- QE "infinity" - the only way to stop it is go on strike 100% right now. other wise Check Mate

I was playing around with some economic situational mathmatics (decade timeline)
I believe the federal reserve bank is on its 40% devaluation plan, revealed back in 2002
(Bernake -- what I would do if I were Federal Reserve Chairman Speech) -
1. Banks to sell 45 Billion of Mortgages to the Federal Reserve Bank Monthly
2. Banks to buy U.S. Treasuries (taking the money out of circulation) at the same time devaluing by 45 billion
so the Federal Reserve Bank is going to use that 45 billion and invest in Derivatives (its going to gamble
with your property, and if they apply the reserve lending standards then thats 9 times the 45 billion... talk about hitting the gas pedal on the downside of a hill) "What if it looses your mortgage ?" then you owe the bank for a house you dont control... right... ??? you loose your shelter, and if what else I see is true then this is the end of the road for America. (I would say they are laughing all the way to the New World Order Bank) dumbasses....

other things I see -
1. It would appear that every month from here on out - Gasoline is going to get more expensive - with no end in sight.
2. since foods main price component is fuel - every step of food is based on fuel costs. so it is going to go up as well.
3. Employment, when fuel goes up demand goes down so employment will decline as well.... (Employment - Food and Fuel all working against your ability to survive is right there for anyone to see).
***CHECK MATE***

reply to post by 1BornPatriot


Not sure how to stop it. But I agree, the FED is buying up the mortgages and then they will put em all into the dirivitives market and POOF, bye bye United States of America!! They are robbing us blind and reducing us to a form of slavery the world has never seen...........

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It was game over the day that derivatives began being traded on the same valuation levels as comodeties.

It set up the entire situation that occured in 2008, which put us here today.

Some believe the gold standards return will fix things, but it is far too late for that, as there are to many different financial instruments all rapped up in this, it is now impossible to sort this back out.

The only option I can see that will actually work is a complete social and economic reset, but those that own everything don't want to see that happen, as they would lose their "elite" positions, if forced to complete on an even field with eveyone else.

So the system will continue until it runs itself into the ground for good, and then a new even worse more backwards system will be put in place.

It will be akin to the old feudal system where we will all be the peasants begging at the corporate or government door step, waiting for the scraps.

1. QE is not based upon 'pulling money out of thin air'.
There is an obscene $26 TRILLION dollars hidden away in banks for security, gathering dust, as well as another few trillion under the bed in home. If 7 billion human keeps just $1000 under their bed, there would be $7 TRILLION there, unused and uncirculated.

But we do know not every human has that much, many with no savings, but rich elites do have MORE than $1000 and that's just pocket change.

Devaluing the dollar is one way to help them CIRCULATE their wealth, or see their hoarding values sink. Devaluation also helps in the export of american goods and services making them cheaper to be bought by others, helping increase earnings and jobs to meet capacity demand, as well as making imports expensive, when USA already has all it needs except for worthless trinklets such as toxic junk from China.


2. Majority of those obscene monies are kept in US for best security and rule of law systems. Anytime the Treasury needs funds, there is a ready pool of real money to purchase bonds. Legitimate and safe.


3. Austerity is and had been proven a FAILED economic policy. Spending is the only way to circulate money and wealth. Cutting wastage, on policies that sees no tangible or intangible returns is neccessary, but Paul Ryan style of Guillotine budget cuts is utter stupidity and will spell the end of USA, with money not being ciruculated.


4. Inflation will rise, but as long as it is kept below 5% and made up by increasing the wages of workers through productivity and innovation, no american will get hurt.


5. Due to irratic climate changes, this year's havest is presumed to be not that strong. But still, not ALL regions experieced adverse bad weather. Raising prices is only an excuse of the greedy to earn unconscionably more from the poor, or to maintain ALWAYS their annual profits at the expense of workers and citizens by raising prices.

Boycott instead the food producers and middlemen, or rationalized the use of emergency food stockpiles to feed citizens, to make the greedy lose their food hoard profits. 2 can play the game - People vs Greedy Corporations.

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Its strange that you mentioned that - they are pulling money out of thin air - it was discussed on Alex Jones just yesterday (10/9/2012) Lindsey Williams = is exactly what they are going to do. Poop another 45 billion for mortgages... under the guise of repairing the banks balance sheets - just like the us dollar has no gold or silver backing it - treasuries are just paper IOU's, and Mortgages have some underlying asset namely land and dwellings. so, poop another 45 billion - in to treasuries - and then 45 X 9 and on to the roulette table.... 35 to 1 odds.... so we win every 36 months once... by he numbers that is - like they dont have the game rigged.... it wouldn't be a mafia if they didn't have an edge... and since the big box retailers and casino's have a way of short circuiting local economies - as well as a currency that can be spent anywhere has a way of short circuit local economies - (I.e. if you earn a $ working, and you spend that $ at a national organization such as WalMart or HomeDepot it does not go back in to the local economy it goes to corporate and off to wall street... where if you spent your money at Janes Salon - it stays local and gets spent over and over locally - proping up the local economy - so there is so many things wrong - its daunghting monumental feat at fixing it --- the only way I see it being fixed is Local Currencies ... they are only good locally....

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Alex Jones and his cheap pals are economists?? And you believe them? Who died and made them king?

Go for the real thing. Economics are not for conspiracies or speculations. It is real life. The ilks of alex jones are better off writing pulp fiction to earn an honest living than to conjure answers from thin air to fool others to live their lavish lifestyle, paid by the poor who will cling to any answer, even if they are the wrong ones but sound good to their suffering lives.

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Huh .... I dont have to listen to him to know this - Its obvious, common sense....