mar republic comes to mind so people just don't trust the system anymore and that would be hyperinflationso they if i'm correct and and that's when you see currency collapse and so the primary currency that seems to be under the gun right now the one that's in the crosshairs more than any other current say i would have to be the dollar right. yes well i mean all the major currencies are in the crosshairs i mean if you look at the race of growth of money in china for example has been running at a compound rates i estimate of about 12 percent in the u.s. it's been running about 9 a half percent i mean tooting incidentally the money not in circulation which is basically the bounce sheets of the central bank the race of increase in japan is somewhat less i think about 4 or 5 percent in the same sort of rate in in the euro said i mean the fact of the matter is that. and japan have been pushing on a bit of string they've reduced interest rates to negative figures you would think if keynesian economics had any relevance in the real world that the race of expansion of money supply in japan. and e