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Bernanke States Cyprus Style Depositor "Haircuts" Possible in U.S. if Events in Europe Become Contagious
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Fed Official Rips Ben Bernanke's Bond-Buying Announcement
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June 26th, 2013 | #103 |
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Greg Palast:" Potential Fed Chair Summers at Heart of Global Economic Crisis "
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Lefty KPFA San Francisco is having shows against the Fed.
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In relation to, when August's jobs report revealed a drop in job creation, the Federal Reserve announced it would consider renewed efforts at economic stimulation. Thursday, the plans for that effort were made known.
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December 15th, 2013 | #107 | |
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Former "Hawkish" Bank Of Israel Head Rumored To Be Next Fed Vice Chairman
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CFR Sweep at Fed: Obama Names Fischer, Brainard, Powell to Join Yellen
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Stanley Fischer: A Dual U.S.-Israeli Citizen and Pro-Israel Activist as Vice Chairman of the Federal Reserve
AIPAC's Fed Candidate Stanley Fischer on a Warpath against Iran
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Where does inflation come from? The central bank. It prints money. Then it turns around and tells/teaches people it's "keeping inflation in check." That is the definition of chutzpah. Yet not one student in a million, unless he has come across the liberatarians (most likely) will realize he's being scammed. Systemic risk is what the central bank CREATES. Again - what chutzpah. Did you want to bail out the high-dollar speculating kikes of Goldman Sachs? Hell, no. Did you? Yes. Did you have a choice? No. This horseshit masquerading as "college education" at one of the rountinely judged top ten public school liberal arts universities is embarassing and destructive. If ten men are standing on a river, and one of them is going to fall in, is it safer if they're all tied together at the wrists? That is analogous to what they're claiming about the central bank. They're making EVERYBODY pay, systemically, for the failures of any particular bank. Oh, and for the failed speculations of the very largest and richest banks. In the name of security, they take away your freedom and your money. All you get is bullshit filtered through college-based charlatans called professors. Allow currency competition. Allow banking competition. Let the investor beware. Don't force the competent, cautious investor to bail out the billionaire jew speculators, or the yahoo Texas Savings & Loan baptists. |
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latest from david stockman, very good on keynesianism and the fed
http://www.lewrockwell.com/2014/03/d...-enrich-the-1/ Dallas Fed President Richard Fisher has been a thoughtful dissenter all along on the lunacy of QE and the Fed’s massive bond buying spree. But now he has left nothing to the imagination, admitting that Bernanke’s objective all along was to aggressively levitate the price of financial assets and thereby confer massive windfall gains on the wealthy who own most of them. And all this was done in pursuit of some whacked-out, latter-day Keynesian version of “trickle down” economics, which, according to Bubbles Ben, was for the good of the average American—even if they didn’t appreciate it, comprehend it, demand it, or vote for it. And that’s the heart of the problem. The average American does not need a monetary politburo comprised of 19 more or less self-selected dictators to decide what’s best for them economically. Once upon a time we had a far better decision mechanism called the free market and a wonderful financial market governor called the price of money and debt, aka market-based interest rates. Under that regime, savers got an honest reward for deferring current consumption and spending; borrowers faced the true economic cost of debt to finance their projects; speculators faced the risk of sudden, sharp changes in the cost of carry when markets got frothy; and investors discovered in the market a valid “cap rate” against which to figure the return on their investments. At the end of the day, markets cleared. When society’s pool of economic savings out of current income, as opposed to fiat credit created by the central bank, was insufficient to meet demand for borrowed funds, interest rates rose to induce more savings. At the same time, when investment booms and demand for borrowed funds by speculators got too frisky, interest rates peaked—and even soared into high double digits in the Wall Street call money market, which was the epicenter of capitalist speculation—and thereby rationed available savings and rolled back excess demands for borrowed funds. Stated differently, the free market of millions of savers, borrowers, investors, intermediaries and speculators was balanced out and stabilized by the mechanism of prices. It thereby had a built-in correction against booms and bubbles—and one that showed no mercy to those who got in over their ski’s when periodic liquidations of financial excesses were rung out of the markets. The essence of honest free markets for debt, money, equity and everything else that is traded is that there are no bailouts, no moral hazards, no central bank “puts” and safety nets under the stock market, and therefore no unearned windfalls to gamblers and speculators. By contrast, the Greenspan-Bernanke-Yellen style of Keynesian central banking is all about dishonest markets where all prices in the money, debt and related securities markets are rigged, pegged, manipulated and medicated by 12 fallible people—nowadays mostly academic PhDs— who rotate thru the FOMC. [...] So on the off-chance that monetary unicorns