are for the financial crisis we have today. As President, Palin would be unlikely to implement the measures that are necessary to prevent hyperinflation. In our opinion, we need to elect a true libertarian candidate as President who will cut government spending, balance the budget, and restore sound money. NIA intends to support Ron Paul, if he decides to run for President.

[charrington]

I remember Lindsey or Alex said yesterday that the elites in Israel are fleeing out of Israel.

Really? they get caught off guard?

[redeux]

Somebody show me where this SHILLS "insider info" is NEW and UNKNOWN... Where is it? ALL I SEE IS BUY MY DVD'S, I WILL TELL YOU SECRETS, THAT THE ELITES TOLD ME, PAYABLE BY CHECK MONEY ORDER OR CREDIT CARD.......

[charrington]

This clown has me absolutely melting........ if he says Arabs riding camels again I will f*cking slam my laptop into the wall.... this guy is a total ass clown..... AJ and others have been ALL OVER this subject matter for a long time..... all indicators point to and have been known for some time FOR ALL who wanted to go down the rabbit hole......


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I'm just curious do they make a LARGER font .. this is really very difficult to read ----

[redeux]

I'm just curious do they make a LARGER font .. this is really very difficult to read ----

yeah.... sorry about that.... this guy has me livid;

http://inflation.us/top10predictions2011.html

January 4, 2011

NIA's Top 10 Predictions for 2011

The National Inflation Association is pleased to announce its top 10 predictions for 2011.

1) The Dow/Gold and Gold/Silver ratios will continue to decline.

In NIA's top 10 predictions for 2010, we predicted major declines in the Dow/Gold and Gold/Silver ratios. The Dow/Gold ratio was 9.3 at the time and finished 2010 down 15% to 8.1. The Gold/Silver ratio was 64 at the time and finished 2010 down 28% to 46. We expect to see the Dow/Gold ratio decline to 6.5 and the Gold/Silver ratio decline to 38 in 2011. Later this decade, we expect to see the Dow/Gold ratio bottom at 1 and the Gold/Silver ratio decline to below 16 and possibly as low as 10.

2) Colleges will begin to go bankrupt and close their doors.

We have a college education bubble in America that was made possible by the U.S. government's willingness to give out cheap and easy student loans. With all of the technological advances that have been taking place worldwide, the cost for a college education in America should be getting cheaper. Instead, private four-year colleges have averaged 5.6% tuition inflation over the past six years.

College tuitions are the one thing in America that never declined in price during the panic of 2008. Despite collapsing stock market and Real Estate prices, college tuition costs surged to new highs as Americans instinctively sought to become better educated in order to better ride out and survive the economic crisis. Unfortunately, American students who overpaid for college educations are graduating and finding out that their degrees are worthless and no jobs are available for them. They would have been better off going straight into the work force and investing their money into gold and silver. That way, they would have real wealth today instead of debt and would already have valuable work place experience, which is much more important than any piece of paper.

Colleges and universities took on ambitious construction projects and built new libraries, gyms, and sporting venues, that added no value to the education of students. These projects were intended for the sole purpose of impressing students and their families. The administrators of these colleges knew that no matter how high tuitions rose, students would be able to simply borrow more from the government in order to pay them.

Americans today can purchase just about any type of good on Amazon.com, cheaper than they can find it in retail stores. This is because Amazon.com is a lot more efficient and doesn't have the overhead costs of brick and mortar retailers. NIA expects to see a new trend of Americans seeking to become educated cheaply over the Internet. There will be a huge drop off in demand for traditional college degrees. NIA expects to see many colleges default on their debts in 2011. These colleges will be forced to either downsize and educate students more cost effectively or close their doors for good.

3) U.S. retailers will report declines in profit margins and their stocks will decline.

