Hyperinflation

12 pays européens (sans la france et l'allemagne qui "ne signent que les lettres qu'elles ecrivent elles memes") ont signé une lettre à la commission européenne demandant de la croissance au lieu de la rigueur (n-tv 20.2.2012).

Il arrive toujours un moment ou les gouverne-ments commencent à imprimer de la monnaie au lieu de faire des economies. En allemagne, manager magazin (21.2.2012) titre "alerte à la bulle sur le marché immobilier allemand". Le "3eme miracle economique" est une conséquence des taux d'interet bas, d'un taux de change faible de l'euro et de liquidité à foison.

La monnaie imprimée actuellement suffit déjà pour une hyperinflation:

[...] The flip side of this lending, if only 5% reaches into the economies of the US, UK and Europe over the next 1-1/2 to 2 years, that represents business loans of $10 billion, at a minimum. This is super charged money and will affect these economies starting in the second or third quarter. That is why all these economies are going to do better than almost all analysts and economists had predicted. They do not understand the strength of this volume of money and credit in turning these economies around. The players all know of the inflationary implications but believe them to be preferential to deflationary depression. It is easy for the Fed to create money and credit, so they have chosen this way, the only way short of deflationary depression, to bail out the financial system over and over again. This infusion of money and credit will continue as inflation climbs. When hyperinflation of 30% to 50% becomes reality the game is over. The big question is how long will it take? We do not think anyone has that answer at this juncture, but we can assure you that with this kind of aggregate creation is certainly going to bring about hyperinflation. [...] International Forecaster 20.2.2012

La pression pour "remplir" le trou sans fond grec vient des USA. Oblabla a peur du crash monetaire:

[...] The United States, along with other members of the international community, put a tremendous amount of pressure on Germany to bail out Greece one more time. Germany does not want to look like the bad guy, so they are going along with this bailout but they are also imposing conditions on Greece this time that will be almost impossible to meet. And when Greece fails to meet its "obligations", that will give the northern Europeans the excuse that they need to kick Greece out of the euro. At this point, many politicians in northern Europe are convinced that Greece is a "lost cause" and that it is not fair to ask northern European nations to pay the price for the financial mistakes of Greece. Greece is basically completely and totally bankrupt, and the nations of northern Europe don't want to have a "financial dependent" on their books forever. They are looking for a "way out", and this new agreement lays the foundation for that.[...]
endoftheamericandream.com Is Germany Secretly Maneuvering To Kick Greece Out Of The Euro?

Les chiffres qui ont servi de base pour le dernier "sauvetage" relèvent de la pure phantaisie. La Grèce doit fin 2013 n'avoir plus que -1% de déficit et recommencer à grandir en 2014. On se demande comment... Seuls les 245 milliards eur qui vont manquer d'ici 2020 pourraient etre realistes, surement meme sous-estimés.

Le chef du parti socialiste allemand demande que les comptes bancaires des riches grecs en Europe soient bloqués (mmnews, 17.2.2012). Si ils ne sont pas trop cons,leurs fortunes ont déjà quitté ce guepier qu'est l'UE.