Mr. Greene,

If things do go bad as you say, and those who have taken out loans (such as myself, I had taken a rather large federal student loan) will find what you say "massive debt asset inflation," what do you think will happen? Will the federal government come after me for money that I do not have? I do very well believe it may actually happen, I am just wondering what will be done about it, as nobody seems to be worried about it, nor anyone is rushing to solve the problem. It's as if it's coming and there is nothing anyone can do about it, you know? What do you think CG? I will get this video out everywhere, making it viral, hard hitting and in the face, as usual.

Mr. Greene, if the interest rate goes to a negative, would we be wise to pull our savings out? What about the checking account? We're not very savvy when it comes to financial matters such as this.

@Question about the military To clarify, I think there is going to be debt related asset deflation. We saw the same thing in 2008-09 when credit related instruments like stocks, real estate cratered. In a crash, the underlying value of the securitized asset collapses. You end up upside down owing more on the loan or stock (if bought on margin) than the underlying asset is worth. What does this mean for student loan debt? In a negative interest rate environment, you are actually being paid to take on debt and the debt payments should be easier to service. There also could likely be haircuts (debt write-downs) on student loans similar to what we saw with short sales during the real estate crisis. THX, CG

@Deena Jones I don't think you need to pull your money out of the bank if interest rates are negative. However, you do need to find ways to keep pace with inflation. If rates are negative people are being incentivized to borrow and this raises prices. This is one of the reasons I recommend gold as a safe haven investment and diversification tool. THX, CG

I'm guessing they're the wrong questions. Shit. I didn't realise it was going to be like that I apologise to impress all my questions. But they are honest questions What the rest of the world quite frankly wants to know. Only because we care . You're all our brothers and sisters from America after all