[rabscuttle385]

The Fed is corrupt. Audit its books, and then rip up its charter.

Afterwards, we can move on to a cleansing of the Federal government, as well as multiple assorted States.

[org.whodat]

How is that a CD paying 1.5 % and banks charge 20% on their credit cards called price stability. And the fed shovels it out the door to any company willing to say they are a bank, at 0%, except in the case of AIG, where it seems they do what Goldman wants.

[org.whodat]

How is that a CD paying 1.5 % and banks charge 20% on their credit cards called price stability. And the fed shovels it out the door to any company willing to say they are a bank, at 0%, except in the case of AIG, where it seems they do what Goldman wants.

[KoRn]

"The Fed is corrupt. Audit its books, and then rip up its charter.Afterwards, we can move on to a cleansing of the Federal government, as well as multiple assorted States.

Sounds like a great plan to me! Too bad most of the so-called "conservative" politicians in DC wouldn't see it that way. They are all bought, and paid for by the REAL "special interests" that even fake 'reformers' like McCain won't even speak of. Entrenched power is what we have in place with the Federal Reserve. They, and others like them, won't hold on to that power forever though. Eventually it's going to get pretty bad for our average citizens, and these #@*#ers will be decorating lamp posts along the beltway when it's all said and done. Eventually they are going to run out of people to bend over for tax revenues, and it will be a downward spiral from there. I think that process is well underway. The breaking point will come when countries wise up and stop purchasing our soon to be worthless treasury bonds, and the government tries to compensate for the lost revenue with massive tax increases on those that are still employed.

[Pelham]

Right, then we can go back to letting banks print their own currency once again. And JP Morgan can fill the void left by the Fed’s demise, just as it was doing before 1913.

[SaraJohnson]

It is definently threatening to the international banksters. Why did we ever let them go without overseeing their actions with outside audits?

[mojitojoe]

I’m no Ron Paul or Alex Jones fan but I detest the Federal Reserve. Corrupt is an understatement.

[RSmithOpt]

The Fed is the NWO’s number one tool.

[AndyJackson]

Excuse me, but the problem of market behavior with asymmetric information is one of the better understood problems in economic theory and folks win Nobel Prizes for it.

What anywhere in economic theory suggests that prices become more unstable as the market has access to better information? The only thing that becomes unstable is the ability to manipulate a price to a level that a free market [one where everyone has identical information] would not support.