Although most analysts on Wall Street believe retailers will report a major increase in holiday season sales over a year ago, NIA believes any top line growth retailers report will come at the expense of dismal bottom line profits. NIA expects many retailers to report large declines in their profit margins for the 4Q of 2010 and first half of 2011. Retailers have been selling goods at bargain basement prices in order to generate demand. Americans, being flush with newly printed dollars from the Federal Reserve, have been eager to buy up supplies of goods at artificially low prices. However, shareholders will likely sell off their retail stocks on this news. As share prices of retail stocks decline, retailers will begin to rapidly increase their prices by mid-2011.

4) The mainstream public will begin to buy gold.

Although the mainstream media continues to proclaim we have a gold bubble, it is impossible to have a gold bubble when mainstream America isn't buying gold. The average American is more likely to be a seller of gold through companies like Cash4Gold, in order to raise enough dollars to put food on their table. Most Americans today don't even know the price of gold. During the next 12 months, we expect to see a huge ramping up in the public's knowledge about gold. More Americans than ever will know the current price of gold and understand that it is real money. By the end of 2011, we expect the general public to begin looking at gold as an investment, just like they began looking at Real Estate as an investment in 2003. Sometime during the next six months, we believe you will overhear a stranger at a restaurant talking about investing into gold. We believe the price of gold could surge to as high as $2,000 per ounce in 2011.

5) We will see a huge surge in municipal debt defaults.

In the closing months of 2010, we saw yields on municipal bonds rise to their highest levels since early 2009. After 29 consecutive weeks of inflows into municipal bond funds, investors are now pulling money out of municipal bond funds by record amounts, with $9 billion exiting municipal bond funds in the five weeks leading up to Christmas. NIA believes there could be a small dip in municipal bond yields over the next couple of months as investors realize that municipal debt defaults might not be imminent, but we expect municipal bond yields to begin rising again by mid-2011 with a huge surge in municipal debt defaults coming in the second half of 2011. Although the Federal Government has a printing press that it uses in order to pay its debts, cities and municipalities do not.

6) We will see a large decline in the crude oil/natural gas ratio.

When we released our top 10 predictions for 2010, crude oil was $73 per barrel and we predicted that oil prices would rise to $100 per barrel in 2010. Crude oil ended up rising by 26% in 2010 to $92 per barrel, coming short of our outlook. However, it is possible our $100 per barrel oil forecast might be off by just a month or two. We wouldn't be surprised to see $100 per barrel oil within the first two months of 2011 and if so, we expect to see a huge movement in America this year towards natural gas.

The crude oil/natural gas ratio currently stands at 20. Historically, the crude oil/natural gas ratio has averaged 10 and based on an energy equivalent basis, crude oil and natural gas prices should have a 6 to 1 ratio. Brand new fracking technology has caused natural gas supplies in the U.S. to rise to record levels. Although our country might be flooded with natural gas, the natural gas fracking boom that is taking place across the U.S. today is causing ground water in the U.S. to become contaminated. Americans living near natural gas wells that use fracking, are finding that they can now light the water coming out of their faucets on fire. New government regulations are likely to crack down on natural gas fracking and this will come at the same time as American individuals and businesses begin to convert their automobiles and machinery to run off of natural gas. A large decline in the crude oil/natural gas ratio in 2011 is likely, possibly do wn to as low as 15.

7) The median U.S. home will decline sharply priced in silver.

For the past couple of years, being able to make ones mortgage payment has been the primary concern for the average American. In an attempt to support housing prices and keep mortgage interest rates at artificially low levels, the Federal Reserve has been implementing massive quantitative easing and buying mortgage backed securities. NIA believes the Federal Reserve will be successful at putting a nominal floor under Real Estate prices. NIA also believes that the Federal Reserve's actions will cause a massive decline in the value of the U.S. dollar, which will allow Americans to more easily pay back their mortgages with depreciated U.S. dollars.

However, the Federal Reserve will not be successful at reinflating the Real Estate bubble. In fact, in terms of real money (gold and silver), NIA believes Real Estate prices will decline to record lows. The median U.S. home is currently priced at $170,600 or 5,500 ounces of silver. Priced in silver, the median U.S. home price is down 16% from one month ago and 45% from one year ago. After the inflationary crisis of the 1970s, silver rose to a high in 1980 of $49.45 per ounce. The median U.S. home price in 1980 was $47,200, which means the median U.S. home/silver ratio declined to a low of 954.

