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So here goes the idiot shill under the nick of bye (87770), once again, pretending not to understand what is written, but as we know, those, whose job/position/income depends on not understanding things will not understand them, but here we are also dealing with an unprecedented levels of stupidity, idiocy and outright lies, by a shill.

The fact that wheat has only increased by a mere 103% since 2003, while cocoa beans or silver or iron ore or coffee or sugar, etc.etc., have seen much stronger gains do nothing for this shill, who is pushing the agenda that money printing by the government is not causing the increased demand in dollars for the same goods, thus pushing prices in US dollars up, while the ratio between gold and those commodities has much less volatility, and can be in fact explained by fundamental reasons.

Again and again it is clear that the shill under the nick of bye (87770) will refuse to accepts simple facts - numbers, but regardless of his idiocy and stupidity and magnitude ignorance, here are the numbers that clearly show where the prices are going in USD, and since gold went up in USD from about 350 to about 1500, we can see that in real terms the prices are really FALLING in the recessionary environment, and really in the depression, so today in GOLD the prices for things that are increasing in dollar terms are falling terms of gold, or in silver prices, so for example a gallon of gas today costs only 10 cents US - but those 10 cents US must be the real SILVER coin, minted prior to 1965 in USA, and the price of that 10 cent coin is 4 USD today - inflation via money printing.

sugar Dec 2003: 20.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 36.97 cents/pound, price up by over 81%
Beef Dec 2003: 105.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 193.00 cents/pound, price up by over 83%
Barley Dec 2003: 100.77 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 208.70 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 107%
Rice Dec 2003: 197.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 500.57 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 154%
Cocoa Beans Dec 2003: 1,646.58 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 3,113.52 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 89%
Tea Dec 2003: 205.22 cents/KG, Apr 2011: 325.33 cents/KG, price up by over 58%
Rubber Dec 2003: 57.31cents/pound, Apr 2011: 265.49cents/pound, price up by over 363%
Corn Dec 2003: 111.98 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 318.45 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 184%
Bananas Dec 2003: 371.43 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 1,013.47 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 172%
Propane Dec 2003: 0.63 USD/Gallon, Apr 2011: 1.45 USD/Gallon, price up by over 130%
Wheat Dec 2003: 165.57 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 336.30 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 103%
Oranges Dec 2003: 583.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 881.00 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 51%
Salmon Dec 2003: 3.12 USD/Kg, Apr 2011: 7.86 USD/Kg, price up by over 151%

So here goes the idiot shill under the nick of bye (87770), once again, pretending not to understand what is written, but as we know, those, whose job/position/income depends on not understanding things will not understand them, but here we are also dealing with an unprecedented levels of stupidity, idiocy and outright lies, by a shill.

The fact that wheat has only increased by a mere 103% since 2003, while cocoa beans or silver or iron ore or coffee or sugar, etc.etc., have seen much stronger gains do nothing for this shill, who is pushing the agenda that money printing by the government is not causing the increased demand in dollars for the same goods, thus pushing prices in US dollars up, while the ratio between gold and those commodities has much less volatility, and can be in fact explained by fundamental reasons.

Again and again it is clear that the shill under the nick of bye (87770) will refuse to accepts simple facts - numbers, but regardless of his idiocy and stupidity and magnitude ignorance, here are the numbers that clearly show where the prices are going in USD, and since gold went up in USD from about 350 to about 1500, we can see that in real terms the prices are really FALLING in the recessionary environment, and really in the depression, so today in GOLD the prices for things that are increasing in dollar terms are falling terms of gold, or in silver prices, so for example a gallon of gas today costs only 10 cents US - but those 10 cents US must be the real SILVER coin, minted prior to 1965 in USA, and the price of that 10 cent coin is 4 USD today - inflation via money printing.

sugar Dec 2003: 20.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 36.97 cents/pound, price up by over 81%
Beef Dec 2003: 105.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 193.00 cents/pound, price up by over 83%
Barley Dec 2003: 100.77 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 208.70 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 107%
Rice Dec 2003: 197.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 500.57 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 154%
Cocoa Beans Dec 2003: 1,646.58 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 3,113.52 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 89%
Tea Dec 2003: 205.22 cents/KG, Apr 2011: 325.33 cents/KG, price up by over 58%
Rubber Dec 2003: 57.31cents/pound, Apr 2011: 265.49cents/pound, price up by over 363%
Corn Dec 2003: 111.98 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 318.45 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 184%
Bananas Dec 2003: 371.43 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 1,013.47 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 172%
Propane Dec 2003: 0.63 USD/Gallon, Apr 2011: 1.45 USD/Gallon, price up by over 130%
Wheat Dec 2003: 165.57 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 336.30 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 103%
Oranges Dec 2003: 583.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 881.00 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 51%
Salmon Dec 2003: 3.12 USD/Kg, Apr 2011: 7.86 USD/Kg, price up by over 151%

So here goes the idiot shill under the nick of bye (87770), once again, pretending not to understand what is written, but as we know, those, whose job/position/income depends on not understanding things will not understand them, but here we are also dealing with an unprecedented levels of stupidity, idiocy and outright lies, by a shill.

The fact that wheat has only increased by a mere 103% since 2003, while cocoa beans or silver or iron ore or coffee or sugar, etc.etc., have seen much stronger gains do nothing for this shill, who is pushing the agenda that money printing by the government is not causing the increased demand in dollars for the same goods, thus pushing prices in US dollars up, while the ratio between gold and those commodities has much less volatility, and can be in fact explained by fundamental reasons.

Again and again it is clear that the shill under the nick of bye (87770) will refuse to accepts simple facts - numbers, but regardless of his idiocy and stupidity and magnitude ignorance, here are the numbers that clearly show where the prices are going in USD, and since gold went up in USD from about 350 to about 1500, we can see that in real terms the prices are really FALLING in the recessionary environment, and really in the depression, so today in GOLD the prices for things that are increasing in dollar terms are falling terms of gold, or in silver prices, so for example a gallon of gas today costs only 10 cents US - but those 10 cents US must be the real SILVER coin, minted prior to 1965 in USA, and the price of that 10 cent coin is 4 USD today - inflation via money printing.

sugar Dec 2003: 20.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 36.97 cents/pound, price up by over 81%
Beef Dec 2003: 105.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 193.00 cents/pound, price up by over 83%
Barley Dec 2003: 100.77 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 208.70 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 107%
Rice Dec 2003: 197.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 500.57 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 154%
Cocoa Beans Dec 2003: 1,646.58 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 3,113.52 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 89%
Tea Dec 2003: 205.22 cents/KG, Apr 2011: 325.33 cents/KG, price up by over 58%
Rubber Dec 2003: 57.31cents/pound, Apr 2011: 265.49cents/pound, price up by over 363%
Corn Dec 2003: 111.98 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 318.45 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 184%
Bananas Dec 2003: 371.43 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 1,013.47 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 172%
Propane Dec 2003: 0.63 USD/Gallon, Apr 2011: 1.45 USD/Gallon, price up by over 130%
Wheat Dec 2003: 165.57 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 336.30 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 103%
Oranges Dec 2003: 583.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 881.00 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 51%
Salmon Dec 2003: 3.12 USD/Kg, Apr 2011: 7.86 USD/Kg, price up by over 151%

So here goes the idiot shill under the nick of bye (87770), once again, pretending not to understand what is written, but as we know, those, whose job/position/income depends on not understanding things will not understand them, but here we are also dealing with an unprecedented levels of stupidity, idiocy and outright lies, by a shill.

The fact that wheat has only increased by a mere 103% since 2003, while cocoa beans or silver or iron ore or coffee or sugar, etc.etc., have seen much stronger gains do nothing for this shill, who is pushing the agenda that money printing by the government is not causing the increased demand in dollars for the same goods, thus pushing prices in US dollars up, while the ratio between gold and those commodities has much less volatility, and can be in fact explained by fundamental reasons.

Again and again it is clear that the shill under the nick of bye (87770) will refuse to accepts simple facts - numbers, but regardless of his idiocy and stupidity and magnitude ignorance, here are the numbers that clearly show where the prices are going in USD, and since gold went up in USD from about 350 to about 1500, we can see that in real terms the prices are really FALLING in the recessionary environment, and really in the depression, so today in GOLD the prices for things that are increasing in dollar terms are falling terms of gold, or in silver prices, so for example a gallon of gas today costs only 10 cents US - but those 10 cents US must be the real SILVER coin, minted prior to 1965 in USA, and the price of that 10 cent coin is 4 USD today - inflation via money printing.

sugar Dec 2003: 20.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 36.97 cents/pound, price up by over 81%
Beef Dec 2003: 105.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 193.00 cents/pound, price up by over 83%
Barley Dec 2003: 100.77 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 208.70 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 107%
Rice Dec 2003: 197.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 500.57 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 154%
Cocoa Beans Dec 2003: 1,646.58 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 3,113.52 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 89%
Tea Dec 2003: 205.22 cents/KG, Apr 2011: 325.33 cents/KG, price up by over 58%
Rubber Dec 2003: 57.31cents/pound, Apr 2011: 265.49cents/pound, price up by over 363%
Corn Dec 2003: 111.98 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 318.45 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 184%
Bananas Dec 2003: 371.43 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 1,013.47 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 172%
Propane Dec 2003: 0.63 USD/Gallon, Apr 2011: 1.45 USD/Gallon, price up by over 130%
Wheat Dec 2003: 165.57 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 336.30 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 103%
Oranges Dec 2003: 583.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 881.00 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 51%
Salmon Dec 2003: 3.12 USD/Kg, Apr 2011: 7.86 USD/Kg, price up by over 151%

So here goes the idiot shill under the nick of bye (87770), once again, pretending not to understand what is written, but as we know, those, whose job/position/income depends on not understanding things will not understand them, but here we are also dealing with an unprecedented levels of stupidity, idiocy and outright lies, by a shill.

The fact that wheat has only increased by a mere 103% since 2003, while cocoa beans or silver or iron ore or coffee or sugar, etc.etc., have seen much stronger gains do nothing for this shill, who is pushing the agenda that money printing by the government is not causing the increased demand in dollars for the same goods, thus pushing prices in US dollars up, while the ratio between gold and those commodities has much less volatility, and can be in fact explained by fundamental reasons.

Again and again it is clear that the shill under the nick of bye (87770) will refuse to accepts simple facts - numbers, but regardless of his idiocy and stupidity and magnitude ignorance, here are the numbers that clearly show where the prices are going in USD, and since gold went up in USD from about 350 to about 1500, we can see that in real terms the prices are really FALLING in the recessionary environment, and really in the depression, so today in GOLD the prices for things that are increasing in dollar terms are falling terms of gold, or in silver prices, so for example a gallon of gas today costs only 10 cents US - but those 10 cents US must be the real SILVER coin, minted prior to 1965 in USA, and the price of that 10 cent coin is 4 USD today - inflation via money printing.

sugar Dec 2003: 20.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 36.97 cents/pound, price up by over 81%
Beef Dec 2003: 105.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 193.00 cents/pound, price up by over 83%
Barley Dec 2003: 100.77 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 208.70 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 107%
Rice Dec 2003: 197.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 500.57 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 154%
Cocoa Beans Dec 2003: 1,646.58 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 3,113.52 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 89%
Tea Dec 2003: 205.22 cents/KG, Apr 2011: 325.33 cents/KG, price up by over 58%
Rubber Dec 2003: 57.31cents/pound, Apr 2011: 265.49cents/pound, price up by over 363%
Corn Dec 2003: 111.98 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 318.45 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 184%
Bananas Dec 2003: 371.43 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 1,013.47 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 172%
Propane Dec 2003: 0.63 USD/Gallon, Apr 2011: 1.45 USD/Gallon, price up by over 130%
Wheat Dec 2003: 165.57 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 336.30 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 103%
Oranges Dec 2003: 583.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 881.00 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 51%
Salmon Dec 2003: 3.12 USD/Kg, Apr 2011: 7.86 USD/Kg, price up by over 151%

So here goes the idiot shill under the nick of bye (87770), once again, pretending not to understand what is written, but as we know, those, whose job/position/income depends on not understanding things will not understand them, but here we are also dealing with an unprecedented levels of stupidity, idiocy and outright lies, by a shill.

The fact that wheat has only increased by a mere 103% since 2003, while cocoa beans or silver or iron ore or coffee or sugar, etc.etc., have seen much stronger gains do nothing for this shill, who is pushing the agenda that money printing by the government is not causing the increased demand in dollars for the same goods, thus pushing prices in US dollars up, while the ratio between gold and those commodities has much less volatility, and can be in fact explained by fundamental reasons.

Again and again it is clear that the shill under the nick of bye (87770) will refuse to accepts simple facts - numbers, but regardless of his idiocy and stupidity and magnitude ignorance, here are the numbers that clearly show where the prices are going in USD, and since gold went up in USD from about 350 to about 1500, we can see that in real terms the prices are really FALLING in the recessionary environment, and really in the depression, so today in GOLD the prices for things that are increasing in dollar terms are falling terms of gold, or in silver prices, so for example a gallon of gas today costs only 10 cents US - but those 10 cents US must be the real SILVER coin, minted prior to 1965 in USA, and the price of that 10 cent coin is 4 USD today - inflation via money printing.

sugar Dec 2003: 20.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 36.97 cents/pound, price up by over 81%
Beef Dec 2003: 105.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 193.00 cents/pound, price up by over 83%
Barley Dec 2003: 100.77 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 208.70 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 107%
Rice Dec 2003: 197.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 500.57 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 154%
Cocoa Beans Dec 2003: 1,646.58 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 3,113.52 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 89%
Tea Dec 2003: 205.22 cents/KG, Apr 2011: 325.33 cents/KG, price up by over 58%
Rubber Dec 2003: 57.31cents/pound, Apr 2011: 265.49cents/pound, price up by over 363%
Corn Dec 2003: 111.98 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 318.45 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 184%
Bananas Dec 2003: 371.43 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 1,013.47 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 172%
Propane Dec 2003: 0.63 USD/Gallon, Apr 2011: 1.45 USD/Gallon, price up by over 130%
Wheat Dec 2003: 165.57 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 336.30 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 103%
Oranges Dec 2003: 583.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 881.00 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 51%
Salmon Dec 2003: 3.12 USD/Kg, Apr 2011: 7.86 USD/Kg, price up by over 151%

So here goes the idiot shill under the nick of bye (87770), once again, pretending not to understand what is written, but as we know, those, whose job/position/income depends on not understanding things will not understand them, but here we are also dealing with an unprecedented levels of stupidity, idiocy and outright lies, by a shill.

