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To: Kirk © who wrote (44999)1/31/2013 7:37:32 AM
From: Fiscally Conservative2 Recommendations  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 220664
 
Good Morning Kirk:

You disagree ?

The Treasury Department owes the Fed over $3 trillion that must be paid back! This is fact.
You can disagree all you want but without a supported argument it does not pass the BS litmus test, lol.
The taxpayer will be on the hook unless all that money the Fed gave away to save our economy is returned. And we all know the money will not be returned,lol.
More of this will come in due course as the press pundits are given permission by the editors to publish more editorials that shed light on this. Until someone, anyone, on S.I. can refute my thoughts with facts I will remain obstinate on this.
We live in an age where sound fiscal practices of the past have no room at the table of greed and malfeasance.



To: Kirk © who wrote (44999)1/31/2013 11:01:17 AM
From: FCom7771 Recommendation  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 220664
 
"If the Fed let rates float to market value and didn't print money... tax payers would have to pay triple taxes or lose their jobs as we plunge into a deep recession."

So, in essence, you are saying that the Fed has stepped in - and subverted the normal market forces - that would have constrained the free wheeling spending of the politicians - out of control aggressive military actions - etc.

I'll go a step further and suggest to you that the Fed has no interest in supporting the well being and future of this country, They are - simply - traitors doing the bidding of their BANKSTER owners -

If you haven't figured it out - the plan is to create as much government debt as is possible - much like what was done with Greece - so that the American people would become economically enslaved. The problem with their plan - much unlike Greece - are the 100 million plus weapons owned by the American population. Thus the current push and emphasis to disarm Americans.

I frankly believe the plan is flawed - and that sometime within the next ten years (hopefully sooner) - the large majority of banksters will be behind bars - including the Fedsters - and the debt that was fraudulently incurred (most of it) will be repudiated.

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