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Treasury Secretary and Fed Chairman feel they can now pledge whatever they want. Perhaps they are inching up a zero at a time just to see what the public’s tolerance is for unrepayable debt. The new sum – $7.76 trillion – represents $25,000 for every citizen in the country, or half the value of everything produced in the nation last year; yet it’s not clear that a mere half of our net worth will rescue the financial system. One bankrupt bank after another has been bailed out with public money, in a futile effort to prevent a collapse of a massive multi-trillion dollar derivatives pyramid created by the banks.[2] But according to the Comptroller of the Currency, U.S. commercial banks now carry over $180 trillion in derivatives on their books. The public is liable to be bankrupted before this mess is resolved.
Originally posted by ll__raine__ll
why is everyone saying this is all planned?
by who exactly and for what purpose?
Originally posted by ll__raine__ll
why is everyone saying this is all planned?
by who exactly and for what purpose?
Originally posted by ll__raine__ll
why is everyone saying this is all planned?
by who exactly and for what purpose?
Originally posted by ll__raine__ll
why is everyone saying this is all planned?
by who exactly and for what purpose?
Originally posted by Rockpuck
Originally posted by ll__raine__ll
why is everyone saying this is all planned?
by who exactly and for what purpose?
By people who don't understand economics. Best to say "oohhh ya THOSE guys are doing it! damn rich people!" .. then it is to pick up a book and read a lil about the fundamentals of economics.
There is no such thing as an Amero either. Only 'speculation' from some obscure websites.
An Amero wouldn't be a "bad" thing anyways.. AND YOU DON'T NEED AN ECONOMIC COLLAPSE TO REPLACE A CURRENCY. Europe did it quite easily.
But I digress.
Originally posted by disgustedbyhumanity
So the next step is what happens as the banks pay these loans back? Well then we will be looking at a shrinking money supply and even more drastic deflation. You gold bugs hear that? Deflation and on a massive scale. Dividends will be where the money is at.
Originally posted by Rockpuck
An economic depression would not be needed to create this new currency.