The fact that wheat has only increased by a mere 103% since 2003, while cocoa beans or silver or iron ore or coffee or sugar, etc.etc., have seen much stronger gains do nothing for this shill, who is pushing the agenda that money printing by the government is not causing the increased demand in dollars for the same goods, thus pushing prices in US dollars up, while the ratio between gold and those commodities has much less volatility, and can be in fact explained by fundamental reasons.

Again and again it is clear that the shill under the nick of bye (87770) will refuse to accepts simple facts - numbers, but regardless of his idiocy and stupidity and magnitude ignorance, here are the numbers that clearly show where the prices are going in USD, and since gold went up in USD from about 350 to about 1500, we can see that in real terms the prices are really FALLING in the recessionary environment, and really in the depression, so today in GOLD the prices for things that are increasing in dollar terms are falling terms of gold, or in silver prices, so for example a gallon of gas today costs only 10 cents US - but those 10 cents US must be the real SILVER coin, minted prior to 1965 in USA, and the price of that 10 cent coin is 4 USD today - inflation via money printing.

sugar Dec 2003: 20.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 36.97 cents/pound, price up by over 81%
Beef Dec 2003: 105.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 193.00 cents/pound, price up by over 83%
Barley Dec 2003: 100.77 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 208.70 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 107%
Rice Dec 2003: 197.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 500.57 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 154%
Cocoa Beans Dec 2003: 1,646.58 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 3,113.52 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 89%
Tea Dec 2003: 205.22 cents/KG, Apr 2011: 325.33 cents/KG, price up by over 58%
Rubber Dec 2003: 57.31cents/pound, Apr 2011: 265.49cents/pound, price up by over 363%
Corn Dec 2003: 111.98 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 318.45 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 184%
Bananas Dec 2003: 371.43 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 1,013.47 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 172%
Propane Dec 2003: 0.63 USD/Gallon, Apr 2011: 1.45 USD/Gallon, price up by over 130%
Wheat Dec 2003: 165.57 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 336.30 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 103%
Oranges Dec 2003: 583.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 881.00 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 51%
Salmon Dec 2003: 3.12 USD/Kg, Apr 2011: 7.86 USD/Kg, price up by over 151%

So here goes the idiot shill under the nick of bye (87770), once again, pretending not to understand what is written, but as we know, those, whose job/position/income depends on not understanding things will not understand them, but here we are also dealing with an unprecedented levels of stupidity, idiocy and outright lies, by a shill.

The fact that wheat has only increased by a mere 103% since 2003, while cocoa beans or silver or iron ore or coffee or sugar, etc.etc., have seen much stronger gains do nothing for this shill, who is pushing the agenda that money printing by the government is not causing the increased demand in dollars for the same goods, thus pushing prices in US dollars up, while the ratio between gold and those commodities has much less volatility, and can be in fact explained by fundamental reasons.

Again and again it is clear that the shill under the nick of bye (87770) will refuse to accepts simple facts - numbers, but regardless of his idiocy and stupidity and magnitude ignorance, here are the numbers that clearly show where the prices are going in USD, and since gold went up in USD from about 350 to about 1500, we can see that in real terms the prices are really FALLING in the recessionary environment, and really in the depression, so today in GOLD the prices for things that are increasing in dollar terms are falling terms of gold, or in silver prices, so for example a gallon of gas today costs only 10 cents US - but those 10 cents US must be the real SILVER coin, minted prior to 1965 in USA, and the price of that 10 cent coin is 4 USD today - inflation via money printing.

sugar Dec 2003: 20.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 36.97 cents/pound, price up by over 81%
Beef Dec 2003: 105.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 193.00 cents/pound, price up by over 83%
Barley Dec 2003: 100.77 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 208.70 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 107%
Rice Dec 2003: 197.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 500.57 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 154%
Cocoa Beans Dec 2003: 1,646.58 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 3,113.52 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 89%
Tea Dec 2003: 205.22 cents/KG, Apr 2011: 325.33 cents/KG, price up by over 58%
Rubber Dec 2003: 57.31cents/pound, Apr 2011: 265.49cents/pound, price up by over 363%
Corn Dec 2003: 111.98 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 318.45 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 184%
Bananas Dec 2003: 371.43 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 1,013.47 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 172%
Propane Dec 2003: 0.63 USD/Gallon, Apr 2011: 1.45 USD/Gallon, price up by over 130%
Wheat Dec 2003: 165.57 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 336.30 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 103%
Oranges Dec 2003: 583.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 881.00 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 51%
Salmon Dec 2003: 3.12 USD/Kg, Apr 2011: 7.86 USD/Kg, price up by over 151%

So here goes the idiot shill under the nick of bye (87770), once again, pretending not to understand what is written, but as we know, those, whose job/position/income depends on not understanding things will not understand them, but here we are also dealing with an unprecedented levels of stupidity, idiocy and outright lies, by a shill.

The fact that wheat has only increased by a mere 103% since 2003, while cocoa beans or silver or iron ore or coffee or sugar, etc.etc., have seen much stronger gains do nothing for this shill, who is pushing the agenda that money printing by the government is not causing the increased demand in dollars for the same goods, thus pushing prices in US dollars up, while the ratio between gold and those commodities has much less volatility, and can be in fact explained by fundamental reasons.

Again and again it is clear that the shill under the nick of bye (87770) will refuse to accepts simple facts - numbers, but regardless of his idiocy and stupidity and magnitude ignorance, here are the numbers that clearly show where the prices are going in USD, and since gold went up in USD from about 350 to about 1500, we can see that in real terms the prices are really FALLING in the recessionary environment, and really in the depression, so today in GOLD the prices for things that are increasing in dollar terms are falling terms of gold, or in silver prices, so for example a gallon of gas today costs only 10 cents US - but those 10 cents US must be the real SILVER coin, minted prior to 1965 in USA, and the price of that 10 cent coin is 4 USD today - inflation via money printing.

sugar Dec 2003: 20.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 36.97 cents/pound, price up by over 81%
Beef Dec 2003: 105.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 193.00 cents/pound, price up by over 83%
Barley Dec 2003: 100.77 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 208.70 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 107%
Rice Dec 2003: 197.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 500.57 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 154%
Cocoa Beans Dec 2003: 1,646.58 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 3,113.52 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 89%
Tea Dec 2003: 205.22 cents/KG, Apr 2011: 325.33 cents/KG, price up by over 58%
Rubber Dec 2003: 57.31cents/pound, Apr 2011: 265.49cents/pound, price up by over 363%
Corn Dec 2003: 111.98 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 318.45 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 184%
Bananas Dec 2003: 371.43 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 1,013.47 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 172%
Propane Dec 2003: 0.63 USD/Gallon, Apr 2011: 1.45 USD/Gallon, price up by over 130%
Wheat Dec 2003: 165.57 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 336.30 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 103%
Oranges Dec 2003: 583.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 881.00 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 51%
Salmon Dec 2003: 3.12 USD/Kg, Apr 2011: 7.86 USD/Kg, price up by over 151%

So here goes the idiot shill under the nick of bye (87770), once again, pretending not to understand what is written, but as we know, those, whose job/position/income depends on not understanding things will not understand them, but here we are also dealing with an unprecedented levels of stupidity, idiocy and outright lies, by a shill.

The fact that wheat has only increased by a mere 103% since 2003, while cocoa beans or silver or iron ore or coffee or sugar, etc.etc., have seen much stronger gains do nothing for this shill, who is pushing the agenda that money printing by the government is not causing the increased demand in dollars for the same goods, thus pushing prices in US dollars up, while the ratio between gold and those commodities has much less volatility, and can be in fact explained by fundamental reasons.

Again and again it is clear that the shill under the nick of bye (87770) will refuse to accepts simple facts - numbers, but regardless of his idiocy and stupidity and magnitude ignorance, here are the numbers that clearly show where the prices are going in USD, and since gold went up in USD from about 350 to about 1500, we can see that in real terms the prices are really FALLING in the recessionary environment, and really in the depression, so today in GOLD the prices for things that are increasing in dollar terms are falling terms of gold, or in silver prices, so for example a gallon of gas today costs only 10 cents US - but those 10 cents US must be the real SILVER coin, minted prior to 1965 in USA, and the price of that 10 cent coin is 4 USD today - inflation via money printing.

sugar Dec 2003: 20.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 36.97 cents/pound, price up by over 81%
Beef Dec 2003: 105.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 193.00 cents/pound, price up by over 83%
Barley Dec 2003: 100.77 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 208.70 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 107%
Rice Dec 2003: 197.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 500.57 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 154%
Cocoa Beans Dec 2003: 1,646.58 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 3,113.52 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 89%
Tea Dec 2003: 205.22 cents/KG, Apr 2011: 325.33 cents/KG, price up by over 58%
Rubber Dec 2003: 57.31cents/pound, Apr 2011: 265.49cents/pound, price up by over 363%
Corn Dec 2003: 111.98 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 318.45 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 184%
Bananas Dec 2003: 371.43 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 1,013.47 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 172%
Propane Dec 2003: 0.63 USD/Gallon, Apr 2011: 1.45 USD/Gallon, price up by over 130%
Wheat Dec 2003: 165.57 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 336.30 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 103%
Oranges Dec 2003: 583.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 881.00 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 51%
Salmon Dec 2003: 3.12 USD/Kg, Apr 2011: 7.86 USD/Kg, price up by over 151%

So here goes the idiot shill under the nick of bye (87770), once again, pretending not to understand what is written, but as we know, those, whose job/position/income depends on not understanding things will not understand them, but here we are also dealing with an unprecedented levels of stupidity, idiocy and outright lies, by a shill.

The fact that wheat has only increased by a mere 103% since 2003, while cocoa beans or silver or iron ore or coffee or sugar, etc.etc., have seen much stronger gains do nothing for this shill, who is pushing the agenda that money printing by the government is not causing the increased demand in dollars for the same goods, thus pushing prices in US dollars up, while the ratio between gold and those commodities has much less volatility, and can be in fact explained by fundamental reasons.

Again and again it is clear that the shill under the nick of bye (87770) will refuse to accepts simple facts - numbers, but regardless of his idiocy and stupidity and magnitude ignorance, here are the numbers that clearly show where the prices are going in USD, and since gold went up in USD from about 350 to about 1500, we can see that in real terms the prices are really FALLING in the recessionary environment, and really in the depression, so today in GOLD the prices for things that are increasing in dollar terms are falling terms of gold, or in silver prices, so for example a gallon of gas today costs only 10 cents US - but those 10 cents US must be the real SILVER coin, minted prior to 1965 in USA, and the price of that 10 cent coin is 4 USD today - inflation via money printing.

sugar Dec 2003: 20.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 36.97 cents/pound, price up by over 81%
Beef Dec 2003: 105.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 193.00 cents/pound, price up by over 83%
Barley Dec 2003: 100.77 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 208.70 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 107%
Rice Dec 2003: 197.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 500.57 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 154%
Cocoa Beans Dec 2003: 1,646.58 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 3,113.52 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 89%
Tea Dec 2003: 205.22 cents/KG, Apr 2011: 325.33 cents/KG, price up by over 58%
Rubber Dec 2003: 57.31cents/pound, Apr 2011: 265.49cents/pound, price up by over 363%
Corn Dec 2003: 111.98 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 318.45 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 184%
Bananas Dec 2003: 371.43 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 1,013.47 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 172%
Propane Dec 2003: 0.63 USD/Gallon, Apr 2011: 1.45 USD/Gallon, price up by over 130%
Wheat Dec 2003: 165.57 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 336.30 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 103%
Oranges Dec 2003: 583.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 881.00 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 51%
Salmon Dec 2003: 3.12 USD/Kg, Apr 2011: 7.86 USD/Kg, price up by over 151%

So here goes the idiot shill under the nick of bye (87770), once again, pretending not to understand what is written, but as we know, those, whose job/position/income depends on not understanding things will not understand them, but here we are also dealing with an unprecedented levels of stupidity, idiocy and outright lies, by a shill.

The fact that wheat has only increased by a mere 103% since 2003, while cocoa beans or silver or iron ore or coffee or sugar, etc.etc., have seen much stronger gains do nothing for this shill, who is pushing the agenda that money printing by the government is not causing the increased demand in dollars for the same goods, thus pushing prices in US dollars up, while the ratio between gold and those commodities has much less volatility, and can be in fact explained by fundamental reasons.

