reply to post by Iamonlyhuman
reply to post by Atlantican
You both make very good points and bring up an alternative angle I hadn't thought of. That alternative angle is one I'd be willing to bet holds more
weight than any.
Like Iamonlyhuman said, we very well may get an honest audit without an Obama veto or diversions, and the end result of that audit will most likely be
to hold people accountable. Bernanke will be the fall guy. However, like Atlantican said, the audit will most likely reveal high level incompetency
and corruption in the Federal Reserve and operational duties will be turned over to the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
Basically what the powers that be will do to counter this bill is to actually let it pass and do what it is intended to do. Then they will use the
result of the audit to ease the American people's anger by not only giving them a false sense of "victory", but also ending the Fed's power by
turning over the bank they own to a bigger and more powerful bank they own. And through all of this, Obama keeps his positive image and takes credit
for bringing "change" and holding people accountable.
It's a great plan when you think about it. If I were them, that is what I'd do.
The ultimate goal is a one world government and one world bank. This bill - although well-intended (I hope) - fits right in with their plan.
Good posts and good thinking Iamonlyhuman and Atlantican! Starred.
[edit on 6/11/09 by NovusOrdoMundi]