It's only a matter of time.

[Angel Oracle]

http://www.moneynews.com/MKTNews/Massive-wealth-destruction-economy/2013/06/20/id/511043/?promo_code=13E5C-1&utm_source=taboola

 

Great job, Printing Press Benny!   

 

The next recession may not have been as quick as the author predicted, with 2013 near a close.   But, he is pretty much accurate in what he says.

 

So, anyone STILL think that $16 trillion of debt is "fake"? 

[acro2008]

Priivate  banking has historically put  nations in debt with this scheme of being the ones to print the money  annd loan it to the government.  The "Fed"" is private;  as private as  Federal Express.  "Control A countries money supply and I care not  who  makes it's laws"(Quote by very famous banker).  The only country I can think of not caught in this  web of debt is Iceland.  They kicked those den of vipers out of their country.  We've been duped big time and the F'n media has played along.    People say, but "the Federal Reserve has shareholders".  Look  who theiir shareholders are,LOL.

[Angel Oracle]

Bank execs are pure evil. Credit unions may not be perfect, but I fired my bank (BofA) almost 20 years ago in favor of a credit union, and haven't looked back.

[Lhalo]

The sad thing is that when you ask the average Joe on the street what he thinks about the Federal Reserve he has know clue WTF you're talking about.

[acro2008]

Both Lawrence and AO, I hear you.  AO, we do our banking through a credit union too and put cash in the safe for now.  Lawrence, if people start realizing the history of the  "Fed" and just  what they have done since 1913,  hopefully things would change.  I'm not going to hold my breath  though collective awareness is pretty powerful, IMO.  There have been mini coup d' etat's along the way leading up to what we have now, a fake republic.

Edited November 7, 2013 by acro2008

[acro2008]

The book "Web of Debt" is  written by Ellen Hodgson Brown.  This is a short video with her comments. The debt itself isn't the issue as much as how the debt is created.

 

http://www.brasschecktv.com/videos/money-madness-1/the-real-government-debt-fraud.html

[acro2008]

Bill Still explains why Quantitative easing is economic insaniity, as it's injected into the GDP.  I am personally ignoring what the mainstream says.  We are in trouble.

 

http://www.realecontv.com/videos/government-corruption/qe-is-included-in-gdp.html

[acro2008]

*Crickets*  for seven hours so far  ...... Is this just old news?

[acro2008]

How the US  creates it's own money

 

 

http://www.brasschecktv.com/videos/money-madness-1/where-does-money-come-from-.html

[Angel Oracle]

I have no doubts that this is nothing but gaming by Printing Press Benny going on.

[acro2008]

 "Printing Press Benny" it sure is but I think the game, intentional or not, is out of control.

[acro2008]

 Quantitative easing 4 coming?  #3 seemed to breezed on by.  The crooks were given a break, so why not those who put  most of the money back into

the economy?  Maybe it makes too much sense.

 

http://www.brasschecktv.com/videos/money-madness-1/the-next-trillion-dollar-bubble.html

Edited November 13, 2013 by acro2008

[acro2008]

Ignore the fact that this guy grabs his coffee every minute or two, you'll warm up to him.  His historical information is very good.  Money=war=slavery with religion and philosopy thrown in.

 

http://www.brasschecktv.com/videos/money-madness-1/the-real-history-of-money-and-debt---part-3.html

[IEAngelsfan]

QE is like a drug.  Once you try it, It's hard to go cold turkey.

[acro2008]

QE is like a drug.  Once you try it, It's hard to go cold turkey.

 

 Quantitive easing sounds so soothing.

[Lhalo]

QEternity

[IEAngelsfan]

Is this a pre-emptive strike (apology) before it explodes?

 

http://www.cnbc.com/id/101192690

[HaloFan85]

Bank execs are pure evil. Credit unions may not be perfect, but I fired my bank (BofA) almost 20 years ago in favor of a credit union, and haven't looked back.

Unfortunately, the banks will probably get the last laugh with their quest to end the tax-exempt status for credit unions.  If that happens, credit unions will be no different than banks.  They'd have to charge fees and higher interest rates on loans just like any other bank.

[acro2008]

Unfortunately, the banks will probably get the last laugh with their quest to end the tax-exempt status for credit unions.  If that happens, credit unions will be no different than banks.  They'd have to charge fees and higher interest rates on loans just like any other bank.

 

Almost anything's possible given the crooks who are  in the slots of real power, job titles sounding innocuous as if there were checks and balances because the media is so controlled by this group;  a group that cares not who is a liberal or conservative.