Again and again it is clear that the shill under the nick of bye (87770) will refuse to accepts simple facts - numbers, but regardless of his idiocy and stupidity and magnitude ignorance, here are the numbers that clearly show where the prices are going in USD, and since gold went up in USD from about 350 to about 1500, we can see that in real terms the prices are really FALLING in the recessionary environment, and really in the depression, so today in GOLD the prices for things that are increasing in dollar terms are falling terms of gold, or in silver prices, so for example a gallon of gas today costs only 10 cents US - but those 10 cents US must be the real SILVER coin, minted prior to 1965 in USA, and the price of that 10 cent coin is 4 USD today - inflation via money printing.

sugar Dec 2003: 20.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 36.97 cents/pound, price up by over 81%
Beef Dec 2003: 105.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 193.00 cents/pound, price up by over 83%
Barley Dec 2003: 100.77 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 208.70 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 107%
Rice Dec 2003: 197.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 500.57 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 154%
Cocoa Beans Dec 2003: 1,646.58 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 3,113.52 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 89%
Tea Dec 2003: 205.22 cents/KG, Apr 2011: 325.33 cents/KG, price up by over 58%
Rubber Dec 2003: 57.31cents/pound, Apr 2011: 265.49cents/pound, price up by over 363%
Corn Dec 2003: 111.98 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 318.45 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 184%
Bananas Dec 2003: 371.43 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 1,013.47 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 172%
Propane Dec 2003: 0.63 USD/Gallon, Apr 2011: 1.45 USD/Gallon, price up by over 130%
Wheat Dec 2003: 165.57 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 336.30 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 103%
Oranges Dec 2003: 583.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 881.00 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 51%
Salmon Dec 2003: 3.12 USD/Kg, Apr 2011: 7.86 USD/Kg, price up by over 151%

Oh for fucks sake.

If either of you two wanted to make a point instead of arguing, you'd pick some commodities that weren't effected by fire, flood, drought, or unprecedented demand..

That's not easy (half of the commodities are weather affected, most of the others are under heavy demand), but there's such a commodity: iron ore - it is largely decoupled from the weather and from financial speculation.

Check the price of iron ore: it even dropped in price during much of the bad weather period during early and mid 2010 - when it started going up on higher Chinese industrial demand (and increasing Chinese stockpiling).

But yes, in the long run most commodities will gradually increase in price - would you expect anything else on a slowly warming planet with limited resources?

Yet another pointless drivel, written by the idiot shill under the nick of bye (87770).

There are always floods and droughts and fires and everything pests etc., and everything goes wrong, and yet the prices for commodities have these things included into the market prices, it is nothing new. You are the shill, thus you are pushing government agenda, that these are extraordinary circumstances, similar to what the Communists of USSR were pushing in their newspapers, such as Pravda.

You are the idiot, thus you can't understand this simple truth - the entire world is not flooded and it's not burning and it's not dying from pests, yet prices for all commodities are on average over 80% higher today, than they were in 2003, and this includes metals and this includes energy, and this includes cotton and wool and skins and food and paper and whatever you can come up with.

The wheat exporters in Russia have suffered from the idiocy of the Russian PM Putin, but this did not do much to the world prices of wheat, as Canadian and US and Chinese and European wheat producers have covered this "deficit".

So you are the stupid, idiotic, lying shill, who will keep pushing forward the government agenda regardless of these simple facts:

sugar Dec 2003: 20.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 36.97 cents/pound, price up by over 81%
Beef Dec 2003: 105.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 193.00 cents/pound, price up by over 83%
Barley Dec 2003: 100.77 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 208.70 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 107%
Rice Dec 2003: 197.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 500.57 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 154%
Cocoa Beans Dec 2003: 1,646.58 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 3,113.52 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 89%
Tea Dec 2003: 205.22 cents/KG, Apr 2011: 325.33 cents/KG, price up by over 58%
Rubber Dec 2003: 57.31cents/pound, Apr 2011: 265.49cents/pound, price up by over 363%
Corn Dec 2003: 111.98 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 318.45 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 184%
Bananas Dec 2003: 371.43 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 1,013.47 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 172%
Propane Dec 2003: 0.63 USD/Gallon, Apr 2011: 1.45 USD/Gallon, price up by over 130%
Wheat Dec 2003: 165.57 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 336.30 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 103%
Oranges Dec 2003: 583.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 881.00 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 51%
Salmon Dec 2003: 3.12 USD/Kg, Apr 2011: 7.86 USD/Kg, price up by over 151%
Chicken Dec 2003: 68.98 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 86.42 cents/pound, price up by over 25%
Pork Dec 2003: 48.68 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 92.06 cents/pound, price up by over 89%

Yet another pointless drivel, written by the idiot shill under the nick of bye (87770).

There are always floods and droughts and fires and everything pests etc., and everything goes wrong, and yet the prices for commodities have these things included into the market prices, it is nothing new. You are the shill, thus you are pushing government agenda, that these are extraordinary circumstances, similar to what the Communists of USSR were pushing in their newspapers, such as Pravda.

You are the idiot, thus you can't understand this simple truth - the entire world is not flooded and it's not burning and it's not dying from pests, yet prices for all commodities are on average over 80% higher today, than they were in 2003, and this includes metals and this includes energy, and this includes cotton and wool and skins and food and paper and whatever you can come up with.

The wheat exporters in Russia have suffered from the idiocy of the Russian PM Putin, but this did not do much to the world prices of wheat, as Canadian and US and Chinese and European wheat producers have covered this "deficit".

So you are the stupid, idiotic, lying shill, who will keep pushing forward the government agenda regardless of these simple facts:

sugar Dec 2003: 20.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 36.97 cents/pound, price up by over 81%
Beef Dec 2003: 105.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 193.00 cents/pound, price up by over 83%
Barley Dec 2003: 100.77 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 208.70 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 107%
Rice Dec 2003: 197.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 500.57 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 154%
Cocoa Beans Dec 2003: 1,646.58 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 3,113.52 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 89%
Tea Dec 2003: 205.22 cents/KG, Apr 2011: 325.33 cents/KG, price up by over 58%
Rubber Dec 2003: 57.31cents/pound, Apr 2011: 265.49cents/pound, price up by over 363%
Corn Dec 2003: 111.98 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 318.45 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 184%
Bananas Dec 2003: 371.43 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 1,013.47 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 172%
Propane Dec 2003: 0.63 USD/Gallon, Apr 2011: 1.45 USD/Gallon, price up by over 130%
Wheat Dec 2003: 165.57 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 336.30 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 103%
Oranges Dec 2003: 583.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 881.00 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 51%
Salmon Dec 2003: 3.12 USD/Kg, Apr 2011: 7.86 USD/Kg, price up by over 151%
Chicken Dec 2003: 68.98 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 86.42 cents/pound, price up by over 25%
Pork Dec 2003: 48.68 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 92.06 cents/pound, price up by over 89%

Yet another pointless drivel, written by the idiot shill under the nick of bye (87770).

There are always floods and droughts and fires and everything pests etc., and everything goes wrong, and yet the prices for commodities have these things included into the market prices, it is nothing new. You are the shill, thus you are pushing government agenda, that these are extraordinary circumstances, similar to what the Communists of USSR were pushing in their newspapers, such as Pravda.

You are the idiot, thus you can't understand this simple truth - the entire world is not flooded and it's not burning and it's not dying from pests, yet prices for all commodities are on average over 80% higher today, than they were in 2003, and this includes metals and this includes energy, and this includes cotton and wool and skins and food and paper and whatever you can come up with.

The wheat exporters in Russia have suffered from the idiocy of the Russian PM Putin, but this did not do much to the world prices of wheat, as Canadian and US and Chinese and European wheat producers have covered this "deficit".

So you are the stupid, idiotic, lying shill, who will keep pushing forward the government agenda regardless of these simple facts:

sugar Dec 2003: 20.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 36.97 cents/pound, price up by over 81%
Beef Dec 2003: 105.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 193.00 cents/pound, price up by over 83%
Barley Dec 2003: 100.77 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 208.70 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 107%
Rice Dec 2003: 197.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 500.57 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 154%
Cocoa Beans Dec 2003: 1,646.58 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 3,113.52 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 89%
Tea Dec 2003: 205.22 cents/KG, Apr 2011: 325.33 cents/KG, price up by over 58%
Rubber Dec 2003: 57.31cents/pound, Apr 2011: 265.49cents/pound, price up by over 363%
Corn Dec 2003: 111.98 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 318.45 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 184%
Bananas Dec 2003: 371.43 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 1,013.47 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 172%
Propane Dec 2003: 0.63 USD/Gallon, Apr 2011: 1.45 USD/Gallon, price up by over 130%
Wheat Dec 2003: 165.57 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 336.30 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 103%
Oranges Dec 2003: 583.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 881.00 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 51%
Salmon Dec 2003: 3.12 USD/Kg, Apr 2011: 7.86 USD/Kg, price up by over 151%
Chicken Dec 2003: 68.98 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 86.42 cents/pound, price up by over 25%
Pork Dec 2003: 48.68 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 92.06 cents/pound, price up by over 89%

Yet another pointless drivel, written by the idiot shill under the nick of bye (87770).

There are always floods and droughts and fires and everything pests etc., and everything goes wrong, and yet the prices for commodities have these things included into the market prices, it is nothing new. You are the shill, thus you are pushing government agenda, that these are extraordinary circumstances, similar to what the Communists of USSR were pushing in their newspapers, such as Pravda.

You are the idiot, thus you can't understand this simple truth - the entire world is not flooded and it's not burning and it's not dying from pests, yet prices for all commodities are on average over 80% higher today, than they were in 2003, and this includes metals and this includes energy, and this includes cotton and wool and skins and food and paper and whatever you can come up with.

The wheat exporters in Russia have suffered from the idiocy of the Russian PM Putin, but this did not do much to the world prices of wheat, as Canadian and US and Chinese and European wheat producers have covered this "deficit".

So you are the stupid, idiotic, lying shill, who will keep pushing forward the government agenda regardless of these simple facts:

sugar Dec 2003: 20.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 36.97 cents/pound, price up by over 81%
Beef Dec 2003: 105.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 193.00 cents/pound, price up by over 83%
Barley Dec 2003: 100.77 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 208.70 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 107%
Rice Dec 2003: 197.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 500.57 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 154%
Cocoa Beans Dec 2003: 1,646.58 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 3,113.52 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 89%
Tea Dec 2003: 205.22 cents/KG, Apr 2011: 325.33 cents/KG, price up by over 58%
Rubber Dec 2003: 57.31cents/pound, Apr 2011: 265.49cents/pound, price up by over 363%
Corn Dec 2003: 111.98 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 318.45 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 184%
Bananas Dec 2003: 371.43 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 1,013.47 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 172%
Propane Dec 2003: 0.63 USD/Gallon, Apr 2011: 1.45 USD/Gallon, price up by over 130%
Wheat Dec 2003: 165.57 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 336.30 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 103%
Oranges Dec 2003: 583.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 881.00 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 51%
Salmon Dec 2003: 3.12 USD/Kg, Apr 2011: 7.86 USD/Kg, price up by over 151%
Chicken Dec 2003: 68.98 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 86.42 cents/pound, price up by over 25%
Pork Dec 2003: 48.68 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 92.06 cents/pound, price up by over 89%

Yet another pointless drivel, written by the idiot shill under the nick of bye (87770).

There are always floods and droughts and fires and everything pests etc., and everything goes wrong, and yet the prices for commodities have these things included into the market prices, it is nothing new. You are the shill, thus you are pushing government agenda, that these are extraordinary circumstances, similar to what the Communists of USSR were pushing in their newspapers, such as Pravda.

You are the idiot, thus you can't understand this simple truth - the entire world is not flooded and it's not burning and it's not dying from pests, yet prices for all commodities are on average over 80% higher today, than they were in 2003, and this includes metals and this includes energy, and this includes cotton and wool and skins and food and paper and whatever you can come up with.

The wheat exporters in Russia have suffered from the idiocy of the Russian PM Putin, but this did not do much to the world prices of wheat, as Canadian and US and Chinese and European wheat producers have covered this "deficit".

So you are the stupid, idiotic, lying shill, who will keep pushing forward the government agenda regardless of these simple facts:

sugar Dec 2003: 20.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 36.97 cents/pound, price up by over 81%
Beef Dec 2003: 105.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 193.00 cents/pound, price up by over 83%
Barley Dec 2003: 100.77 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 208.70 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 107%
Rice Dec 2003: 197.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 500.57 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 154%
Cocoa Beans Dec 2003: 1,646.58 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 3,113.52 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 89%
Tea Dec 2003: 205.22 cents/KG, Apr 2011: 325.33 cents/KG, price up by over 58%
Rubber Dec 2003: 57.31cents/pound, Apr 2011: 265.49cents/pound, price up by over 363%
Corn Dec 2003: 111.98 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 318.45 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 184%
Bananas Dec 2003: 371.43 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 1,013.47 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 172%
Propane Dec 2003: 0.63 USD/Gallon, Apr 2011: 1.45 USD/Gallon, price up by over 130%
Wheat Dec 2003: 165.57 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 336.30 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 103%
Oranges Dec 2003: 583.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 881.00 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 51%
Salmon Dec 2003: 3.12 USD/Kg, Apr 2011: 7.86 USD/Kg, price up by over 151%
Chicken Dec 2003: 68.98 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 86.42 cents/pound, price up by over 25%
Pork Dec 2003: 48.68 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 92.06 cents/pound, price up by over 89%

Yet another pointless drivel, written by the idiot shill under the nick of bye (87770).

There are always floods and droughts and fires and everything pests etc., and everything goes wrong, and yet the prices for commodities have these things included into the market prices, it is nothing new. You are the shill, thus you are pushing government agenda, that these are extraordinary circumstances, similar to what the Communists of USSR were pushing in their newspapers, such as Pravda.

You are the idiot, thus you can't understand this simple truth - the entire world is not flooded and it's not burning and it's not dying from pests, yet prices for all commodities are on average over 80% higher today, than they were in 2003, and this includes metals and this includes energy, and this includes cotton and wool and skins and food and paper and whatever you can come up with.

The wheat exporters in Russia have suffered from the idiocy of the Russian PM Putin, but this did not do much to the world prices of wheat, as Canadian and US and Chinese and European wheat producers have covered this "deficit".