With the Federal Reserve printing money at an unprecedented rate and record amounts of new homes built during the recent Real Estate bubble, NIA believes it is inevitable that the median U.S. home will decline to a price of 1,000 ounces of silver this decade and possibly as low as 500 ounces of silver. In 2011, we believe a decline in the median U.S. home price to 4,000 ounces of silver is possible.

Food inflation will become America's top crisis.

Starting a few decades ago and accelerating in recent years, America has seen a boom in non-productive service jobs, mainly in the financial sector. Most of these jobs were made possible by inflation. Without inflation, which steals from the purchasing power of the incomes and savings of goods producing workers, the majority of the jobs on Wall Street would not exist today and our country would be in much better financial shape because of it.

With most Americans in recent decades seeking non-productive jobs in the financial services sector because that is where they could access the Fed's cheap and easy money, very few Americans sought jobs in the farming and agriculture sector. In the 1930s, approximately 28% of the population was employed in the agriculture sector, but today this number is less than 2%. Agriculture currently makes up only 1.2% of U.S. GDP, compared to the services sector, which makes up 76.9% of U.S. GDP.

There is currently a major shortage of farmers in the U.S. and a lot of land that was previously used for farming has now been developed with Real Estate. To make matters worse, agricultural products now trade on the international market and Americans must now compete against citizens of emerging nations like China and India for the purchasing of food.

Prices of goods and services do not rise equally when governments create monetary inflation. Inflation gravitates most towards the items that Americans need the most and there is nothing that Americans need more to survive than food and agriculture. As the U.S. government prints money, the first thing Americans will spend it on is food. Americans can cut back on energy use by moving into a smaller home and carpooling to work. They can cut back on entertainment, travel, and other discretionary spending. However, Americans can never stop spending money on food.

The days of cheap food in America are coming to an end. The recent unprecedented rise that we have seen in agricultural commodity prices is showing no signs of letting up. In the past few days, sugar futures reached a new 30-year high, coffee futures reached a new 13-year high, orange juice futures reached a new 3-year high, corn futures reached a new 29-month high, soybean futures reached a new 27-month high, and palm oil futures reached a new 33-month high.

We estimate that it takes as long as six months for rising agricultural commodity prices to be felt by U.S. consumers in their local supermarket. Even if food producers and retailers accept substantially lower profit margins in 2011, we are still guaranteed to see double-digit across the board U.S. food inflation in the first half of the year. That is correct, let us repeat, NIA guarantees that Americans will see double-digit food inflation in the first half of 2011.

Shockingly, except for Glenn Beck (who was kind enough to feature our food inflation report), absolutely nobody in the mainstream media is doing anything to warn Americans about the food inflation crisis that is ahead. In fact, left-wing groups like Media Matters (funded by George Soros) have been working tirelessly to try and discredit NIA's research while reassuring Americans that they need not worry about food inflation. The truth is, when Americans realize that they can no longer take food for granted, we will likely see the outbreak of an all out food price panic with everybody rushing to the supermarket to stock up on goods before prices rise even further. The end result will likely be government price controls and empty store shelves, but NIA doesn't project this to occur until later this decade.

9) QE2 will disappoint and the Federal Reserve will prepare QE3.

The Dow Jones is now back up to 11,670, which is where it was in mid-2008 before the crash. NIA believes that most of QE2 has already been priced into the market, before the Federal Reserve even prints the $600 billion. At some point, we expect it to become apparent to all that the U.S. economic recovery is phony and stock prices are rising solely due to inflation. In our opinion, we will see some sort of catalyst that causes the stock market to sell off at some point and the consensus on Wall Street will be that QE2 will not be enough to save the U.S. economy. By the end of 2011, we expect the Federal Reserve to begin planning QE3. QE3 might be the final dose of inflation that causes the U.S. economy to overdose into hyperinflation.

