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DECEMBER 20, 2021
NY Times: The Year of Inflation Infamy
By Paul Krugman
NY Times: The Year of Inflation Infamy
By Paul Krugman
REBUTTAL BY
When it comes to assessing the character and loyalties of this or that player on "the world stage," ™ one of the "tricks of the trade" shortcuts which the lazy man can use to save time and energy is to simply check if the personage in question has ever been awarded any one of three great "honors" typically reserved for the scum of the Earth. The "prestigious" achievements that give the game away are:
1. A respectful Time Magazine cover.
2. A Nobel Prize for "peace," "literature" or "economics."
3. A Pulitzer Prize for "journalism" or "commentary."
In the case of Paul Krugman (cough cough), even the shortcut investigation isn't really needed. You see, the mere fact that he poops out propaganda for Sulzberger's Slimes constitutes, in and of itself, prima facie evidence of high treason. Nonetheless, it is interesting to note that Crooked Krugman is evidently so valuable to the masters of Globalism that he tests "positive" on all three versions of our patented test for human vermin (although he was only named a finalist for the 2009 Pulitzer, and not the ultimate winner).
With a Red resume like that, we can better appreciate the mendacious monetary manure Krugman spreads thick in this article on inflation.
1. A respectful Time Magazine cover.
2. A Nobel Prize for "peace," "literature" or "economics."
3. A Pulitzer Prize for "journalism" or "commentary."
In the case of Paul Krugman (cough cough), even the shortcut investigation isn't really needed. You see, the mere fact that he poops out propaganda for Sulzberger's Slimes constitutes, in and of itself, prima facie evidence of high treason. Nonetheless, it is interesting to note that Crooked Krugman is evidently so valuable to the masters of Globalism that he tests "positive" on all three versions of our patented test for human vermin (although he was only named a finalist for the 2009 Pulitzer, and not the ultimate winner).
With a Red resume like that, we can better appreciate the mendacious monetary manure Krugman spreads thick in this article on inflation.
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1. 2009: Krugman was named as a Pulitzer Prize Finalist in Commentary // 2. 2008: Krugman wins the Nobel Prize for fake Economics (which comes with $1 million dollars!) // 3. 1999: Krugman's incorrect analysis of Asia, and his name in large letters, are front-covered on Slime magazine.
Krugman = Deep State Scum
A destructive Trotskyite Bolshevik at heart, Crookman -- through his numerous best-selling books, paid speeches and articles -- has long preached to his deluded groupies that "debt is good" and that inflation (the inevitable consequence of debt-money expansion) is nothing to worry about either. For these treasonous teachings -- which he actually knows to be false -- Kikeman has long been despised by students of real economics. As he himself admits in this article about inflation:
"No other topic I write about generates as much hate mail."
As the inflation data gets worse by the day, Krugman -- as evidenced by the tone of this article -- now understands that he can no longer childishly ridicule, as he usually does, those of us who express concern about debt and currency debasement. The new tactic of this clever scoundrel -- a softer approach born out of necessity -- is to explain away the causes of this "transitory" inflation in such convoluted and complicated manner that the problem cannot be traced back to him and his Keynesian ilk.
December 3, 2020
August 21, 2015
August 15, 2015
November 20, 2021
Borrow, Spend, Inflate -- Borrow, Spend, Inflate -- Borrow, Spend, Inflate -- Borrow, Spend, Inflate
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Between his Slimes salary, book royalties from his numerous "best-sellers" and edited textbooks (27 books in all!), paid speeches and his part-time college teaching gigs --- Krugman has been well-compensated for his Fake Economics.
Let's have a quick look at Crookman's rhetorical trickery.
Krugman: Inflation, goes an old line, is caused by “too much money chasing too few goods.”
Analysis: By prefacing with "goes an old line," Kookman is setting up the views of his opponents for a controlled take-down. The weak-minded reader won't even notice that the "old line" about “too much money (debt-based money to be more precise) chasing too few goods” is absolutely, 100%, the true cause --- no, the very definition -- of inflation.
Krugman: Alas, sometimes it’s more complicated than that.
Analysis: Honest men and good teachers simplify --- Liars make things "complicated."
Krugman: I think bottlenecks and other transitory factors and will come down, but I’m not certain.
Analysis: The qualifier "I'm not certain" means that he is actually certain that inflation is here to stay.
Krugman: My own view is that we should be really hesitant about killing the boom prematurely.
Analysis: We're experiencing a "boom," eh Krugman? (rolling eyes) --- Ya know, I'd actually pay money for the privilege of being able to strangle the last breath of life out of this puffed-up this little greaseball -- after a lawful trial for treason, of course.
Krugman: But like everyone who’s taking this debate seriously, I’m hanging on the data and wonder every day whether I’m wrong.
Translation: I believe I'm right (about inflation being "transitory") -- but I could turn out to be wrong. ---- Such profound prophecy from the Nobel-Prize winner! Brilliant!
For an arrogant little prick like Krugman, this uncharacteristic modicum of doubt and humility -- albeit fake -- is an indication that the Judenpresse can no longer hide nor dismiss the worsening effects of the debasement of our currency. All they can do is confuse and deflect blame away from "Biden" and The Fed -- or at least try.
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The rest of the lengthy article represents a classic case study in Appeal to Verbosity and Complexity Fallacies. It's quintessentially Jewish mumbo-jumbo about wage-push inflation, demand-pull inflation, supply chain disruptions, durable goods, stagflation, bond markets etc. The Bolshevik blah blah is designed to confuse and intimidate. Will the layman reader lose his head in the libtarded labyrinth, throw his hands up in the air and leave the matter to the "experts?" -- Or will his experiences at the cash register lead him to intuitively sense that "elites" such as Crockman have been misleading him? That's the real debate.
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Boobus Americanus 1: I read a piece by Paul Krugman in the New York Times today about inflation. He believes it will be transitory, but he also says that he could be wrong.
Boobus Americanus 2: Krugman won a Nobel Prize in Economics... so I'll have to agree with that assessment.
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St. Sugar: Boobuss, you cretinouss clod! Crookman is laughing as he writess that contradictory crap!
Editor: As America's best-known spokesman for Keynesian psuedo-economics, the damage his little greaseball has helped to inflict upon American households is immeasurable.
Boobus Americanus 2: Krugman won a Nobel Prize in Economics... so I'll have to agree with that assessment.
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St. Sugar: Boobuss, you cretinouss clod! Crookman is laughing as he writess that contradictory crap!
Editor: As America's best-known spokesman for Keynesian psuedo-economics, the damage his little greaseball has helped to inflict upon American households is immeasurable.
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