So you are the stupid, idiotic, lying shill, who will keep pushing forward the government agenda regardless of these simple facts:

sugar Dec 2003: 20.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 36.97 cents/pound, price up by over 81%
Beef Dec 2003: 105.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 193.00 cents/pound, price up by over 83%
Barley Dec 2003: 100.77 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 208.70 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 107%
Rice Dec 2003: 197.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 500.57 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 154%
Cocoa Beans Dec 2003: 1,646.58 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 3,113.52 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 89%
Tea Dec 2003: 205.22 cents/KG, Apr 2011: 325.33 cents/KG, price up by over 58%
Rubber Dec 2003: 57.31cents/pound, Apr 2011: 265.49cents/pound, price up by over 363%
Corn Dec 2003: 111.98 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 318.45 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 184%
Bananas Dec 2003: 371.43 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 1,013.47 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 172%
Propane Dec 2003: 0.63 USD/Gallon, Apr 2011: 1.45 USD/Gallon, price up by over 130%
Wheat Dec 2003: 165.57 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 336.30 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 103%
Oranges Dec 2003: 583.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 881.00 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 51%
Salmon Dec 2003: 3.12 USD/Kg, Apr 2011: 7.86 USD/Kg, price up by over 151%
Chicken Dec 2003: 68.98 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 86.42 cents/pound, price up by over 25%
Pork Dec 2003: 48.68 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 92.06 cents/pound, price up by over 89%

Yet another pointless drivel, written by the idiot shill under the nick of bye (87770).

There are always floods and droughts and fires and everything pests etc., and everything goes wrong, and yet the prices for commodities have these things included into the market prices, it is nothing new. You are the shill, thus you are pushing government agenda, that these are extraordinary circumstances, similar to what the Communists of USSR were pushing in their newspapers, such as Pravda.

You are the idiot, thus you can't understand this simple truth - the entire world is not flooded and it's not burning and it's not dying from pests, yet prices for all commodities are on average over 80% higher today, than they were in 2003, and this includes metals and this includes energy, and this includes cotton and wool and skins and food and paper and whatever you can come up with.

The wheat exporters in Russia have suffered from the idiocy of the Russian PM Putin, but this did not do much to the world prices of wheat, as Canadian and US and Chinese and European wheat producers have covered this "deficit".

So you are the stupid, idiotic, lying shill, who will keep pushing forward the government agenda regardless of these simple facts:

sugar Dec 2003: 20.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 36.97 cents/pound, price up by over 81%
Beef Dec 2003: 105.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 193.00 cents/pound, price up by over 83%
Barley Dec 2003: 100.77 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 208.70 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 107%
Rice Dec 2003: 197.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 500.57 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 154%
Cocoa Beans Dec 2003: 1,646.58 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 3,113.52 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 89%
Tea Dec 2003: 205.22 cents/KG, Apr 2011: 325.33 cents/KG, price up by over 58%
Rubber Dec 2003: 57.31cents/pound, Apr 2011: 265.49cents/pound, price up by over 363%
Corn Dec 2003: 111.98 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 318.45 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 184%
Bananas Dec 2003: 371.43 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 1,013.47 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 172%
Propane Dec 2003: 0.63 USD/Gallon, Apr 2011: 1.45 USD/Gallon, price up by over 130%
Wheat Dec 2003: 165.57 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 336.30 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 103%
Oranges Dec 2003: 583.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 881.00 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 51%
Salmon Dec 2003: 3.12 USD/Kg, Apr 2011: 7.86 USD/Kg, price up by over 151%
Chicken Dec 2003: 68.98 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 86.42 cents/pound, price up by over 25%
Pork Dec 2003: 48.68 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 92.06 cents/pound, price up by over 89%

Yet another pointless drivel, written by the idiot shill under the nick of bye (87770).

There are always floods and droughts and fires and everything pests etc., and everything goes wrong, and yet the prices for commodities have these things included into the market prices, it is nothing new. You are the shill, thus you are pushing government agenda, that these are extraordinary circumstances, similar to what the Communists of USSR were pushing in their newspapers, such as Pravda.

You are the idiot, thus you can't understand this simple truth - the entire world is not flooded and it's not burning and it's not dying from pests, yet prices for all commodities are on average over 80% higher today, than they were in 2003, and this includes metals and this includes energy, and this includes cotton and wool and skins and food and paper and whatever you can come up with.

The wheat exporters in Russia have suffered from the idiocy of the Russian PM Putin, but this did not do much to the world prices of wheat, as Canadian and US and Chinese and European wheat producers have covered this "deficit".

So you are the stupid, idiotic, lying shill, who will keep pushing forward the government agenda regardless of these simple facts:

sugar Dec 2003: 20.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 36.97 cents/pound, price up by over 81%
Beef Dec 2003: 105.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 193.00 cents/pound, price up by over 83%
Barley Dec 2003: 100.77 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 208.70 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 107%
Rice Dec 2003: 197.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 500.57 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 154%
Cocoa Beans Dec 2003: 1,646.58 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 3,113.52 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 89%
Tea Dec 2003: 205.22 cents/KG, Apr 2011: 325.33 cents/KG, price up by over 58%
Rubber Dec 2003: 57.31cents/pound, Apr 2011: 265.49cents/pound, price up by over 363%
Corn Dec 2003: 111.98 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 318.45 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 184%
Bananas Dec 2003: 371.43 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 1,013.47 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 172%
Propane Dec 2003: 0.63 USD/Gallon, Apr 2011: 1.45 USD/Gallon, price up by over 130%
Wheat Dec 2003: 165.57 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 336.30 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 103%
Oranges Dec 2003: 583.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 881.00 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 51%
Salmon Dec 2003: 3.12 USD/Kg, Apr 2011: 7.86 USD/Kg, price up by over 151%
Chicken Dec 2003: 68.98 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 86.42 cents/pound, price up by over 25%
Pork Dec 2003: 48.68 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 92.06 cents/pound, price up by over 89%

Yet another pointless drivel, written by the idiot shill under the nick of bye (87770).

There are always floods and droughts and fires and everything pests etc., and everything goes wrong, and yet the prices for commodities have these things included into the market prices, it is nothing new. You are the shill, thus you are pushing government agenda, that these are extraordinary circumstances, similar to what the Communists of USSR were pushing in their newspapers, such as Pravda.

You are the idiot, thus you can't understand this simple truth - the entire world is not flooded and it's not burning and it's not dying from pests, yet prices for all commodities are on average over 80% higher today, than they were in 2003, and this includes metals and this includes energy, and this includes cotton and wool and skins and food and paper and whatever you can come up with.

The wheat exporters in Russia have suffered from the idiocy of the Russian PM Putin, but this did not do much to the world prices of wheat, as Canadian and US and Chinese and European wheat producers have covered this "deficit".

So you are the stupid, idiotic, lying shill, who will keep pushing forward the government agenda regardless of these simple facts:

sugar Dec 2003: 20.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 36.97 cents/pound, price up by over 81%
Beef Dec 2003: 105.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 193.00 cents/pound, price up by over 83%
Barley Dec 2003: 100.77 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 208.70 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 107%
Rice Dec 2003: 197.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 500.57 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 154%
Cocoa Beans Dec 2003: 1,646.58 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 3,113.52 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 89%
Tea Dec 2003: 205.22 cents/KG, Apr 2011: 325.33 cents/KG, price up by over 58%
Rubber Dec 2003: 57.31cents/pound, Apr 2011: 265.49cents/pound, price up by over 363%
Corn Dec 2003: 111.98 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 318.45 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 184%
Bananas Dec 2003: 371.43 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 1,013.47 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 172%
Propane Dec 2003: 0.63 USD/Gallon, Apr 2011: 1.45 USD/Gallon, price up by over 130%
Wheat Dec 2003: 165.57 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 336.30 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 103%
Oranges Dec 2003: 583.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 881.00 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 51%
Salmon Dec 2003: 3.12 USD/Kg, Apr 2011: 7.86 USD/Kg, price up by over 151%
Chicken Dec 2003: 68.98 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 86.42 cents/pound, price up by over 25%
Pork Dec 2003: 48.68 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 92.06 cents/pound, price up by over 89%

Yet another pointless drivel, written by the idiot shill under the nick of bye (87770).

There are always floods and droughts and fires and everything pests etc., and everything goes wrong, and yet the prices for commodities have these things included into the market prices, it is nothing new. You are the shill, thus you are pushing government agenda, that these are extraordinary circumstances, similar to what the Communists of USSR were pushing in their newspapers, such as Pravda.

You are the idiot, thus you can't understand this simple truth - the entire world is not flooded and it's not burning and it's not dying from pests, yet prices for all commodities are on average over 80% higher today, than they were in 2003, and this includes metals and this includes energy, and this includes cotton and wool and skins and food and paper and whatever you can come up with.

The wheat exporters in Russia have suffered from the idiocy of the Russian PM Putin, but this did not do much to the world prices of wheat, as Canadian and US and Chinese and European wheat producers have covered this "deficit".

So you are the stupid, idiotic, lying shill, who will keep pushing forward the government agenda regardless of these simple facts:

sugar Dec 2003: 20.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 36.97 cents/pound, price up by over 81%
Beef Dec 2003: 105.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 193.00 cents/pound, price up by over 83%
Barley Dec 2003: 100.77 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 208.70 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 107%
Rice Dec 2003: 197.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 500.57 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 154%
Cocoa Beans Dec 2003: 1,646.58 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 3,113.52 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 89%
Tea Dec 2003: 205.22 cents/KG, Apr 2011: 325.33 cents/KG, price up by over 58%
Rubber Dec 2003: 57.31cents/pound, Apr 2011: 265.49cents/pound, price up by over 363%
Corn Dec 2003: 111.98 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 318.45 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 184%
Bananas Dec 2003: 371.43 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 1,013.47 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 172%
Propane Dec 2003: 0.63 USD/Gallon, Apr 2011: 1.45 USD/Gallon, price up by over 130%
Wheat Dec 2003: 165.57 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 336.30 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 103%
Oranges Dec 2003: 583.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 881.00 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 51%
Salmon Dec 2003: 3.12 USD/Kg, Apr 2011: 7.86 USD/Kg, price up by over 151%
Chicken Dec 2003: 68.98 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 86.42 cents/pound, price up by over 25%
Pork Dec 2003: 48.68 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 92.06 cents/pound, price up by over 89%

Yet another pointless drivel, written by the idiot shill under the nick of bye (87770).

There are always floods and droughts and fires and everything pests etc., and everything goes wrong, and yet the prices for commodities have these things included into the market prices, it is nothing new. You are the shill, thus you are pushing government agenda, that these are extraordinary circumstances, similar to what the Communists of USSR were pushing in their newspapers, such as Pravda.

You are the idiot, thus you can't understand this simple truth - the entire world is not flooded and it's not burning and it's not dying from pests, yet prices for all commodities are on average over 80% higher today, than they were in 2003, and this includes metals and this includes energy, and this includes cotton and wool and skins and food and paper and whatever you can come up with.

The wheat exporters in Russia have suffered from the idiocy of the Russian PM Putin, but this did not do much to the world prices of wheat, as Canadian and US and Chinese and European wheat producers have covered this "deficit".

So you are the stupid, idiotic, lying shill, who will keep pushing forward the government agenda regardless of these simple facts:

sugar Dec 2003: 20.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 36.97 cents/pound, price up by over 81%
Beef Dec 2003: 105.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 193.00 cents/pound, price up by over 83%
Barley Dec 2003: 100.77 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 208.70 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 107%
Rice Dec 2003: 197.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 500.57 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 154%
Cocoa Beans Dec 2003: 1,646.58 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 3,113.52 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 89%
Tea Dec 2003: 205.22 cents/KG, Apr 2011: 325.33 cents/KG, price up by over 58%
Rubber Dec 2003: 57.31cents/pound, Apr 2011: 265.49cents/pound, price up by over 363%
Corn Dec 2003: 111.98 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 318.45 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 184%
Bananas Dec 2003: 371.43 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 1,013.47 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 172%
Propane Dec 2003: 0.63 USD/Gallon, Apr 2011: 1.45 USD/Gallon, price up by over 130%
Wheat Dec 2003: 165.57 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 336.30 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 103%
Oranges Dec 2003: 583.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 881.00 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 51%
Salmon Dec 2003: 3.12 USD/Kg, Apr 2011: 7.86 USD/Kg, price up by over 151%
Chicken Dec 2003: 68.98 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 86.42 cents/pound, price up by over 25%
Pork Dec 2003: 48.68 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 92.06 cents/pound, price up by over 89%

Yet another pointless drivel, written by the idiot shill under the nick of bye (87770).

There are always floods and droughts and fires and everything pests etc., and everything goes wrong, and yet the prices for commodities have these things included into the market prices, it is nothing new. You are the shill, thus you are pushing government agenda, that these are extraordinary circumstances, similar to what the Communists of USSR were pushing in their newspapers, such as Pravda.

You are the idiot, thus you can't understand this simple truth - the entire world is not flooded and it's not burning and it's not dying from pests, yet prices for all commodities are on average over 80% higher today, than they were in 2003, and this includes metals and this includes energy, and this includes cotton and wool and skins and food and paper and whatever you can come up with.

The wheat exporters in Russia have suffered from the idiocy of the Russian PM Putin, but this did not do much to the world prices of wheat, as Canadian and US and Chinese and European wheat producers have covered this "deficit".

