Actually, the way the Federal Reserve operates is a Ponzi scheme. It's called fractional reserve banking, and last time I checked, the Federal Reserve is still there. Has nothing to do with Bush or Obama.
Actually, the way the Federal Reserve operates is a Ponzi scheme. It's called fractional reserve banking, and last time I checked, the Federal Reserve is still there. Has nothing to do with Bush or Obama.
The federal reserve owns america. It is a bank that the goverment has been borrowing from sence the old days.
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The federal reserve owns america. It is a bank that the goverment has been borrowing from sence the old days.
Yes, but most people still don't understand this concept at all. They can't seem to figure out why great men like Andrew Jackson basically devoted their lives to getting rid of the central bank.
This documentary explains the history of central banking, if anyone actually wants to learn something:
Yes, but most people still don't understand this concept at all. They can't seem to figure out why great men like Andrew Jackson basically devoted their lives to getting rid of the central bank.
This documentary explains the history of central banking, if anyone actually wants to learn something:
Actually, the way the Federal Reserve operates is a Ponzi scheme. It's called fractional reserve banking, and last time I checked, the Federal Reserve is still there. Has nothing to do with Bush or Obama.
Canada has a fractional reserve banking system, as do all G7 countries. Modern banking depends on it. Banking from WW II onward has depended on it. Without, we would have never seen the economic growth that we did.
The problem was that Greenspan did not oversee the banks properly, and the MBA's came up with Ponzi schemes like ABCP.
Further Greenspan kept interest rates too low, allowed money supply to grow too quickly, and taxes were too low.
In a booming economy, the Bush government had no business running deficits. Bush inherited a pretty good fiscal situation from Clinton, then fucked it up as fast as he could.
I whould have watched it but It was like 5 hours long.
Yea it sucks that people are intimidated by long articles and long videos. It's a shame because that film beautifully explains the history of central banking, something Americans should know about.
Yea it sucks that people are intimidated by long articles and long videos. It's a shame because that film beautifully explains the history of central banking, something Americans should know about.
Most dont get taught about it in school. They dont want the mass to understand their slavery.
Canada has a fractional reserve banking system, as do all G7 countries. Modern banking depends on it. Banking from WW II onward has depended on it. Without, we would have never seen the economic growth that we did.
The problem was that Greenspan did not oversee the banks properly, and the MBA's came up with Ponzi schemes like ABCP.
Further Greenspan kept interest rates too low, allowed money supply to grow too quickly, and taxes were too low.
In a booming economy, the Bush government had no business running deficits. Bush inherited a pretty good fiscal situation from Clinton, then fucked it up as fast as he could.
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The federal reserve owns america. It is a bank that the goverment has been borrowing from sence the old days.
Originally posted by StickyGreen
Yes, but most people still don't understand this concept at all. They can't seem to figure out why great men like Andrew Jackson basically devoted their lives to getting rid of the central bank.
This documentary explains the history of central banking, if anyone actually wants to learn something:
Do you think anyone who would take the presidency seat could have made it turn around so fast after how much damage Bush built in 8 years? Come on man....
It's funny, you all blast people who supported Obama saying that they give him way too much credit, he can't 'save everyone' like they hope.
Then 6 weeks into his presidency you all flip the coin and give him way too much credit for dooming the nation and sending it into a depression in 6 weeks.
yes, yes, Obama caused the depression in six weeks (load of bullshit).
this whole mess actually started with mortgage-backed securities and credit default swaps. the creation of these investment vehicles spurred the housing market and made a sort of multi-level marketing scheme which passed the risk associated with lending away from the mortgage originators (banks). i think Clinton signed the approval of credit default swaps and Bush mortgage backed securities (it could be the other way around, i might be mistaken). anyway, when the banks didn't have as much risk when approving mortgages and more liquidity to leverage because of mortgage-backed securities this started the housing market bubble. this is why they were giving mortgages to people who definitely couldn't afford it because the risk to them was pushed away by the creation of mortgage backed securities.
actually, i believe when the bubble burst for technology back in early 2000s it should have been much worse if not for the housing bubble sort of saving the economy. the housing bubble came at a time when the technology bubble had just burst and the economy started going down. the housing bubble sort of uplifted the economic bubble which was caused by technology and stopped it from really correcting itself when the technology bubble burst. if the creation of CDS and mortgage backed securities never took place i think the technology bubble deflating would have been worse and think it actually would have been good.
so this depression "or correction" if you want to call it that was long overdue, but saying that Obama is causing a depression when he has only been in office for 6 weeks is completely insane when he had nothing to do with creating any of these laws or investment type vehicles.
now his policy on trying to save the economy is another thing to argue about, but i don't think anyone has any clue on whether it will work or not since this is the first time in history something like this has happened. it will be an interesting few years.
Originally posted by Splum
I will admit it Bush caused a recession... Obama is causing a depression. Enjoy.
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