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i don't understand
@achalmers Ben Bernanke and Alan Greenspan obviously!
you would t
@Loveseekingmissile well old (worn out) bills get replaced with new bills
though. Anyway, de money printing is totally out of control.
@SGDeGalvez You favored his video on your page. I'm a big money guy, I
follow all the knowledgeable money experts like Schiff, Marc Faber, Phil
Grande, Adam Bold, Lance Roberts, Gerald Celente, and others.
Love the visuals!
where do I belong in the party? sentence question in your error.
Also watch WHY WE ARE IN SO MUCH DEBT for a clear, simple explanation of
our monetary system, and how it destroys our prosperity.
@page826 Yes, Algore is Goldman Sachs frontman. You will definitely want to
read 'How Goldman Sachs Runs Washington' July 09 – Rolling Stone; and ''How
Goldman Sachs Scammed the Bailout' March 2010 – Rolling Stone. Both
articles are by Matt Taibbi. 'Cap & Trade' is Goldman Sachs devious plan to
turn CO2 emmisions into a commodity which THEY control. The Banksters run
Washington, the printing press, the media, and the stock market.
So ALL DEFICIT SPENDING CREATES MONEY, by definition. Spending creates &
adds money to the economy, taxation removes & destroys it, so the net
difference is the net addition or subtraction of money to or from the
economy. The Federal debt is simply the cumulative record of those net
positions for the history of the dollar. It is exactly equal, to the penny,
to our net financial assets. Everything else was created through bank debt,
and sums to zero (actually negative, if you count interest).
unfortunately, many us citizens still think they r fighting wars for
freedom in the middle east. In fact they are simply invading countries,
setting up puppet governments and controlling their resources.
@philolson321 I would disagree agree with you slightly. I would contend
that since our monetary system is based on nothing, the only thing backing
our financial and monetary system is confidence. Without confidence in the
money, that is where you will have high to even hyper inflation. The NIA
boys do predict this event to happen around 2014 or so. What you had in the
dollar is a relief rally, it was straight down for 7 to 8 weeks prior to
this up tick indicating that inflation is coming.
Fed buying T-bills from the public? I thought the Fed bought them at
auction like everyone else, just in much higher quantities and bidding very
low interest rates.
Deflation only if the govt desires to pay off it's debt.
The chalk board is a nice touch. Well done. Also, I hope thereallurker is
able to score some sheep.
america on fail blog
@amcanmike baby steps, just like Obama said yesterday.
why does the public sell its bonds to the fed?
@furyofbongos Japan is a different animal. With the exception of having the
World Reserve Currency that allows us to cheat and make a bigger mess
(debt, exportation of inflation or more), we are set up more like the
Wiermar Republic. The Austrian School describes a deflationary period prior
to an inflationary period. Because the deflationary period leads
politicians to the false belief they can print money with impunity, they
do. We are more sophisticated today, but no less foolish.
Nice report Daniel, I like the graphics too.
Before some similar events happen, the US dollar can decline in value
gradually but it won't collapse. Imagine there are a group of survivors on
a small island. There is a big fat guy with a gun guarding the only clean
water supply and he automatically becomes the king. The remaining ppl will
need to work hard and produce something to exchange for fresh water but he
can sit there all day and enjoy all the goods produced by others. In theory
the system can work well.
Loaning a government money enslaves' the population as the government uses
force and taxes people to pay the interest.
@philolson321 Er, PAYCHECKS have been "deflating" for a While, guy!
@RAMKING61 ahhh, i should have figured. i am a big money guy trapped in a
small money guys body. :(.
so US ppl, PLEASE try to find the truths… meanwhile don't be so worried
about your economy as you can virtually sit there all day and let other ppl
produce for you. They won't be able to dump your dollar anytime soon as
long as you keep your troops there. On the other hand, if you pull your
troops out, the dollar may actually collapse quickly. It's immoral but be
careful of what you are asking for. Ron Paul seems like a good man but his
policies can destroy the dollar faster than the Fed.
@furyofbongos No, Japan didn't. In fact during the 1990s their loans came
from their own citizens.
@themunz126 According to some people THEY are trying to destroy us check
out AlexJones' Channel
@catsmew you should put that money where it achieves the greatest
purchasing power. individual stocks may well serve you, albeit they don't
decline in value and also beat inflation. i am a precious metals broker and
a cta that sells options on commodities for ongoing income.
Great video Big Dan! This is the first time I've seen/heard anyone actually
explain what "monetising debt" means. If someone wanted to do a short
series of video explanations of some of this political jargon, I think it
could help lots of people understand how they are robbed. You're right –
Friday's vid was worth tuning in for. Thanks a lot man Cheers
good shit.
@RAMKING61 no I haven't read that yet. I am now watching his interview on
youtube thanks for sharing!!
so buy gold and real estate.