So you are the stupid, idiotic, lying shill, who will keep pushing forward the government agenda regardless of these simple facts:

sugar Dec 2003: 20.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 36.97 cents/pound, price up by over 81%
Beef Dec 2003: 105.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 193.00 cents/pound, price up by over 83%
Barley Dec 2003: 100.77 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 208.70 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 107%
Rice Dec 2003: 197.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 500.57 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 154%
Cocoa Beans Dec 2003: 1,646.58 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 3,113.52 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 89%
Tea Dec 2003: 205.22 cents/KG, Apr 2011: 325.33 cents/KG, price up by over 58%
Rubber Dec 2003: 57.31cents/pound, Apr 2011: 265.49cents/pound, price up by over 363%
Corn Dec 2003: 111.98 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 318.45 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 184%
Bananas Dec 2003: 371.43 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 1,013.47 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 172%
Propane Dec 2003: 0.63 USD/Gallon, Apr 2011: 1.45 USD/Gallon, price up by over 130%
Wheat Dec 2003: 165.57 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 336.30 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 103%
Oranges Dec 2003: 583.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 881.00 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 51%
Salmon Dec 2003: 3.12 USD/Kg, Apr 2011: 7.86 USD/Kg, price up by over 151%
Chicken Dec 2003: 68.98 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 86.42 cents/pound, price up by over 25%
Pork Dec 2003: 48.68 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 92.06 cents/pound, price up by over 89%

Yet another pointless drivel, written by the idiot shill under the nick of bye (87770).

There are always floods and droughts and fires and everything pests etc., and everything goes wrong, and yet the prices for commodities have these things included into the market prices, it is nothing new. You are the shill, thus you are pushing government agenda, that these are extraordinary circumstances, similar to what the Communists of USSR were pushing in their newspapers, such as Pravda.

You are the idiot, thus you can't understand this simple truth - the entire world is not flooded and it's not burning and it's not dying from pests, yet prices for all commodities are on average over 80% higher today, than they were in 2003, and this includes metals and this includes energy, and this includes cotton and wool and skins and food and paper and whatever you can come up with.

The wheat exporters in Russia have suffered from the idiocy of the Russian PM Putin, but this did not do much to the world prices of wheat, as Canadian and US and Chinese and European wheat producers have covered this "deficit".

So you are the stupid, idiotic, lying shill, who will keep pushing forward the government agenda regardless of these simple facts:

sugar Dec 2003: 20.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 36.97 cents/pound, price up by over 81%
Beef Dec 2003: 105.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 193.00 cents/pound, price up by over 83%
Barley Dec 2003: 100.77 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 208.70 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 107%
Rice Dec 2003: 197.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 500.57 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 154%
Cocoa Beans Dec 2003: 1,646.58 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 3,113.52 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 89%
Tea Dec 2003: 205.22 cents/KG, Apr 2011: 325.33 cents/KG, price up by over 58%
Rubber Dec 2003: 57.31cents/pound, Apr 2011: 265.49cents/pound, price up by over 363%
Corn Dec 2003: 111.98 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 318.45 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 184%
Bananas Dec 2003: 371.43 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 1,013.47 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 172%
Propane Dec 2003: 0.63 USD/Gallon, Apr 2011: 1.45 USD/Gallon, price up by over 130%
Wheat Dec 2003: 165.57 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 336.30 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 103%
Oranges Dec 2003: 583.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 881.00 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 51%
Salmon Dec 2003: 3.12 USD/Kg, Apr 2011: 7.86 USD/Kg, price up by over 151%
Chicken Dec 2003: 68.98 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 86.42 cents/pound, price up by over 25%
Pork Dec 2003: 48.68 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 92.06 cents/pound, price up by over 89%

Yet another pointless drivel, written by the idiot shill under the nick of bye (87770).

There are always floods and droughts and fires and everything pests etc., and everything goes wrong, and yet the prices for commodities have these things included into the market prices, it is nothing new. You are the shill, thus you are pushing government agenda, that these are extraordinary circumstances, similar to what the Communists of USSR were pushing in their newspapers, such as Pravda.

You are the idiot, thus you can't understand this simple truth - the entire world is not flooded and it's not burning and it's not dying from pests, yet prices for all commodities are on average over 80% higher today, than they were in 2003, and this includes metals and this includes energy, and this includes cotton and wool and skins and food and paper and whatever you can come up with.

The wheat exporters in Russia have suffered from the idiocy of the Russian PM Putin, but this did not do much to the world prices of wheat, as Canadian and US and Chinese and European wheat producers have covered this "deficit".

So you are the stupid, idiotic, lying shill, who will keep pushing forward the government agenda regardless of these simple facts:

sugar Dec 2003: 20.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 36.97 cents/pound, price up by over 81%
Beef Dec 2003: 105.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 193.00 cents/pound, price up by over 83%
Barley Dec 2003: 100.77 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 208.70 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 107%
Rice Dec 2003: 197.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 500.57 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 154%
Cocoa Beans Dec 2003: 1,646.58 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 3,113.52 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 89%
Tea Dec 2003: 205.22 cents/KG, Apr 2011: 325.33 cents/KG, price up by over 58%
Rubber Dec 2003: 57.31cents/pound, Apr 2011: 265.49cents/pound, price up by over 363%
Corn Dec 2003: 111.98 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 318.45 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 184%
Bananas Dec 2003: 371.43 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 1,013.47 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 172%
Propane Dec 2003: 0.63 USD/Gallon, Apr 2011: 1.45 USD/Gallon, price up by over 130%
Wheat Dec 2003: 165.57 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 336.30 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 103%
Oranges Dec 2003: 583.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 881.00 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 51%
Salmon Dec 2003: 3.12 USD/Kg, Apr 2011: 7.86 USD/Kg, price up by over 151%
Chicken Dec 2003: 68.98 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 86.42 cents/pound, price up by over 25%
Pork Dec 2003: 48.68 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 92.06 cents/pound, price up by over 89%

Yet another pointless drivel, written by the idiot shill under the nick of bye (87770).

There are always floods and droughts and fires and everything pests etc., and everything goes wrong, and yet the prices for commodities have these things included into the market prices, it is nothing new. You are the shill, thus you are pushing government agenda, that these are extraordinary circumstances, similar to what the Communists of USSR were pushing in their newspapers, such as Pravda.

You are the idiot, thus you can't understand this simple truth - the entire world is not flooded and it's not burning and it's not dying from pests, yet prices for all commodities are on average over 80% higher today, than they were in 2003, and this includes metals and this includes energy, and this includes cotton and wool and skins and food and paper and whatever you can come up with.

The wheat exporters in Russia have suffered from the idiocy of the Russian PM Putin, but this did not do much to the world prices of wheat, as Canadian and US and Chinese and European wheat producers have covered this "deficit".

So you are the stupid, idiotic, lying shill, who will keep pushing forward the government agenda regardless of these simple facts:

sugar Dec 2003: 20.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 36.97 cents/pound, price up by over 81%
Beef Dec 2003: 105.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 193.00 cents/pound, price up by over 83%
Barley Dec 2003: 100.77 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 208.70 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 107%
Rice Dec 2003: 197.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 500.57 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 154%
Cocoa Beans Dec 2003: 1,646.58 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 3,113.52 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 89%
Tea Dec 2003: 205.22 cents/KG, Apr 2011: 325.33 cents/KG, price up by over 58%
Rubber Dec 2003: 57.31cents/pound, Apr 2011: 265.49cents/pound, price up by over 363%
Corn Dec 2003: 111.98 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 318.45 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 184%
Bananas Dec 2003: 371.43 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 1,013.47 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 172%
Propane Dec 2003: 0.63 USD/Gallon, Apr 2011: 1.45 USD/Gallon, price up by over 130%
Wheat Dec 2003: 165.57 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 336.30 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 103%
Oranges Dec 2003: 583.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 881.00 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 51%
Salmon Dec 2003: 3.12 USD/Kg, Apr 2011: 7.86 USD/Kg, price up by over 151%
Chicken Dec 2003: 68.98 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 86.42 cents/pound, price up by over 25%
Pork Dec 2003: 48.68 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 92.06 cents/pound, price up by over 89%

More idiotic stuff from bye (87770), as the droughts and fires and floods, and hurricanes, etc., have always been a problem for production, the commodities have these fluctuations priced in, without having to hit any particular problem, the actual prices for all commodities have been steadily rising for decades only due to inflation.

The poor excuse for an idiot, the shill, who goes under the snick 'bye', can't understand that in the world where the legitimate demand is increasing, the supply is also increasing to meet the demand, because increase in demand literally means increase in amount of money chasing the supplies.

The idiot shill, under then nick of 'bye', doesn't seem a bit surprised, that the numbers are showing an increase of price for every commodity priced in USD, but in real money, the prices are holding steady enough, with slight variations, which actually do, reflect the legitimate changes in supply/demand, thus priced in gold, cotton did not move in real price since 2003, but priced in gold it is now over 4 times as expensive.

But shills have their agenda, and when they are idiots, they can't even make an argument that is difficult to rebut. Of-course they are not chasing arguments for the sake of truth, they are chasing arguments to create uncertainty in the message.

There is no uncertainty, here are the numbers once more.

sugar Dec 2003: 20.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 36.97 cents/pound, price up by over 81%

Beef Dec 2003: 105.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 193.00 cents/pound, price up by over 83%

Barley Dec 2003: 100.77 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 208.70 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 107%

Rice Dec 2003: 197.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 500.57 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 154%

Cocoa Beans Dec 2003: 1,646.58 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 3,113.52 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 89%

Tea Dec 2003: 205.22 cents/KG, Apr 2011: 325.33 cents/KG, price up by over 58%

Rubber Dec 2003: 57.31cents/pound, Apr 2011: 265.49cents/pound, price up by over 363%

Corn Dec 2003: 111.98 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 318.45 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 184%

Bananas Dec 2003: 371.43 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 1,013.47 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 172%

Propane Dec 2003: 0.63 USD/Gallon, Apr 2011: 1.45 USD/Gallon, price up by over 130%

Wheat Dec 2003: 165.57 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 336.30 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 103%

Oranges Dec 2003: 583.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 881.00 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 51%

Salmon Dec 2003: 3.12 USD/Kg, Apr 2011: 7.86 USD/Kg, price up by over 151%

Chicken Dec 2003: 68.98 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 86.42 cents/pound, price up by over 25%

More idiotic stuff from bye (87770), as the droughts and fires and floods, and hurricanes, etc., have always been a problem for production, the commodities have these fluctuations priced in, without having to hit any particular problem, the actual prices for all commodities have been steadily rising for decades only due to inflation.

The poor excuse for an idiot, the shill, who goes under the snick 'bye', can't understand that in the world where the legitimate demand is increasing, the supply is also increasing to meet the demand, because increase in demand literally means increase in amount of money chasing the supplies.

The idiot shill, under then nick of 'bye', doesn't seem a bit surprised, that the numbers are showing an increase of price for every commodity priced in USD, but in real money, the prices are holding steady enough, with slight variations, which actually do, reflect the legitimate changes in supply/demand, thus priced in gold, cotton did not move in real price since 2003, but priced in gold it is now over 4 times as expensive.

But shills have their agenda, and when they are idiots, they can't even make an argument that is difficult to rebut. Of-course they are not chasing arguments for the sake of truth, they are chasing arguments to create uncertainty in the message.

There is no uncertainty, here are the numbers once more.

sugar Dec 2003: 20.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 36.97 cents/pound, price up by over 81%

Beef Dec 2003: 105.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 193.00 cents/pound, price up by over 83%

Barley Dec 2003: 100.77 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 208.70 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 107%

Rice Dec 2003: 197.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 500.57 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 154%

Cocoa Beans Dec 2003: 1,646.58 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 3,113.52 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 89%

Tea Dec 2003: 205.22 cents/KG, Apr 2011: 325.33 cents/KG, price up by over 58%

Rubber Dec 2003: 57.31cents/pound, Apr 2011: 265.49cents/pound, price up by over 363%

Corn Dec 2003: 111.98 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 318.45 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 184%

Bananas Dec 2003: 371.43 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 1,013.47 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 172%

Propane Dec 2003: 0.63 USD/Gallon, Apr 2011: 1.45 USD/Gallon, price up by over 130%

Wheat Dec 2003: 165.57 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 336.30 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 103%

Oranges Dec 2003: 583.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 881.00 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 51%

Salmon Dec 2003: 3.12 USD/Kg, Apr 2011: 7.86 USD/Kg, price up by over 151%

Chicken Dec 2003: 68.98 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 86.42 cents/pound, price up by over 25%

More idiotic stuff from bye (87770), as the droughts and fires and floods, and hurricanes, etc., have always been a problem for production, the commodities have these fluctuations priced in, without having to hit any particular problem, the actual prices for all commodities have been steadily rising for decades only due to inflation.

The poor excuse for an idiot, the shill, who goes under the snick 'bye', can't understand that in the world where the legitimate demand is increasing, the supply is also increasing to meet the demand, because increase in demand literally means increase in amount of money chasing the supplies.

The idiot shill, under then nick of 'bye', doesn't seem a bit surprised, that the numbers are showing an increase of price for every commodity priced in USD, but in real money, the prices are holding steady enough, with slight variations, which actually do, reflect the legitimate changes in supply/demand, thus priced in gold, cotton did not move in real price since 2003, but priced in gold it is now over 4 times as expensive.

But shills have their agenda, and when they are idiots, they can't even make an argument that is difficult to rebut. Of-course they are not chasing arguments for the sake of truth, they are chasing arguments to create uncertainty in the message.