10) Sarah Palin will announce she is running for President as a Republican.

NIA believes that Sarah Palin has been setup perfectly to run for President in 2012 and that she will announce her candidacy for the Republican nomination with great fanfare from tea party supporters in 2011. We give Sarah Palin credit for recently speaking out against the Federal Reserve's QE2 and warning Americans about the food inflation crisis that is ahead. Unfortunately, we believe Sarah Palin is not a true independent and is being controlled by the Republican establishment, which is just as responsible as the Democrats are for the financial crisis we have today. As President, Palin would be unlikely to implement the measures that are necessary to prevent hyperinflation. In our opinion, we need to elect a true libertarian candidate as President who will cut government spending, balance the budget, and restore sound money. NIA intends to support Ron Paul, if he decides to run for President.

[JohnGault76]

I do not like Lindsey very much... By this I mean his delivery is just dreadful.

Now some of the things lindsey has said were just god awful garbage.  The bubble in the gulf that was gonna blow and drown florida is just the most striking.


however with that said, he is incredibly lucky for an old fuddy duddy preacher..  Look at this from 2009 and he is pretty close

http://z4.invisionfree.com/The_Great_Deception/index.php?showtopic=7453


Now I would think if he was making predictions like the above link, he would have screwed it up a little more, like the gulf bubble for instance.

I think its legitimate to think although far fetched that he is getting some inside scoop. He continues to be correct in a 70-80% fashion.  He isnt hedging his bets either, he isnt playing both sides when he says something which many charlatans do.. The only thing he has slipped on is the timeline.  (pretty important) but I would say thats the hardest thing to pin down anyway.

[RonPaulRocks]

I do not like Lindsey very much... By this I mean his delivery is just dreadful.

Now some of the things lindsey has said were just god awful garbage.  The bubble in the gulf that was gonna blow and drown florida is just the most striking.


however with that said, he is incredibly lucky for an old fuddy duddy preacher..  Look at this from 2009 and he is pretty close

http://z4.invisionfree.com/The_Great_Deception/index.php?showtopic=7453


Now I would think if he was making predictions like the above link, he would have screwed it up a little more, like the gulf bubble for instance.

I think its legitimate to think although far fetched that he is getting some inside scoop. He continues to be correct in a 70-80% fashion.  He isnt hedging his bets either, he isnt playing both sides when he says something which many charlatans do.. The only thing he has slipped on is the timeline.  (pretty important) but I would say thats the hardest thing to pin down anyway.

It doesn't matter what you think jabroni.  I like Lindsey Williams because he is real and a very good man.  And he is accurate with his info.

[JohnGault76]

It doesn't matter what you think jabroni.  I like Lindsey Williams because he is real and a very good man.  And he is accurate with his info.

I agree with you, he is very accurate, which is why i am leaning to that he is legit. 

[charrington]

It doesn't matter what you think jabroni.  I like Lindsey Williams because he is real and a very good man.  And he is accurate with his info.

I'm curious you think that the European and Russian states wouldn't negotiate for some Oil if the US leaves and starts producing their own?

[Nailer]

today the prices are up a little as yesterday they spiraled down. combine it with high oil prices and gas prices and soon you will see a true economic collapse.

http://www.insidestocks.com/mktcom.asp?code=BSTK&section=grains

wheat is down -60

grains are dropping.

[iks83]

@redeux

Yes from your view its not new information but it is getting more attention this way. Instead of bitching around who was first how about telling people about the information.


As for the caller who said fuel prices in europe are 12 euros per liter was either in a non euro country and though it was euro or he totally miscalculated. Prices in Austria are like 1,34 euro per liter, 5,07 euro per gallon. Where I live in Germany its 1,51 per liter, 5,75 per gallon (7,86 Dollars). Prices went up like 5 cents the past week. Nothing that unusual at the moment.

[EvadingGrid]

Rant...

Please keep the Font Sizes to summat more reasonable.

[Suriel]

It's on!

[CheneysWorstNightmare]

It's on!

