Posted on 11/14/2010 7:54:01 PM PST by Razzz42
The central bank uses quantitative easing to inflate asset prices, which looks remarkably similar to money laundering.
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Excellent. First the ponzie scheme and now money laundering. Just excellent. What’s it going to take to stop these crooks once and for all?
Amazing..thanks
Getting a bunch of republicans in (majority) State legislatures, governors, House of Representatives, a few senators, helps. Many military backgrounds elected to the House is a good sign.
Besides those things, don’t get your hopes up for the near term, yet.
Right - it’s counterfeiting more so than laundering, isn’t it?
That's straight up gangster !
Not called counterfeiting if our government does it. It’s called de-valuing the US dollar.
Got their own little operation Bernhard going.
throw out the Federal Reserve.
Tide? Or Wisk?
Dry cleaners.
True - but it amounts to the exact same thing. Walt Williams has made this point before.
Yes, they are. They are buying bank “assets”, like parking lots and buildings, and claiming a parking lot is worth a billion dollars in order to give the bank a “loan” on the property. This is because no one wants to buy any more of our junk zero interest paid and even fee based treasury bonds. That’s right, the fed is even charging people to “invest” in our bonds. So, instead of being paid interest on the bond, the holder is forced to PAY the fed.
We are in desperate times.
Agreed.
Why banks are so important must be that they contribute to reelection campaigns to continue the scams, money the US Treasury (taxpayers) creates.
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