FedRes always created $ from thin air. Sovereignty=ability to create
sovereigns. (States not really svrgn, can't create money.) Money isn't
wealth!The economy(at least manuf/agro sectors, some inc. service
sector)creates wealth, but only govt can create specie. Rt now about 40% of
US M2's in China, so we have $hortage= defltn/recsn.Deficits only problem
if gvts try to refinance. Print $ is solution to defaltion. US economy is
strong, ignore the Dow. The US Republic is not going out of business.
@jx14aby I just looked it up. The U.S. went off the gold standard
unilaterally in 1971 during the Nixon shock. All countries followed until
the Swiss in 2000. Hmmmmm.
@MikeRadmann Iceland indeed! However Argentina took to the streets … and
in the end, their gov't sold them down the tubes to American Banks and
Corps., before the dust finally settled. (See historical videos at my
channel page.) I think if you look at the history of Argentina's inflation,
massive job losses, and general starvation, you will have an idea of what
will likely come here. Question is, will enough Americans prepare to
survive through the turmoil, so as to prevail?
The FED buys Treasury bonds through the Primary Dealers. The public doesn't
just buy the Treasury bonds and then sales them to the FED. The FED buys
the debt to hold interest rates (our costs of borrowing money) down. We are
not printing anything. The government is 'borrowing and spending' money
like crazy but it's not working to replace private consumer demand. All
this so called printed money is on deposit at the FED but hasn't made it
into the real economy.
@visionvictory Great point on Weimar. Other than my home price losing
value, personally have not seen this deflation everyone is talking about.
Gas is still close to 3 dollars a gallon and food prices have actually went
up. Taxes are going up along with the cost of education and healthcare.
Money is chasing goods and services that our CPI conveniently leaves out.
The consesus is screaming deflation, those in the investing world know that
the consensus is usually wrong.Inflation is coming.
If you stop to look at the process of this debt machine, the interest is an
exponential function that doubles very often. So the interest that we owe
the Fed actually increases, just like a bad credit card. The only way to
make up for this is taxing us more, which is teetering already. This is
110% unsustainable. It will come to an end within 3 years. It has to by
design. I just hope those who are listening are prepared for that.
so the treasury makes up bonds out of thin air sells it to the public who
give money they had to work their butts off for, who turns around and sells
it to the federal reserve who just prints it up? that is messed up. I
thought counterfieting was against the law. no wonder this world is so
messed up, it is suffering a serious case o moral decay. rose
Don't worry about it, just keep eating your steroid inject beef bergers,
wash it done with some coke, have a few twinkie bars, then take your
medication and sit back on your couch and watch American Idol.
the monetary system will collapse, and then we will either move to a one
world currency, or revolutionize the entire system of managing resources.
We have the technology to bring needed resources to everyone on the planet
without a need of exchange. Would be stupid not to implement it, but hey we
are humans, and we kill each other for being different, so wouldn't
surprise me if we continue down the path of self destruction.
this QE2 or QElite is not money printing, its recycling the proceeds from
the first round of QE. no more new money has been printed.
This video is terrible, and almost completely wrong about how deficit
spending works. Tsy sells bonds to BANKS, who pay with NEW MONEY, which
they create out of thin air, like they do ALL LOANS. Tsy then spends that
new money into the economy. Bonds FUND NOTHING; they are a monetary tool
used to drain reserves from the banking system which were added by the
concurrent Tsy spending, thus simplifying the Fed's job of defending their
target Federal Funds Rate (by leaving aggregate reserves even).
@amcanmike "ALL IS VERY WELL"; You obviously have a warped sense of humor.
@pobaldy66 And that means it doesn't pay to save. Why bother? The banks can
get their money cheaper from the Fed. I can't compete with the Fed. So my
money is virtually worthless. I might as well sew it up in a mattress. When
I was a kid, savings accounts paid three percent? Mortages were at five?
Interest was capped by usury laws. I still don't get it. All I know is
we're getting screwed.
i thought the Fed buys the bonds from the Treasury/Govt, not the people.
Now I'm confused.
Cash may be king for while but the paper money jig is up. China knows this
and is preparing itself to lose big time on it's dollar surplus. It's
encouraging it's citizens to buy gold, and buying ore from all over the
globe for it's own refineries it is alsos the largest producer of gold
domestically, in the world . When they have enough, they will cut us loose
@jx14aby interest on savings accts. are at all-time lows, and have remained
below inflation forever, precipitating either paper investment, consumer
spending or bankrolling a business. banks and gov't working together. lower
capital reserve ratios, federal guarantees and the other means of "usury"
have eliminated the need for banks to build capital through savings
deposits.
@RAMKING61 Yeah that's why I have some doubts with Perkins' intention. He
started a green energy company and received a lot of favors from the
system. He should know a thing or two about the new CO2 scheme. If he is
really working against the system then he should be removed by now. It
seems to me that he is subtly promoting yet another NWO project for the so
called system. His proposed US role is similar to cap n trade, which can
transfer wealth from rich to poor countries as they claimed.
Good explanation, Dan. Hope your family is doing well.