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ERIC SPROTT: GOVERNMENT SPENDING WON’T FIX OUR PROBLEMS

4 April 2010 by Cullen Roche 3 Comments

Eric Sprott discusses the destructive nature of reckless government spending.  Although I don’t agree with everything he says, Sprott is always worth a listen:

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  • boatman

    TPC i have to hand it to you for posting info antithetical to your debt doesn’t matter position.

    04/05/2010 at 7:15 AM
    • Cullen Roche TPC

      Boatman, you’re a regular here. You know I’ve never said that spending and debt don’t matter….

      04/05/2010 at 8:00 AM
      • boatman

        is it rather that owning the worlds printing press but running it as hard as you can, will keep us from debasing the dollar?

        going back to tackle those 74 comments on verticle and horizontal money maybe i’ll see your position better……i guess i just don’t get it yet.

        04/05/2010 at 1:45 PM