There is no uncertainty, here are the numbers once more.

sugar Dec 2003: 20.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 36.97 cents/pound, price up by over 81%

Beef Dec 2003: 105.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 193.00 cents/pound, price up by over 83%

Barley Dec 2003: 100.77 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 208.70 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 107%

Rice Dec 2003: 197.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 500.57 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 154%

Cocoa Beans Dec 2003: 1,646.58 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 3,113.52 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 89%

Tea Dec 2003: 205.22 cents/KG, Apr 2011: 325.33 cents/KG, price up by over 58%

Rubber Dec 2003: 57.31cents/pound, Apr 2011: 265.49cents/pound, price up by over 363%

Corn Dec 2003: 111.98 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 318.45 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 184%

Bananas Dec 2003: 371.43 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 1,013.47 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 172%

Propane Dec 2003: 0.63 USD/Gallon, Apr 2011: 1.45 USD/Gallon, price up by over 130%

Wheat Dec 2003: 165.57 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 336.30 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 103%

Oranges Dec 2003: 583.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 881.00 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 51%

Salmon Dec 2003: 3.12 USD/Kg, Apr 2011: 7.86 USD/Kg, price up by over 151%

Chicken Dec 2003: 68.98 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 86.42 cents/pound, price up by over 25%

More idiotic stuff from bye (87770), as the droughts and fires and floods, and hurricanes, etc., have always been a problem for production, the commodities have these fluctuations priced in, without having to hit any particular problem, the actual prices for all commodities have been steadily rising for decades only due to inflation.

The poor excuse for an idiot, the shill, who goes under the snick 'bye', can't understand that in the world where the legitimate demand is increasing, the supply is also increasing to meet the demand, because increase in demand literally means increase in amount of money chasing the supplies.

The idiot shill, under then nick of 'bye', doesn't seem a bit surprised, that the numbers are showing an increase of price for every commodity priced in USD, but in real money, the prices are holding steady enough, with slight variations, which actually do, reflect the legitimate changes in supply/demand, thus priced in gold, cotton did not move in real price since 2003, but priced in gold it is now over 4 times as expensive.

But shills have their agenda, and when they are idiots, they can't even make an argument that is difficult to rebut. Of-course they are not chasing arguments for the sake of truth, they are chasing arguments to create uncertainty in the message.

There is no uncertainty, here are the numbers once more.

sugar Dec 2003: 20.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 36.97 cents/pound, price up by over 81%

Beef Dec 2003: 105.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 193.00 cents/pound, price up by over 83%

Barley Dec 2003: 100.77 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 208.70 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 107%

Rice Dec 2003: 197.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 500.57 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 154%

Cocoa Beans Dec 2003: 1,646.58 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 3,113.52 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 89%

Tea Dec 2003: 205.22 cents/KG, Apr 2011: 325.33 cents/KG, price up by over 58%

Rubber Dec 2003: 57.31cents/pound, Apr 2011: 265.49cents/pound, price up by over 363%

Corn Dec 2003: 111.98 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 318.45 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 184%

Bananas Dec 2003: 371.43 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 1,013.47 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 172%

Propane Dec 2003: 0.63 USD/Gallon, Apr 2011: 1.45 USD/Gallon, price up by over 130%

Wheat Dec 2003: 165.57 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 336.30 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 103%

Oranges Dec 2003: 583.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 881.00 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 51%

Salmon Dec 2003: 3.12 USD/Kg, Apr 2011: 7.86 USD/Kg, price up by over 151%

Chicken Dec 2003: 68.98 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 86.42 cents/pound, price up by over 25%

More idiotic stuff from bye (87770), as the droughts and fires and floods, and hurricanes, etc., have always been a problem for production, the commodities have these fluctuations priced in, without having to hit any particular problem, the actual prices for all commodities have been steadily rising for decades only due to inflation.

The poor excuse for an idiot, the shill, who goes under the snick 'bye', can't understand that in the world where the legitimate demand is increasing, the supply is also increasing to meet the demand, because increase in demand literally means increase in amount of money chasing the supplies.

The idiot shill, under then nick of 'bye', doesn't seem a bit surprised, that the numbers are showing an increase of price for every commodity priced in USD, but in real money, the prices are holding steady enough, with slight variations, which actually do, reflect the legitimate changes in supply/demand, thus priced in gold, cotton did not move in real price since 2003, but priced in gold it is now over 4 times as expensive.

But shills have their agenda, and when they are idiots, they can't even make an argument that is difficult to rebut. Of-course they are not chasing arguments for the sake of truth, they are chasing arguments to create uncertainty in the message.

There is no uncertainty, here are the numbers once more.

sugar Dec 2003: 20.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 36.97 cents/pound, price up by over 81%

Beef Dec 2003: 105.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 193.00 cents/pound, price up by over 83%

Barley Dec 2003: 100.77 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 208.70 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 107%

Rice Dec 2003: 197.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 500.57 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 154%

Cocoa Beans Dec 2003: 1,646.58 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 3,113.52 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 89%

Tea Dec 2003: 205.22 cents/KG, Apr 2011: 325.33 cents/KG, price up by over 58%

Rubber Dec 2003: 57.31cents/pound, Apr 2011: 265.49cents/pound, price up by over 363%

Corn Dec 2003: 111.98 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 318.45 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 184%

Bananas Dec 2003: 371.43 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 1,013.47 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 172%

Propane Dec 2003: 0.63 USD/Gallon, Apr 2011: 1.45 USD/Gallon, price up by over 130%

Wheat Dec 2003: 165.57 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 336.30 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 103%

Oranges Dec 2003: 583.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 881.00 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 51%

Salmon Dec 2003: 3.12 USD/Kg, Apr 2011: 7.86 USD/Kg, price up by over 151%

Chicken Dec 2003: 68.98 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 86.42 cents/pound, price up by over 25%

More idiotic stuff from bye (87770), as the droughts and fires and floods, and hurricanes, etc., have always been a problem for production, the commodities have these fluctuations priced in, without having to hit any particular problem, the actual prices for all commodities have been steadily rising for decades only due to inflation.

The poor excuse for an idiot, the shill, who goes under the snick 'bye', can't understand that in the world where the legitimate demand is increasing, the supply is also increasing to meet the demand, because increase in demand literally means increase in amount of money chasing the supplies.

The idiot shill, under then nick of 'bye', doesn't seem a bit surprised, that the numbers are showing an increase of price for every commodity priced in USD, but in real money, the prices are holding steady enough, with slight variations, which actually do, reflect the legitimate changes in supply/demand, thus priced in gold, cotton did not move in real price since 2003, but priced in gold it is now over 4 times as expensive.

But shills have their agenda, and when they are idiots, they can't even make an argument that is difficult to rebut. Of-course they are not chasing arguments for the sake of truth, they are chasing arguments to create uncertainty in the message.

There is no uncertainty, here are the numbers once more.

sugar Dec 2003: 20.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 36.97 cents/pound, price up by over 81%

Beef Dec 2003: 105.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 193.00 cents/pound, price up by over 83%

Barley Dec 2003: 100.77 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 208.70 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 107%

Rice Dec 2003: 197.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 500.57 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 154%

Cocoa Beans Dec 2003: 1,646.58 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 3,113.52 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 89%

Tea Dec 2003: 205.22 cents/KG, Apr 2011: 325.33 cents/KG, price up by over 58%

Rubber Dec 2003: 57.31cents/pound, Apr 2011: 265.49cents/pound, price up by over 363%

Corn Dec 2003: 111.98 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 318.45 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 184%

Bananas Dec 2003: 371.43 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 1,013.47 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 172%

Propane Dec 2003: 0.63 USD/Gallon, Apr 2011: 1.45 USD/Gallon, price up by over 130%

Wheat Dec 2003: 165.57 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 336.30 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 103%

Oranges Dec 2003: 583.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 881.00 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 51%

Salmon Dec 2003: 3.12 USD/Kg, Apr 2011: 7.86 USD/Kg, price up by over 151%

Chicken Dec 2003: 68.98 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 86.42 cents/pound, price up by over 25%

More idiotic stuff from bye (87770), as the droughts and fires and floods, and hurricanes, etc., have always been a problem for production, the commodities have these fluctuations priced in, without having to hit any particular problem, the actual prices for all commodities have been steadily rising for decades only due to inflation.

The poor excuse for an idiot, the shill, who goes under the snick 'bye', can't understand that in the world where the legitimate demand is increasing, the supply is also increasing to meet the demand, because increase in demand literally means increase in amount of money chasing the supplies.

The idiot shill, under then nick of 'bye', doesn't seem a bit surprised, that the numbers are showing an increase of price for every commodity priced in USD, but in real money, the prices are holding steady enough, with slight variations, which actually do, reflect the legitimate changes in supply/demand, thus priced in gold, cotton did not move in real price since 2003, but priced in gold it is now over 4 times as expensive.

But shills have their agenda, and when they are idiots, they can't even make an argument that is difficult to rebut. Of-course they are not chasing arguments for the sake of truth, they are chasing arguments to create uncertainty in the message.

There is no uncertainty, here are the numbers once more.

sugar Dec 2003: 20.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 36.97 cents/pound, price up by over 81%

Beef Dec 2003: 105.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 193.00 cents/pound, price up by over 83%

Barley Dec 2003: 100.77 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 208.70 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 107%

Rice Dec 2003: 197.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 500.57 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 154%

Cocoa Beans Dec 2003: 1,646.58 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 3,113.52 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 89%

Tea Dec 2003: 205.22 cents/KG, Apr 2011: 325.33 cents/KG, price up by over 58%

Rubber Dec 2003: 57.31cents/pound, Apr 2011: 265.49cents/pound, price up by over 363%

Corn Dec 2003: 111.98 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 318.45 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 184%

Bananas Dec 2003: 371.43 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 1,013.47 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 172%

Propane Dec 2003: 0.63 USD/Gallon, Apr 2011: 1.45 USD/Gallon, price up by over 130%

Wheat Dec 2003: 165.57 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 336.30 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 103%

Oranges Dec 2003: 583.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 881.00 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 51%

Salmon Dec 2003: 3.12 USD/Kg, Apr 2011: 7.86 USD/Kg, price up by over 151%

Chicken Dec 2003: 68.98 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 86.42 cents/pound, price up by over 25%

More idiotic stuff from bye (87770), as the droughts and fires and floods, and hurricanes, etc., have always been a problem for production, the commodities have these fluctuations priced in, without having to hit any particular problem, the actual prices for all commodities have been steadily rising for decades only due to inflation.

The poor excuse for an idiot, the shill, who goes under the snick 'bye', can't understand that in the world where the legitimate demand is increasing, the supply is also increasing to meet the demand, because increase in demand literally means increase in amount of money chasing the supplies.

The idiot shill, under then nick of 'bye', doesn't seem a bit surprised, that the numbers are showing an increase of price for every commodity priced in USD, but in real money, the prices are holding steady enough, with slight variations, which actually do, reflect the legitimate changes in supply/demand, thus priced in gold, cotton did not move in real price since 2003, but priced in gold it is now over 4 times as expensive.

But shills have their agenda, and when they are idiots, they can't even make an argument that is difficult to rebut. Of-course they are not chasing arguments for the sake of truth, they are chasing arguments to create uncertainty in the message.

There is no uncertainty, here are the numbers once more.

sugar Dec 2003: 20.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 36.97 cents/pound, price up by over 81%

Beef Dec 2003: 105.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 193.00 cents/pound, price up by over 83%

Barley Dec 2003: 100.77 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 208.70 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 107%

Rice Dec 2003: 197.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 500.57 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 154%

Cocoa Beans Dec 2003: 1,646.58 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 3,113.52 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 89%

Tea Dec 2003: 205.22 cents/KG, Apr 2011: 325.33 cents/KG, price up by over 58%

Rubber Dec 2003: 57.31cents/pound, Apr 2011: 265.49cents/pound, price up by over 363%

Corn Dec 2003: 111.98 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 318.45 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 184%

Bananas Dec 2003: 371.43 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 1,013.47 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 172%

Propane Dec 2003: 0.63 USD/Gallon, Apr 2011: 1.45 USD/Gallon, price up by over 130%

Wheat Dec 2003: 165.57 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 336.30 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 103%

Oranges Dec 2003: 583.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 881.00 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 51%

Salmon Dec 2003: 3.12 USD/Kg, Apr 2011: 7.86 USD/Kg, price up by over 151%

Chicken Dec 2003: 68.98 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 86.42 cents/pound, price up by over 25%

More idiotic stuff from bye (87770), as the droughts and fires and floods, and hurricanes, etc., have always been a problem for production, the commodities have these fluctuations priced in, without having to hit any particular problem, the actual prices for all commodities have been steadily rising for decades only due to inflation.

The poor excuse for an idiot, the shill, who goes under the snick 'bye', can't understand that in the world where the legitimate demand is increasing, the supply is also increasing to meet the demand, because increase in demand literally means increase in amount of money chasing the supplies.

The idiot shill, under then nick of 'bye', doesn't seem a bit surprised, that the numbers are showing an increase of price for every commodity priced in USD, but in real money, the prices are holding steady enough, with slight variations, which actually do, reflect the legitimate changes in supply/demand, thus priced in gold, cotton did not move in real price since 2003, but priced in gold it is now over 4 times as expensive.

But shills have their agenda, and when they are idiots, they can't even make an argument that is difficult to rebut. Of-course they are not chasing arguments for the sake of truth, they are chasing arguments to create uncertainty in the message.