Hell yeah!!!!

Porter Stansberry was AWESOME!!!!!

[wouldntyouliketoknow]

Porter was INCREDIBLE! I am going to re-listen to that interview again tonight because there was so much to absorb. I was amazed by the fact that Alex said he and his family have left Austin and gone to the country-side. Things are moving real fast....

I hope Lindsey says something new today

[Suriel]

Hell yeah!!!!

Porter Stansberry was AWESOME!!!!!

Yeah he did an awesome job!

[Geolibertarian]

Hell yeah!!!!

Porter Stansberry was AWESOME!!!!!

I missed the interview, but will listen to it later today.

Out of curiosity, did he repeat the claim he made last time about oil companies having "nothing" to do with the global price of gasoline?

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[Kilika]

I live in Arizona, and he's absolutely correct about gas prices here. Saw 3.29/gal this morning.

[Kilika]

Bakken Oil Formation

http://www.usgs.gov/newsroom/article.asp?ID=1911

3 to 4.3 Billion Barrels of Technically Recoverable Oil Assessed in North Dakota and Montana’s Bakken Formation—25 Times More Than 1995 Estimate—

Released: 4/10/2008 2:25:36 PM

Contact Information:
U.S. Department of the Interior, U.S. Geological Survey
Office of Communication
119 National Center
Reston, VA 20192 Main Contact  
Phone: N/A

Reston, VA - North Dakota and Montana have an estimated 3.0 to 4.3 billion barrels of undiscovered, technically recoverable oil in an area known as the Bakken Formation.

A U.S. Geological Survey assessment, released April 10, shows a 25-fold increase in the amount of oil that can be recovered compared to the agency's 1995 estimate of 151 million barrels of oil.

 
3 to 4.3 Billion Barrels of Oil in North Dakota and Montana

Technically recoverable oil resources are those producible using currently available technology and industry practices. USGS is the only provider of publicly available estimates of undiscovered technically recoverable oil and gas resources.

New geologic models applied to the Bakken Formation, advances in drilling and production technologies, and recent oil discoveries have resulted in these substantially larger technically recoverable oil volumes. About 105 million barrels of oil were produced from the Bakken Formation by the end of 2007.
(cont.)

The problem is those reserves are being extracted by fracturing.

http://newenergyandfuel.com/http:/newenergyandfuel/com/2010/06/07/fracturing-the-bakken-triples-oil-reserves/

Fracturing the Bakken Triples Oil Reserves

June 7, 2010 | 7 Comments

With the BP gulf floor oil leak making the news – all bad even if they get it stopped, some good news is worthwhile.  Especially when the Obama tribe has frozen the major U.S. controlled North American resources of oil development for political appeasement to ‘do something.”  Meanwhile the Bakken formation in the north of the U.S. and southern Canada is growing production and growing in importance.  Crescent Point Energy of Canada has tested their Bakken wells with fracturing and water floods tripling the recovery making the estimate move up to recovering 30% of the oil in place.

It’s worthy news.  This writer hasn’t addressed the BP gulf floor leak – you’ve noticed, and maybe won’t at all.  It’s simply a media frenzy and political positioning structure while the people and environment take the hit.  Blaming and leveling responsibility takes precedence over imparting resources, something the big oil industry has to do alone while coping with the public relations cost of stupid media and useless political power.  Enough for now – but that’s an idea of why the post hasn’t been written.

Scott Saxberg, chief executive of Crescent Point Energy Corp. told the company’s annual general meeting the application of water flooding, along with infill drilling, could allow the company to more than double reserves within five years.


Water Flooding Oil Reservior - A Simple Example. Click image for the largest view.
In an interview, Saxberg said two years of tests at an initial pilot project in the Bakken – and more recent results from a second test – show that injecting water into formations being tapped by nearby horizontal wells with multiple fracture stimulations can help boost recovery from about 10 per cent to 30 per cent of oil in place.