do not exist after all, and that interest rates will at some point normalize, the interest carry burden on taxpayer debt at 100 percent of GDP will soar. It’s arithmetic! And then the public sector user of the credit channel will be officially done, too. Say like Detroit. The truth is, the 40-year Keynesian debt trick is over. The credit expansion channel of monetary transmission is exhausted and impotent. The only thing left is the “Wall Street Bubble Channel”, and that is a dangerous, destructive, inequitable and morally offensive curse on a free society. It does nothing more than provide what I have called “ZERO-COGS” or free short-term repo and similar credit for the carry trades—-a game that provides windfalls for the hedge fund invested 1% on the way-up, and devastating crashes for the slow-money and Main Street when these central bank fueled financial bubbles inexorably crash. Last edited by Alex Linder; March 24th, 2014 at 07:25 PM. |
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Stanley Fischer will be 'disaster' for U.S. economy, analyst warns Jesse Colombo says the bubble caused by Fischer's inflationary policies as BoI governor will soon pop - and the same is likely to happen in the U.S. Quote:
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When Goldman Writes The New York Fed's Press Releases, Then All Is Lost
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 12/06/2014 20:31 -0500 Much has been said about Goldman's control over the most important Federal Reserve of all, that of New York, where the all important Markets Group is located, which does as the name implies, "influences" markets (those who may have missed it are encouraged to read "Goldman "Whistleblower" Sues NY Fed For Wrongful Termination", "How Goldman Controls The New York Fed: 47.5 Hours Of "The Secret Goldman Sachs Tapes" Explain", "A Quick Look At Goldman's Takeover Of The US Judicial System: NY Fed Edition", and of course "I Am Putting Everything In Goldman Sachs Because These Guys Can Do Whatever The Hell They Want." And while it is very clear by now that nothing will change under the current corrupt and compromised executive, legislative and judicial system, because at the end of the day, Goldman has indirect control over all three branches of government , here is the one anecdote which, in a non banana republic, would be the straw that finally broke the camel's back. From the FT: Quote:
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Jew run federal reserve to continue usury scam by keeping interest rates at near zero
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Top federal reserve jewess janet yellen refusing to share documents with house committee
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The only reason Gee Ed ever heard of Jekyll island is because he plagiarized Eustace Mullins book, published in 1958. The story of Jekyll island was given to us by Mr. Forbes, first as an article, then as a chapter in his book. No conspiracist book-peddler ever told their ignorant victims to simply read Forbes' book and don't waste their money on garbage compiled by charlatans. If the narrator of the video had bothered to read the story of the FedResAct --available to anyone for the willingness to read the Record-- he would have known that it did not originate in 1910, it was nothing spectacularly special, it was merely the organizational adjustment of the National currency Bank System, givent to ye by Abraham Lincoln in 1863. The FedResAct required the National currency banks to join, or to forfeit their charter. The debate on Jekyll island, and during the years of agitation, was between two banking groups, and that is what had to be ironed out; and not how to impose on the people a currency-issuing central bank. The narrator doesn't seem to know the difference between money and credit notes issued by banks, or a treasury note promising to pay. The narrator does not know that the Bank of North America did not go into operation until after the end of war. The narrator does not know that Jefferson did not write this until 1813 (two years after the demise of the first bank): "It is, at the same time, a salutary curb on the spirit of war and indebtment, which, since the modern theory of the perpetuation of debt, has drenched the earth with blood, and crushed its inhabitants under burthens ever accumulating." and the narrator mis-quotes: it is NOT indictment, it is indebtment (he should have red what Jeffereson wrote, not what some bookpeddler regurgitated) The narrator does not know that not all of the 5000 shares were sold; 2,220 shares were sold in 1803, while Jefferson was President. The narrator does not know that the Bank of US was rechartered as State bank and continued its existence for 5 more years. The narrator does not know that in 1841 two charters for a bank of US was passed but were vetoed by President Tyler. The narrator does not know that the National currency Bank System established in 1863 was just as much as a central bank as the Bank of US, or the Federal Reserve System which it morphed into 50 years later. The narrator does not know that Thaddeus Stevens (future grand old commoner, and hero of conspiracy books) was instrumental in the rechartering the Bank of US as State bank. Stevens had been a paid attorney of Nicholas Biddle since 1824. Young and nameless Abraham Lincoln was warm friend of the Bank of the US, hearty supporter of the central bank concept, fervent opponent of the Independent Treasury plan. The narrator also does not know ---the bookpeddlers never told him--- that during Andrew Jackson's Presidency the account of the United States was transferred from Baring and brothers to the House of NMR. The portrair of Jackson handgs in to London office of NMR, to this day; letters of praise from NMR to their American agents were published in1836. who were the financial advisors of Abraham Lincoln ? http://name789.wordpress.com/ |
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