PeterS wrote:
Ah, so the advisers set up a ponzi scheme whereby they reap ungodly amounts of money? Damn, that's a great gig if you can get it! And no, those policies haven't destroyed our ability to save for our own needs. Whats done that is a drastic shift in income growth upwards and away from the lower and middle classes. But that's what you republicans wanted right because the wealthy work so hard to provide jobs for all the underlings and if they have more money they can keep us employed right? It's only right that those who own all the productivity should reap all the benefits from its gains, correct! But that has nothing to do with the ponzi scheme you are referring to and more to the shift in economic policy--one that encourages wealth at the top while discouraging income growth at the bottom. Besides, we don't want all them brown and black bottom suckers to get any of OUR money do we....pfsst...
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Who are you calling a Republican Pete? I have been a registered independent for 79 years. Income growth by the 1% is not the cause of loss of purchasing power, it is the printing of money which has no intrinsic value which the government borrows and spends in its myriad insane ways. Those moneys debase the value of our currency; the bonds the Fed Reserve sells to cover the moneys printed are purchased by banks and they are the minions of the one per cent. So the cycle is that the govt requests money which exceeds income, the banks print and provide the money accepting bonds from the govt bearing interest which then becomes the debt of the people. The banks and their owners then are in position to make money off thin air -- the money they don't even bother to print (a few keystrokes in an electronic data base) reaps untold wealth for them. This results in income growth for the one percent, debt for the rest of us and too much fiat money which reduces the value of all money holdings.
"The Federal Reserve is a collection of malicious, serial liars, engaging in economic treason. The evidence is absolutely conclusive. However, in building a case for any crime, a central question is always motive. Why has the Federal Reserve engaged in this economic treason, and also engaged in a serial campaign of deceit to hide its economic treason? Regular readers could answer this question in their sleep. The central bankers of the Federal Reserve, and the central bankers of all of the West’s central banks (and most of the world’s central banks) are all highly valued employees of the banking crime syndicate known as “the One Bank”.
"Give me control of a nation’s money supply, and I care not who makes the laws."
- Mayer Amschel Rothschild, banker (1744 – 1812)
What was the reasoning behind the boast of this oligarch of financial crime? It could not be simpler. Control the printing press of a nation, and you can buy all of the politicians . Hand the control of all of our printing presses to a Crime Syndicate, and you create government-by-Crime-Syndicate, aka “fascism.”
Central bankers steal via inflation (for the benefit of their Masters). They have already confessed to the crime, as regular readers are well aware. For the benefit of newer readers, that confession will be repeated one more time.
"In the absence of the gold standard, there is no way to
protect savings from confiscation [i.e. theft] through inflation."
- Alan Greenspan, 1966
Informed readers already understand that the actual/correct definition of inflation is an increase in the supply of money. The central bankers steal by printing money. The more they print, the more they steal. It is the fundamental equation of monetary crime.
In 2008 the Federal Reserve began money-printing (and thus wealth-stealing) at an unprecedented rate. It has vowed to never stop such stealing until the U.S. economy gets stronger, while its policies must make the economy weaker and weaker. Here the Apologists for these central bankers will interject. The Federal Reserve has “tapered” its extreme money-printing, claim the Apologists. Thus it has “tapered” the rate at which it is stealing the wealth of all Americans. No, it has not."
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Infinite counterfeiting = infinite money-printing = infinite theft.
The Federal Reserve’s current “monetary policy” is not aimed at stealing merely some of the wealth of the U.S. population. It is aimed at stealing all of the wealth of the U.S. population. And these Criminals have already promised us (again and again) that this crime will never end– not until they are finished.”
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