There is no uncertainty, here are the numbers once more.

sugar Dec 2003: 20.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 36.97 cents/pound, price up by over 81%

Beef Dec 2003: 105.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 193.00 cents/pound, price up by over 83%

Barley Dec 2003: 100.77 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 208.70 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 107%

Rice Dec 2003: 197.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 500.57 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 154%

Cocoa Beans Dec 2003: 1,646.58 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 3,113.52 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 89%

Tea Dec 2003: 205.22 cents/KG, Apr 2011: 325.33 cents/KG, price up by over 58%

Rubber Dec 2003: 57.31cents/pound, Apr 2011: 265.49cents/pound, price up by over 363%

Corn Dec 2003: 111.98 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 318.45 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 184%

Bananas Dec 2003: 371.43 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 1,013.47 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 172%

Propane Dec 2003: 0.63 USD/Gallon, Apr 2011: 1.45 USD/Gallon, price up by over 130%

Wheat Dec 2003: 165.57 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 336.30 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 103%

Oranges Dec 2003: 583.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 881.00 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 51%

Salmon Dec 2003: 3.12 USD/Kg, Apr 2011: 7.86 USD/Kg, price up by over 151%

Chicken Dec 2003: 68.98 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 86.42 cents/pound, price up by over 25%

More idiotic stuff from bye (87770), as the droughts and fires and floods, and hurricanes, etc., have always been a problem for production, the commodities have these fluctuations priced in, without having to hit any particular problem, the actual prices for all commodities have been steadily rising for decades only due to inflation.

The poor excuse for an idiot, the shill, who goes under the snick 'bye', can't understand that in the world where the legitimate demand is increasing, the supply is also increasing to meet the demand, because increase in demand literally means increase in amount of money chasing the supplies.

The idiot shill, under then nick of 'bye', doesn't seem a bit surprised, that the numbers are showing an increase of price for every commodity priced in USD, but in real money, the prices are holding steady enough, with slight variations, which actually do, reflect the legitimate changes in supply/demand, thus priced in gold, cotton did not move in real price since 2003, but priced in gold it is now over 4 times as expensive.

But shills have their agenda, and when they are idiots, they can't even make an argument that is difficult to rebut. Of-course they are not chasing arguments for the sake of truth, they are chasing arguments to create uncertainty in the message.

There is no uncertainty, here are the numbers once more.

sugar Dec 2003: 20.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 36.97 cents/pound, price up by over 81%

Beef Dec 2003: 105.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 193.00 cents/pound, price up by over 83%

Barley Dec 2003: 100.77 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 208.70 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 107%

Rice Dec 2003: 197.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 500.57 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 154%

Cocoa Beans Dec 2003: 1,646.58 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 3,113.52 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 89%

Tea Dec 2003: 205.22 cents/KG, Apr 2011: 325.33 cents/KG, price up by over 58%

Rubber Dec 2003: 57.31cents/pound, Apr 2011: 265.49cents/pound, price up by over 363%

Corn Dec 2003: 111.98 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 318.45 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 184%

Bananas Dec 2003: 371.43 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 1,013.47 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 172%

Propane Dec 2003: 0.63 USD/Gallon, Apr 2011: 1.45 USD/Gallon, price up by over 130%

Wheat Dec 2003: 165.57 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 336.30 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 103%

Oranges Dec 2003: 583.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 881.00 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 51%

Salmon Dec 2003: 3.12 USD/Kg, Apr 2011: 7.86 USD/Kg, price up by over 151%

Chicken Dec 2003: 68.98 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 86.42 cents/pound, price up by over 25%

More idiotic stuff from bye (87770), as the droughts and fires and floods, and hurricanes, etc., have always been a problem for production, the commodities have these fluctuations priced in, without having to hit any particular problem, the actual prices for all commodities have been steadily rising for decades only due to inflation.

The poor excuse for an idiot, the shill, who goes under the snick 'bye', can't understand that in the world where the legitimate demand is increasing, the supply is also increasing to meet the demand, because increase in demand literally means increase in amount of money chasing the supplies.

The idiot shill, under then nick of 'bye', doesn't seem a bit surprised, that the numbers are showing an increase of price for every commodity priced in USD, but in real money, the prices are holding steady enough, with slight variations, which actually do, reflect the legitimate changes in supply/demand, thus priced in gold, cotton did not move in real price since 2003, but priced in gold it is now over 4 times as expensive.

But shills have their agenda, and when they are idiots, they can't even make an argument that is difficult to rebut. Of-course they are not chasing arguments for the sake of truth, they are chasing arguments to create uncertainty in the message.

There is no uncertainty, here are the numbers once more.

sugar Dec 2003: 20.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 36.97 cents/pound, price up by over 81%

Beef Dec 2003: 105.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 193.00 cents/pound, price up by over 83%

Barley Dec 2003: 100.77 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 208.70 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 107%

Rice Dec 2003: 197.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 500.57 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 154%

Cocoa Beans Dec 2003: 1,646.58 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 3,113.52 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 89%

Tea Dec 2003: 205.22 cents/KG, Apr 2011: 325.33 cents/KG, price up by over 58%

Rubber Dec 2003: 57.31cents/pound, Apr 2011: 265.49cents/pound, price up by over 363%

Corn Dec 2003: 111.98 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 318.45 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 184%

Bananas Dec 2003: 371.43 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 1,013.47 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 172%

Propane Dec 2003: 0.63 USD/Gallon, Apr 2011: 1.45 USD/Gallon, price up by over 130%

Wheat Dec 2003: 165.57 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 336.30 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 103%

Oranges Dec 2003: 583.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 881.00 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 51%

Salmon Dec 2003: 3.12 USD/Kg, Apr 2011: 7.86 USD/Kg, price up by over 151%

Chicken Dec 2003: 68.98 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 86.42 cents/pound, price up by over 25%

More idiotic stuff from bye (87770), as the droughts and fires and floods, and hurricanes, etc., have always been a problem for production, the commodities have these fluctuations priced in, without having to hit any particular problem, the actual prices for all commodities have been steadily rising for decades only due to inflation.

The poor excuse for an idiot, the shill, who goes under the snick 'bye', can't understand that in the world where the legitimate demand is increasing, the supply is also increasing to meet the demand, because increase in demand literally means increase in amount of money chasing the supplies.

The idiot shill, under then nick of 'bye', doesn't seem a bit surprised, that the numbers are showing an increase of price for every commodity priced in USD, but in real money, the prices are holding steady enough, with slight variations, which actually do, reflect the legitimate changes in supply/demand, thus priced in gold, cotton did not move in real price since 2003, but priced in gold it is now over 4 times as expensive.

But shills have their agenda, and when they are idiots, they can't even make an argument that is difficult to rebut. Of-course they are not chasing arguments for the sake of truth, they are chasing arguments to create uncertainty in the message.

There is no uncertainty, here are the numbers once more.

sugar Dec 2003: 20.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 36.97 cents/pound, price up by over 81%

Beef Dec 2003: 105.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 193.00 cents/pound, price up by over 83%

Barley Dec 2003: 100.77 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 208.70 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 107%

Rice Dec 2003: 197.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 500.57 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 154%

Cocoa Beans Dec 2003: 1,646.58 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 3,113.52 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 89%

Tea Dec 2003: 205.22 cents/KG, Apr 2011: 325.33 cents/KG, price up by over 58%

Rubber Dec 2003: 57.31cents/pound, Apr 2011: 265.49cents/pound, price up by over 363%

Corn Dec 2003: 111.98 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 318.45 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 184%

Bananas Dec 2003: 371.43 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 1,013.47 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 172%

Propane Dec 2003: 0.63 USD/Gallon, Apr 2011: 1.45 USD/Gallon, price up by over 130%

Wheat Dec 2003: 165.57 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 336.30 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 103%

Oranges Dec 2003: 583.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 881.00 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 51%

Salmon Dec 2003: 3.12 USD/Kg, Apr 2011: 7.86 USD/Kg, price up by over 151%

Chicken Dec 2003: 68.98 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 86.42 cents/pound, price up by over 25%

More idiotic stuff from bye (87770), as the droughts and fires and floods, and hurricanes, etc., have always been a problem for production, the commodities have these fluctuations priced in, without having to hit any particular problem, the actual prices for all commodities have been steadily rising for decades only due to inflation.

The poor excuse for an idiot, the shill, who goes under the snick 'bye', can't understand that in the world where the legitimate demand is increasing, the supply is also increasing to meet the demand, because increase in demand literally means increase in amount of money chasing the supplies.

The idiot shill, under then nick of 'bye', doesn't seem a bit surprised, that the numbers are showing an increase of price for every commodity priced in USD, but in real money, the prices are holding steady enough, with slight variations, which actually do, reflect the legitimate changes in supply/demand, thus priced in gold, cotton did not move in real price since 2003, but priced in gold it is now over 4 times as expensive.

But shills have their agenda, and when they are idiots, they can't even make an argument that is difficult to rebut. Of-course they are not chasing arguments for the sake of truth, they are chasing arguments to create uncertainty in the message.

There is no uncertainty, here are the numbers once more.

sugar Dec 2003: 20.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 36.97 cents/pound, price up by over 81%

Beef Dec 2003: 105.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 193.00 cents/pound, price up by over 83%

Barley Dec 2003: 100.77 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 208.70 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 107%

Rice Dec 2003: 197.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 500.57 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 154%

Cocoa Beans Dec 2003: 1,646.58 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 3,113.52 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 89%

Tea Dec 2003: 205.22 cents/KG, Apr 2011: 325.33 cents/KG, price up by over 58%

Rubber Dec 2003: 57.31cents/pound, Apr 2011: 265.49cents/pound, price up by over 363%

Corn Dec 2003: 111.98 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 318.45 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 184%

Bananas Dec 2003: 371.43 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 1,013.47 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 172%

Propane Dec 2003: 0.63 USD/Gallon, Apr 2011: 1.45 USD/Gallon, price up by over 130%

Wheat Dec 2003: 165.57 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 336.30 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 103%

Oranges Dec 2003: 583.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 881.00 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 51%

Salmon Dec 2003: 3.12 USD/Kg, Apr 2011: 7.86 USD/Kg, price up by over 151%

Chicken Dec 2003: 68.98 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 86.42 cents/pound, price up by over 25%

More idiotic stuff from bye (87770), as the droughts and fires and floods, and hurricanes, etc., have always been a problem for production, the commodities have these fluctuations priced in, without having to hit any particular problem, the actual prices for all commodities have been steadily rising for decades only due to inflation.

The poor excuse for an idiot, the shill, who goes under the snick 'bye', can't understand that in the world where the legitimate demand is increasing, the supply is also increasing to meet the demand, because increase in demand literally means increase in amount of money chasing the supplies.

The idiot shill, under then nick of 'bye', doesn't seem a bit surprised, that the numbers are showing an increase of price for every commodity priced in USD, but in real money, the prices are holding steady enough, with slight variations, which actually do, reflect the legitimate changes in supply/demand, thus priced in gold, cotton did not move in real price since 2003, but priced in gold it is now over 4 times as expensive.

But shills have their agenda, and when they are idiots, they can't even make an argument that is difficult to rebut. Of-course they are not chasing arguments for the sake of truth, they are chasing arguments to create uncertainty in the message.

There is no uncertainty, here are the numbers once more.

sugar Dec 2003: 20.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 36.97 cents/pound, price up by over 81%

Beef Dec 2003: 105.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 193.00 cents/pound, price up by over 83%

Barley Dec 2003: 100.77 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 208.70 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 107%

Rice Dec 2003: 197.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 500.57 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 154%

Cocoa Beans Dec 2003: 1,646.58 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 3,113.52 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 89%

Tea Dec 2003: 205.22 cents/KG, Apr 2011: 325.33 cents/KG, price up by over 58%

Rubber Dec 2003: 57.31cents/pound, Apr 2011: 265.49cents/pound, price up by over 363%

Corn Dec 2003: 111.98 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 318.45 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 184%

Bananas Dec 2003: 371.43 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 1,013.47 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 172%

Propane Dec 2003: 0.63 USD/Gallon, Apr 2011: 1.45 USD/Gallon, price up by over 130%

Wheat Dec 2003: 165.57 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 336.30 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 103%

Oranges Dec 2003: 583.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 881.00 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 51%

Salmon Dec 2003: 3.12 USD/Kg, Apr 2011: 7.86 USD/Kg, price up by over 151%

Chicken Dec 2003: 68.98 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 86.42 cents/pound, price up by over 25%

[...] shortages of supply in commodities? On which planet?

On the third (blue) planet of the Solar System, Milky Way, liar.

It is clearly not the planet you are living on.

Oil shortages? Peak oil shortages in supply combined with unprecedented growth of oil demand from China.

Sugar shortages? Record bad weather in Brasil and a record typhoon in Australia hitting the biggest sugar production area (global warming, anyone?) hurting supplies combined with unprecedented sugar demand from India - the largest sugar consumer on the planet.

Wheat shortages? Unprecedented heat-wave in Russia (global warming, anyone?) and a wheat export ban by Russia - combined with weak wheat production elsewhere as well.

Do basic supply and demand pressures mean anything on the planet you live on? Do you know the concept of inflexible demand, where advanced countries will pay pretty much any price to get the wheat they want, even if it means that they starve poorer countries?

But you really need to address the lies of yours I've already exposed, before getting into new topics ...

