Faber is not suggesting you shouldn’t own gold, he’s highlighting how serious of a crisis we’re actually in, something the mainstream media won’t touch with a ten foot pole.

The train has derailed. It’s flying through the air at 100-plus miles per hour, and there is no way to get it back on the track. When it finally hits the ground it’s going to cause a level of destruction never before seen in our lifetimes.

Unfortunately for the American people, the experts still haven’t realized how bad it really is.

It only takes one country, one sociopathic leader with his finger on the button, to get the ball rolling. Then there is no stopping it.

The system is complex and the butterfly effect, while clearly evident, is simply impossible to predict with any meaningful accuracy. For all we know the entire system can collapse in the next 30 days, or, the full fallout may not be witnessed for several years.

Our long-term recommendations, which include acquiring gold, silver, food, equipment and skills, have not changed. In fact, we would suggest to our readers that any meaningful correction in prices should be used to acquire even more quality assets.

Gloom, Boom & Doom Report publisher Dr. Marc Faber joins Infowars’ Alex Jones to discuss non-traditional investment strategies, global inflation, social response and repercussions, and the phases to expect as the crisis deepens.

Earlier, Marc Faber appeared on Bloomberg TV, in what may go down in history as his most scandalous interview ever.

This decades’ long anecdotal measure of inflation certainly outperforms the scientific accounting methods utilized by the CPI core inflation statistics and is clearly a much better indicator of price inflation than anything coming out of government institutions and trusted analysts at major financial firms.

The Army, through training exercises dubbed “Unified Quest 2011,” is actively pursuing strategies to deal with a variety of scenarios including large scale economic breakdown, domestic order amid civil unrest and ways to deal with fragmented global power.

Perhaps having several hundred feet of barbed wire stored up in the barn out back isn’t such a bad idea.

For now, it seems deflation is taking hold (though it never really let go), but there remains a very powerful variable within the debate, and that is the government and how they will act going forward.

The Doctors Doom Marc Faber and Nouriel Roubini provide their view of what happened in stock markets, both suggesting that debt crisis in Europe, the USA and the world over may likely be responsible. Jim Rogers says this is a stock market correction

Marc Faber discusses the global economy, China, economic crisis scenarios, health care, currency printing, gold as the last bastion of wealth preservation, and a generally gloomy outlook for the long-term.

Dr. Marc Faber joins Bernie Lo on CNBC Aprill 22, 2010 to discuss the coming “doom.”

Gloom Boom & Doom Report publisher Marc Faber and economic analyst Mike “Mish” Shedlock join Yahoo’s Tech Ticker on March 12, 2010 to discuss the global economy, where we’re headed and the possibility of the “end of civilization.”

It’s going to end in a complete disaster. But, we have to distinguish – the disaster may not happen for five to ten years.

A global economic winter could come before the end of 2010 and make the last two years seem like a mild spring day.

The United States is a fairly large target, and if recent events like Hurricane Katrina are any guide, our local, state and federal governments are anything but prepared to manage a serious, coordinated attack on our homeland.

Marc Faber on CNBC February 11, 2010

Dr. Marc Faber discusses the Chinese bubble, the US bubble, PIIGS, gold, oil, reserve currencies, and geopolitical considerations on February 5, 2010.

Marc Faber joins CNBC to discuss the global economic outlook on January 22, 2010.

After the huge gains we had last year you can’t expect another huge gain this year.

Some signs and scenarios for how a debt default may play out.

Gloom Boom & Doom editor Dr. Marc Faber on ET Now India, December 2009. Marc Faber discusses a host of topics including the US in terms of the global economy, emerging economy investment ideas, commodities, global warming, alternative energy, inflation, deflation and depression. In the last of three videos, Dr. Faber discusses his investment theme and contrarian play for 2010.