For Crescent that would mean, “These mainly untapped resource pools provide Crescent Point with over 5,000 drilling locations and the potential to add over 500 million barrels of reserves, which could potentially double our current net asset value,” Saxberg said.

Saxberg explains, “We’ve seen very strong results. What it’s done in the pilot over the past two years is give us flat production. Without it, it’s 10 per cent, and with infill drilling you might get to 20 per cent. And then with water flood it’s 30 per cent. That’s huge.”

It’s because normally, after an initial “flush” of production in the first year, Bakken oil output drops off by about 70 per cent.

But Analyst Kyle Preston of Canaccord Adams cautioned that Crescent Point’s water flood strategy is promising, but not necessarily proven in all areas of the Bakken saying, “This water flood technology is not really new. What’s new here is applying the water flood to a tight rock reservoir which, to my understanding, hasn’t been done very successfully in the past.”  Preston points out PetroBakken, the second-largest player in the Bakken, doesn’t believe in water flooding. (cont.)

[America2]

Went to the grocery shopping this morning - $3.09 here in NT, not only that, but it seemed like ALL stations(both the cheaper AND expensive ones) were this samed price. Pretty unusual.

Has Lindsey been on yet?

[Kilika]

He's on now. Winding down I think.

[shipgeek]

Lindsey Williams has basically repeated what he said yesterday. Not much new has filtered.

He is not alone saying oil might reach outrageous prices if Libya and Algeria stop their oil supplies.
Look at Bloomberg.

Oil May Surge to $220 If Libya, Algeria Halt, Nomura Says

Oil prices may surge to $220 a barrel if political unrest in North Africa halts exports from Libya and Algeria, Nomura Holdings Inc. said.

Crude futures rose to almost $100 in New York today, the highest in more than two years, as violence in Libya threatened to disrupt exports from Africa’s third-biggest supplier. Libyan leader Muammar Qaddafi vowed yesterday to fight a growing rebellion until his “last drop of blood.” Protests in Algeria led to the ending of a 19-year state of emergency.

“If Libya and Algeria were to halt oil production together, prices could peak above $220 a barrel and OPEC spare capacity will be reduced to 2.1 million barrels a day, similar to levels seen during the Gulf war and when prices hit $147 in 2008,” the Tokyo-based bank said in a note today.

The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries has spare production capacity of about 5 million barrels a day, according to the International Energy Agency. Saudi Arabian Oil Minister Ali al-Naimi said yesterday that the organization will boost output if there is a shortage. Algeria produced 1.25 million barrels a day last month, while Libya pumped 1.59 million a day, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Both nations are members of OPEC.

Crude for April delivery was at $99.68 a barrel as of 12:38 p.m. on the New York Mercantile Exchange, the highest since Oct. 2, 2008. Futures are up 24 percent from a year ago. Brent for April settlement climbed 5.4 percent, to $111.49, on the ICE Futures Europe exchange.
Gulf War

“The closest comparison is the 1990-1991 Gulf War,” during which OPEC’s spare capacity dropped to 1.8 million barrels a day and prices surged 130 percent in seven months, Nomura analysts led by Michael Lo in Hong Kong said.

Nomura said the $220 prediction may be an underestimate, as speculative investors trading crude oil who were not active in the early 1990s may amplify the price.

A surge to $220 would trigger demand destruction and a correction lower, according to Stephen Schork, president of the Schork Group Inc. in Villanova, Pennsylvania.

“These are levels that effectively kill the global recovery,” Schork said in an interview. “You can never say never, but $220 is blatantly not sustainable.”

Nomura forecasts that a jump to $220 would probably cause a temporary collapse in global oil consumption of 2 million barrels a day. That’s more than the 1.5 million barrels of daily growth anticipated this year by the IEA.
Scaling Back

Total SA and OMV AG followed Eni SpA, RWE AG and BASF SE’s Wintershall unit in scaling back their Libyan operations this week. The moves have reduced production by as much as 300,000 barrels a day, Vienna-based researcher JBC Energy GmbH said in a report today.