I have something for you, I compiled for myself, and I'll use here as an example of why it is wrong to allow government to inflate money supply (print fiat without having any backing by something valuable, like gold or at least real production, and government has proven enough times that it does not calculate production correctly, so it has to be commodities or monetary metals)

sugar Dec 2003: 20.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 36.97 cents/pound, price up by over 81%

Beef Dec 2003: 105.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 193.00 cents/pound, price up by over 83%

Barley Dec 2003: 100.77 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 208.70 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 107%

Rice Dec 2003: 197.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 500.57 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 154%

Cocoa Beans Dec 2003: 1,646.58 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 3,113.52 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 89%

Tea Dec 2003: 205.22 cents/KG, Apr 2011: 325.33 cents/KG, price up by over 58%

Rubber Dec 2003: 57.31cents/pound, Apr 2011: 265.49cents/pound, price up by over 363%

Corn Dec 2003: 111.98 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 318.45 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 184%

Bananas Dec 2003: 371.43 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 1,013.47 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 172%

Propane Dec 2003: 0.63 USD/Gallon, Apr 2011: 1.45 USD/Gallon, price up by over 130%

Wheat Dec 2003: 165.57 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 336.30 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 103%

Oranges Dec 2003: 583.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 881.00 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 51%

Salmon Dec 2003: 3.12 USD/Kg, Apr 2011: 7.86 USD/Kg, price up by over 151%

Chicken Dec 2003: 68.98 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 86.42 cents/pound, price up by over 25%

Pork Dec 2003: 48.68 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 92.06 cents/pound, price up by over 89%

Silver Dec 2003: 565.33 cents/Troy ounce, Apr 2011: 4,279.79 cents/Troy ounce, price up by over 657%

Alluminum Dec 2003: 1,557.78 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 2,667.44 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 71%

Uranium Dec 2003: 13.35 USD/pound, Apr 2011: 57.84 USD/pound, price up by over 333%

Iron Ore Dec 2003: 13.82 cents/dry Metric Ton, Apr 2011L: 179.26 cents/dry Metric Ton, price up by over 1197% (yeah, almost 1200%)

Gasoline Dec 2003: 0.89

I have something for you, I compiled for myself, and I'll use here as an example of why it is wrong to allow government to inflate money supply (print fiat without having any backing by something valuable, like gold or at least real production, and government has proven enough times that it does not calculate production correctly, so it has to be commodities or monetary metals)

sugar Dec 2003: 20.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 36.97 cents/pound, price up by over 81%

Beef Dec 2003: 105.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 193.00 cents/pound, price up by over 83%

Barley Dec 2003: 100.77 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 208.70 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 107%

Rice Dec 2003: 197.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 500.57 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 154%

Cocoa Beans Dec 2003: 1,646.58 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 3,113.52 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 89%

Tea Dec 2003: 205.22 cents/KG, Apr 2011: 325.33 cents/KG, price up by over 58%

Rubber Dec 2003: 57.31cents/pound, Apr 2011: 265.49cents/pound, price up by over 363%

Corn Dec 2003: 111.98 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 318.45 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 184%

Bananas Dec 2003: 371.43 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 1,013.47 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 172%

Propane Dec 2003: 0.63 USD/Gallon, Apr 2011: 1.45 USD/Gallon, price up by over 130%

Wheat Dec 2003: 165.57 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 336.30 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 103%

Oranges Dec 2003: 583.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 881.00 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 51%

Salmon Dec 2003: 3.12 USD/Kg, Apr 2011: 7.86 USD/Kg, price up by over 151%

Chicken Dec 2003: 68.98 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 86.42 cents/pound, price up by over 25%

Pork Dec 2003: 48.68 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 92.06 cents/pound, price up by over 89%

Silver Dec 2003: 565.33 cents/Troy ounce, Apr 2011: 4,279.79 cents/Troy ounce, price up by over 657%

Alluminum Dec 2003: 1,557.78 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 2,667.44 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 71%

Uranium Dec 2003: 13.35 USD/pound, Apr 2011: 57.84 USD/pound, price up by over 333%

Iron Ore Dec 2003: 13.82 cents/dry Metric Ton, Apr 2011L: 179.26 cents/dry Metric Ton, price up by over 1197% (yeah, almost 1200%)

Gasoline Dec 2003: 0.89

I have something for you, I compiled for myself, and I'll use here as an example of why it is wrong to allow government to inflate money supply (print fiat without having any backing by something valuable, like gold or at least real production, and government has proven enough times that it does not calculate production correctly, so it has to be commodities or monetary metals)

sugar Dec 2003: 20.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 36.97 cents/pound, price up by over 81%

Beef Dec 2003: 105.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 193.00 cents/pound, price up by over 83%

Barley Dec 2003: 100.77 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 208.70 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 107%

Rice Dec 2003: 197.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 500.57 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 154%

Cocoa Beans Dec 2003: 1,646.58 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 3,113.52 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 89%

Tea Dec 2003: 205.22 cents/KG, Apr 2011: 325.33 cents/KG, price up by over 58%

Rubber Dec 2003: 57.31cents/pound, Apr 2011: 265.49cents/pound, price up by over 363%

Corn Dec 2003: 111.98 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 318.45 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 184%

Bananas Dec 2003: 371.43 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 1,013.47 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 172%

Propane Dec 2003: 0.63 USD/Gallon, Apr 2011: 1.45 USD/Gallon, price up by over 130%

Wheat Dec 2003: 165.57 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 336.30 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 103%

Oranges Dec 2003: 583.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 881.00 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 51%

Salmon Dec 2003: 3.12 USD/Kg, Apr 2011: 7.86 USD/Kg, price up by over 151%

Chicken Dec 2003: 68.98 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 86.42 cents/pound, price up by over 25%

Pork Dec 2003: 48.68 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 92.06 cents/pound, price up by over 89%

Silver Dec 2003: 565.33 cents/Troy ounce, Apr 2011: 4,279.79 cents/Troy ounce, price up by over 657%

Alluminum Dec 2003: 1,557.78 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 2,667.44 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 71%

Uranium Dec 2003: 13.35 USD/pound, Apr 2011: 57.84 USD/pound, price up by over 333%

Iron Ore Dec 2003: 13.82 cents/dry Metric Ton, Apr 2011L: 179.26 cents/dry Metric Ton, price up by over 1197% (yeah, almost 1200%)

Gasoline Dec 2003: 0.89

I have something for you, I compiled for myself, and I'll use here as an example of why it is wrong to allow government to inflate money supply (print fiat without having any backing by something valuable, like gold or at least real production, and government has proven enough times that it does not calculate production correctly, so it has to be commodities or monetary metals)

sugar Dec 2003: 20.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 36.97 cents/pound, price up by over 81%

Beef Dec 2003: 105.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 193.00 cents/pound, price up by over 83%

Barley Dec 2003: 100.77 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 208.70 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 107%

Rice Dec 2003: 197.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 500.57 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 154%

Cocoa Beans Dec 2003: 1,646.58 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 3,113.52 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 89%

Tea Dec 2003: 205.22 cents/KG, Apr 2011: 325.33 cents/KG, price up by over 58%

Rubber Dec 2003: 57.31cents/pound, Apr 2011: 265.49cents/pound, price up by over 363%

Corn Dec 2003: 111.98 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 318.45 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 184%

Bananas Dec 2003: 371.43 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 1,013.47 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 172%

Propane Dec 2003: 0.63 USD/Gallon, Apr 2011: 1.45 USD/Gallon, price up by over 130%

Wheat Dec 2003: 165.57 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 336.30 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 103%

Oranges Dec 2003: 583.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 881.00 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 51%

Salmon Dec 2003: 3.12 USD/Kg, Apr 2011: 7.86 USD/Kg, price up by over 151%

Chicken Dec 2003: 68.98 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 86.42 cents/pound, price up by over 25%

Pork Dec 2003: 48.68 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 92.06 cents/pound, price up by over 89%

Silver Dec 2003: 565.33 cents/Troy ounce, Apr 2011: 4,279.79 cents/Troy ounce, price up by over 657%

Alluminum Dec 2003: 1,557.78 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 2,667.44 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 71%

Uranium Dec 2003: 13.35 USD/pound, Apr 2011: 57.84 USD/pound, price up by over 333%

Iron Ore Dec 2003: 13.82 cents/dry Metric Ton, Apr 2011L: 179.26 cents/dry Metric Ton, price up by over 1197% (yeah, almost 1200%)

Gasoline Dec 2003: 0.89

I have something for you, I compiled for myself, and I'll use here as an example of why it is wrong to allow government to inflate money supply (print fiat without having any backing by something valuable, like gold or at least real production, and government has proven enough times that it does not calculate production correctly, so it has to be commodities or monetary metals)

sugar Dec 2003: 20.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 36.97 cents/pound, price up by over 81%

Beef Dec 2003: 105.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 193.00 cents/pound, price up by over 83%

Barley Dec 2003: 100.77 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 208.70 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 107%

Rice Dec 2003: 197.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 500.57 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 154%

Cocoa Beans Dec 2003: 1,646.58 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 3,113.52 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 89%

Tea Dec 2003: 205.22 cents/KG, Apr 2011: 325.33 cents/KG, price up by over 58%

Rubber Dec 2003: 57.31cents/pound, Apr 2011: 265.49cents/pound, price up by over 363%

Corn Dec 2003: 111.98 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 318.45 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 184%

Bananas Dec 2003: 371.43 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 1,013.47 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 172%

Propane Dec 2003: 0.63 USD/Gallon, Apr 2011: 1.45 USD/Gallon, price up by over 130%

Wheat Dec 2003: 165.57 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 336.30 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 103%

Oranges Dec 2003: 583.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 881.00 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 51%

Salmon Dec 2003: 3.12 USD/Kg, Apr 2011: 7.86 USD/Kg, price up by over 151%

Chicken Dec 2003: 68.98 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 86.42 cents/pound, price up by over 25%

Pork Dec 2003: 48.68 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 92.06 cents/pound, price up by over 89%

Silver Dec 2003: 565.33 cents/Troy ounce, Apr 2011: 4,279.79 cents/Troy ounce, price up by over 657%

Alluminum Dec 2003: 1,557.78 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 2,667.44 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 71%

Uranium Dec 2003: 13.35 USD/pound, Apr 2011: 57.84 USD/pound, price up by over 333%

Iron Ore Dec 2003: 13.82 cents/dry Metric Ton, Apr 2011L: 179.26 cents/dry Metric Ton, price up by over 1197% (yeah, almost 1200%)

Gasoline Dec 2003: 0.89

I have something for you, I compiled for myself, and I'll use here as an example of why it is wrong to allow government to inflate money supply (print fiat without having any backing by something valuable, like gold or at least real production, and government has proven enough times that it does not calculate production correctly, so it has to be commodities or monetary metals)

sugar Dec 2003: 20.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 36.97 cents/pound, price up by over 81%

Beef Dec 2003: 105.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 193.00 cents/pound, price up by over 83%

Barley Dec 2003: 100.77 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 208.70 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 107%

Rice Dec 2003: 197.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 500.57 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 154%

Cocoa Beans Dec 2003: 1,646.58 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 3,113.52 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 89%

Tea Dec 2003: 205.22 cents/KG, Apr 2011: 325.33 cents/KG, price up by over 58%

Rubber Dec 2003: 57.31cents/pound, Apr 2011: 265.49cents/pound, price up by over 363%

Corn Dec 2003: 111.98 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 318.45 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 184%

Bananas Dec 2003: 371.43 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 1,013.47 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 172%

Propane Dec 2003: 0.63 USD/Gallon, Apr 2011: 1.45 USD/Gallon, price up by over 130%

Wheat Dec 2003: 165.57 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 336.30 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 103%

Oranges Dec 2003: 583.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 881.00 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 51%

Salmon Dec 2003: 3.12 USD/Kg, Apr 2011: 7.86 USD/Kg, price up by over 151%

Chicken Dec 2003: 68.98 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 86.42 cents/pound, price up by over 25%

Pork Dec 2003: 48.68 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 92.06 cents/pound, price up by over 89%

Silver Dec 2003: 565.33 cents/Troy ounce, Apr 2011: 4,279.79 cents/Troy ounce, price up by over 657%

Alluminum Dec 2003: 1,557.78 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 2,667.44 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 71%

Uranium Dec 2003: 13.35 USD/pound, Apr 2011: 57.84 USD/pound, price up by over 333%

Iron Ore Dec 2003: 13.82 cents/dry Metric Ton, Apr 2011L: 179.26 cents/dry Metric Ton, price up by over 1197% (yeah, almost 1200%)

Gasoline Dec 2003: 0.89

I have something for you, I compiled for myself, and I'll use here as an example of why it is wrong to allow government to inflate money supply (print fiat without having any backing by something valuable, like gold or at least real production, and government has proven enough times that it does not calculate production correctly, so it has to be commodities or monetary metals)

sugar Dec 2003: 20.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 36.97 cents/pound, price up by over 81%

Beef Dec 2003: 105.40 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 193.00 cents/pound, price up by over 83%

Barley Dec 2003: 100.77 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 208.70 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 107%

Rice Dec 2003: 197.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 500.57 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 154%

Cocoa Beans Dec 2003: 1,646.58 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 3,113.52 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 89%

Tea Dec 2003: 205.22 cents/KG, Apr 2011: 325.33 cents/KG, price up by over 58%

Rubber Dec 2003: 57.31cents/pound, Apr 2011: 265.49cents/pound, price up by over 363%

Corn Dec 2003: 111.98 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 318.45 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 184%

Bananas Dec 2003: 371.43 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 1,013.47 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 172%

Propane Dec 2003: 0.63 USD/Gallon, Apr 2011: 1.45 USD/Gallon, price up by over 130%

Wheat Dec 2003: 165.57 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 336.30 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 103%

Oranges Dec 2003: 583.00 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 881.00 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 51%

Salmon Dec 2003: 3.12 USD/Kg, Apr 2011: 7.86 USD/Kg, price up by over 151%

Chicken Dec 2003: 68.98 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 86.42 cents/pound, price up by over 25%

Pork Dec 2003: 48.68 cents/pound, Apr 2011: 92.06 cents/pound, price up by over 89%

Silver Dec 2003: 565.33 cents/Troy ounce, Apr 2011: 4,279.79 cents/Troy ounce, price up by over 657%

Alluminum Dec 2003: 1,557.78 USD/Metric Ton, Apr 2011: 2,667.44 USD/Metric Ton, price up by over 71%

Uranium Dec 2003: 13.35 USD/pound, Apr 2011: 57.84 USD/pound, price up by over 333%

Iron Ore Dec 2003: 13.82 cents/dry Metric Ton, Apr 2011L: 179.26 cents/dry Metric Ton, price up by over 1197% (yeah, almost 1200%)

Gasoline Dec 2003: 0.89