From Mineweb:
The Gold Report: John, last December you stated, "The U.S. economic and systemic crisis of the past two years are just precursors to a great collapse," or what you call a "hyper-inflationary great depression." Is this prediction unique to the U.S., or do you feel that other economies face the same fate?
John Williams: The hyper-inflationary portion largely will be unique to the U.S. If the U.S. falls into a great depression, there's no way the rest of the world cannot have some negative economic impact.
TGR: How will the United States' decreased economic power impact global economies? Will the rest of the world survive...
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