Protests in Algeria, while not as violent as in Libya, led to the announcement yesterday of an end to the state of emergency. The measure was imposed after the cancellation of the country’s first multiparty elections that Islamists were set to win in 1992.

“I see a higher chance for Libyan production to stop at the moment, but I will not be surprised if this rolls over into Algeria too,” Nomura’s Lo said by e-mail. “We are hearing a threat to oil infrastructure in Algeria already.”

If an export suspension is confined to Libya, rather than both countries, prices would rise to about half of the $220 a barrel forecast, Lo said.

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-02-23/oil-may-surge-to-220-a-barrel-if-libya-algeria-halt-output-nomura-says.html

[Suriel]

So, when he says the dollar will be dead I guess he means hyperinflation, but it could be interpreted as the end of use of the dollar.  I wish he would have gone more into detail but I guess I will have to wait for the DVD to hit youtube.

[CheneysWorstNightmare]

I missed the interview, but will listen to it later today.

Out of curiosity, did he repeat the claim he made last time about oil companies having "nothing" to do with the global price of gasoline?

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Not sure, he Stansberry is expecting the dollar to be dead in the next 12-18 months.  In other words, it will be faster than what LW says.  But not that much faster.  Both seem to be saying the same things:

Oil gonna rise, dollar gonna die, silver n gold gonna explode

[Geolibertarian]

Not sure, he Stansberry is expecting the dollar to be dead in the next 12-18 months.  In other words, it will be faster than what LW says.  But not that much faster.  Both seem to be saying the same things:

Actually, when it comes to the question of whether oil companies have anything to do with gas prices, they're saying the opposite things.

Lindsey is saying the oil companies have everything to do with it, while Porter is on record as saying they have nothing to do with it.

If the latter claim is to be believed, then when oil prices plummeted in 2008 just as Lindsey predicted they would, it was because the dollar magically increased in value (despite everyone claiming at the time it was decreasing), not because of price manipulation by the oil companies.

If anyone believes that, I have a bridge to sell you.

[agentbluescreen]

Actually, when it comes to the question of whether oil companies have anything to do with gas prices, they're saying the opposite things.

Lindsey is saying the oil companies have everything to do with it, while Porter is on record as saying they have nothing to do with it.

If the latter claim is to be believed, then when oil prices plummeted in 2008 just as Lindsey predicted they would, it was because the dollar magically increased in value (despite everyone claiming at the time it was decreasing), not because of price manipulation by the oil companies.

If anyone believes that, I have a bridge to sell you.

Depends what sort of 'oil company' and upon the country. There are like 8 basic types and even more combinations: prospectors, producers, refiners, distributers and marketers. Refiners and Marketers are hostage to commodity, shipping and duties etc. Producers have fixed costs but take advantage of any supply/demand advantages or weaknesses by ramping up and down on price changes.

Most of what people pay for fuels is tax (and/or subsidies). Many decent countries have well-regulated nationalized producers answerable for hoarding and gouging. US is not one of them, it merely gives handouts, subsidizes and slaves to its monopolist masters. IT's the fact that most civilized nations regard their nation's oil and natural resources as public property of the commons and refuse to grant noble private criminals "ownership" to their people's resources that regulates the market. Decent governments (not US or Britain) set resource production agreements, allocations, targets and prices by cooperation with other producing nations, oil companies can't.

Large integrated corporatist multinational producer/refiner/marketers like Exxon will surely be able to get away with gouging stupid Americans  in the long term, even if prices skyrocket as they have done before because they co-own US politicians and Court-legalists with their bankster cronies. Others on the end of the food chain will still suffer like everyone else.

More than anything else however it's global political climates that dictate the world price of crude, and it's not just oil companies who prefer to parasitically profit more from hate, exploitation, death, conflict and destruction. The Constantinian Fascist MI6/CIA Pentagon Mafia do and the criminal Gotha-Rothschild Mafia are more than willing to go along and get in on the rapes of everyone else in the process as well, Shell and Exxon are just front operations of theirs.

