From James Dines' Book, The Invisible Crash:

"Some think a little inflation,' usually admitted with a small wink is 'good,' meaning they think they are benefiting from it somehow. But it must be at someone else's expense, and therefore it is inherently immoral. To accept it at all makes such people perhaps as guilty as those in Nazi Germany who know of the atrocities but said nothing. All of us are drenched in the inherent immorality of inflation"

What each of us need to understand is that certain natural laws apply to our everyday lives involving our interactions with other people just as physical laws apply to the everyday functioning of the universe. Economics is not an art. It is a science. Economics can be considered an art by those who are morally inferior to others. In the same way physics can be considered an art by someone who is clinically insane. To the crazy person objects dropped from high buildings can float up or even fly. Scientific laws are not open to interpretation. If someone claims they are, then that person is trying to rip someone else off. Dines understands this. He has always understood this, and you need to also if you are going to thrive in the times ahead, not just "make it" but thrive.

An abuse of gold is what has caused the mess that we are in, people trying to get something for nothing. This quest to get something for nothing, at the expense of others is nothing new. It is as old as human beings have existed. It is in the themes of art and literature. It is in the story of nations, in history, and it ALWAYS, ALWAYS, ALWAYS turns out badly for the perpetrator in the end. ALWAYS.

We are at a very key time in history. The signs are all around us. The most important sign is this: gold is on the move. Gold, the only unalterable part of the equation, is the KEY to figuring the entire equation out. It is the constant while everything else is a variable. You must come to understand this truth. Study it. Bull