On March 15, 2009, Mr. Bernanke predicted that the recession will probably end in 2009 if the financial markets can be stabilized and banks start lending again. It is now the end of 2009, and Mr. Bernanke has suggested that it is too early to declare a lasting recovery and even says that avoiding a double-dip recession cannot be guaranteed.

The ultimate crisis will not just bankrupt the banking system and the financial sector as has happened in 2008, but it will bankrupt governments.

The Dollar Bubble is a must see for you, your friends, and family members. Please spread the word about the documentary to help those you care about survive the real economic collapse that is ahead.

Once the public government sector is backed into a corner, and they can no longer blame private industry and the more fortunate “rich” for the problems in this country, they will deflect blame away from themselves.

If your safe deposit box is full of precious metals, and you’re thinking about investing in gold mining stocks, then consider what well know Swiss investor Marc Faber is holding.

I suppose that measuring GDP in gold is also imperfect, but maybe less so than measuring the economy with flawed inflation indices.

Since there seemed to be a little bit of confusion, SHTF Plan contacted Dr. Faber, publisher of the Gloom Boom & Doom Report, and asked him to clarify his outlook on gold.

Faber has long predicted the dollar’s complete collapse, so the dollar rally for him is an interesting turn of events.

Marc Faber at the Barron’s Art of Successful Investing Conference on October 29, 2009.

For those still trying to decide whether gold/silver, Marc Faber lays out a pretty simple and effective argument. In addition to the historical evidence for a depreciating dollar, the current policies instituted by the Obama administration, The Fed and Treasury clearly point to, not only continued degradation of the US dollar, but an acceleration in its declining purchasing power.

Marc Faber on Bloomberg, October 26, 2009, discusses the US Dollar, the worst investments and the best investment for the next decade.

While it seems that most market participants are looking for a continued rise in stock prices and deterioration of the US Dollar in the near-term, leading contrarian investors like Karl Denninger, Marc Faber, Bob Hoye and Harry Dent have a different take.

After a massive upswing in US stocks over the last six months, the recent rally may finally be coming to an end. It seems that the trend of rising stocks on bad or better than expected news may be in a reversal, as evidenced by market participants’ caution over the last couple of weeks.

Gloom Boom & Doom Report published Dr. Marc Faber gives a presentation for US Global Investors. Dr. Faber discusses a host of topics, including financial markets, economics, geo-political observations, commodities, and long-term investment trends.

Marc Faber, publisher of the Gloom Boom and Doom Report, discusses the economy at Tech Ticker on September 22, 2009.

In a September 1, 2009 interview with New Delhi TV Dr. Marc Faber discusses the possibility of financial market corrections and global currencies.

Dr. Marc Faber of the Gloom Boom & Doom report August 27, 2009. Dr. Faber discusses the possibility of near-term economic recovery and long-term economic collapse.

Here’s one that we missed back in late July. Marc Faber joins Howe Street’s Tom Jeffries to discuss the inflation / deflation debate which was also covered in his August 2009 Gloom Boom and Doom Report.

Marc Faber discusses the global economic and financial climate on August 20, 2009 with ET Now India.

Dr. Marc Faber of the Gloom Boom & Doom Report discusses financial and economic ideas on Financial Tube, August 17, 2009.

Marc Faber joins CNBC’s Squak Box, along with Nouriel Roubini, on August 12, 2009 discuss macro and micro economic trends.

The entire argument is based on whether or not the monetary and fiscal policies of the United States of America will counteract the credit deleveraging that is occuring. SHTFPlan users have pointed out some key ideas that need to be considered when discussing inflation and deflation.

In his most recent Gloom Boom & Doom Report Dr. Marc Faber discusses different aspects of the inflation-deflation debate.

Dr. Marc Faber as a guest host on CNBC July 16, 2009, discusses, among other things, real estate markets in the US and Asia, the US Dollar, short-term financial markets, long-term trends and underlying economic numbers.

Marc Faber on Newsmax.tv provides a detailed look at the inflation and deflation argument, inlcuding government debt, central banking and his outlook for the future.