[CheneysWorstNightmare]

Actually, when it comes to the question of whether oil companies have anything to do with gas prices, they're saying the opposite things.

Lindsey is saying the oil companies have everything to do with it, while Porter is on record as saying they have nothing to do with it.

If the latter claim is to be believed, then when oil prices plummeted in 2008 just as Lindsey predicted they would, it was because the dollar magically increased in value (despite everyone claiming at the time it was decreasing), not because of price manipulation by the oil companies.

If anyone believes that, I have a bridge to sell you.

You are correct, brother.  Porter is astute on economics.  Methinks he doesn't know too much about the New World Order.

[adissenter2]

was the bombshell a dud again?

[Kilika]

I think it was suppose to be the info about the US oil reserves that have alledgedly been kept from the public, as in the US has FAR larger deposits than the oil companies have been saying. The issue I have with those deposits is they have to use "fracturing" to get the oil out, and it remains to be seen if the oil companies will be allowed to tap all that oil using that method of extraction. And the other question is whether or not the US can refine what we have.

[agentbluescreen]

was the bombshell a dud again?

Just more broken record Lindsay-babble - the guy simply wont tell the truth or has no brains. He just parrots his rumors and warns idiots to pray, because he will not admit that Constantinianism along with other religious fascisms are the root of all evils being exploited by his 'elites'.

It is a very annoying deliberate-denial blind spot of this fear-monger.

[shipgeek]

You look at Bloomberg they don' t lie. They announce 220 a barrel if Libya and Algeria break up and stop their supplies.

[agentbluescreen]

I think it was suppose to be the info about the US oil reserves that have alledgedly been kept from the public, as in the US has FAR larger deposits than the oil companies have been saying. The issue I have with those deposits is they have to use "fracturing" to get the oil out, and it remains to be seen if the oil companies will be allowed to tap all that oil using that method of extraction. And the other question is whether or not the US can refine what we have.

Fracking is just to get LNG which is too dangerous to transport. Crude Oil for fuels, chemicals, plastics and lubricants is another matter entirely - refining is an issue but still small since the US market refines most of it's own supplies of volatile (dangerous to transport) fuels as it is, it's just concentrated in few (irresponsible BP) hands and in poor shape and far from many market areas (transport costs again) due to that monopoly concentration..

The 'US" reserves" are no such "public" thing, they've all been "bargain leased"-over to wealthy private corporate monopolist interest "politician owners" who are hoarding them, and that which is still unexplored is likely also "booked and monopolized" but just not proven by exploration to the benefit of those same private corporate monopolists who own the politicians and the fake-environmental foundations that keep the other common "wilds" that way under the guise of "conservation".  

Only small pools of US crude are being produced to take up refining slack between boatloads, and those that are convenient to refiners are mostly nearly-dry old ones anyways. It's nice to think there's more oil in the ocean or Alaska but the costs of getting it safely and then transporting and maintaining that (pipeline/fleet/risks) means you need higher prices to make it profitable too, just like tar sands raping

[Suriel]

was the bombshell a dud again?

I thought it was more of the same from yesterday.

[shipgeek]

I thought it was more of the same from yesterday.

Yes it was. He is going to be on air again next week.
Probably another repeat of what he said yesterday and today.

Be afraid.... be very afraid....   

[Kilika]

Fracking is just to get LNG which is too dangerous to transport. Crude Oil for fuels, chemicals, plastics and lubricants is another matter entirely - refining is an issue but still small since the US market refines most of it's own supplies of volatile (dangerous to transport) fuels as it is, it's just concentrated in few (irresponsible BP) hands and in poor shape and far from many market areas (transport costs again) due to that monopoly concentration..

The 'US" reserves" are no such "public" thing, they've all been "bargain leased"-over to wealthy private corporate monopolist interest "politician owners" who are hoarding them, and that still unexplored is likely also booked and monopolized but just not proven by exploration to the benefit of those same private corporate monopolists who own the politicians and the fake-environmental foundations that keep them that way under the guise of "conservation".  

No, not just LNG, but crude oil...

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