The Fed disappearing would do more to help the economy than the can kicking that is about to take place.
ZRX1200 wrote:
It’s a pleasant thought Z, but the owners aren’t going to give up their hold on the money supply. The interest payments alone will let them buy Puerto Rico if they like.
They didn’t really abolish slavery – they industrialized it.
That's against the bylaws I think.
“You conservatives are all alike!”
Brewha wrote:
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And what do you mean by 'YOU' conservatives..?? 😠
You're blind as a bat then.
Bury your head back in the sand.
The theft continues and the debt is piled on children that don't even know the staggering amount they owe!
Dr Madd Vibe wrote:
I see and understand exactly what is going on. The Fed and other Institutions are predominantly the cause of the problem we are in. But, the Fed has no role in the negotiations to kick the can down the road. So, if you don't like a delay in an agreement or the final terms, that's not on the Fed.
Fenster your question assumes these "negotiations" will fix something.
I disagree. I assume nothing. Negotiations will fix nothing other than the very short run. It is all just the same kicking the can down the road.
We're gonna kick that can like a Sebastian Janikowski field goal!
Hockey Dad wrote:
Winner, winner-chicken dinner!
It is that simple, unfortunately.
DrafterX wrote:
It's a acronym for 'Young Oregon Überbikers'.
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so, what's Obama gonna do with the 100 billion he's taking from da Defense..?? 😕
and you care because we need to keep allocating a higher percentage of GDP than ever to supporting the military industrial complex, record levels of funding beyond any seen in the prior history of the country so that we can complete our transition from a country that historically used it's military as protection, to one that uses it to project itself into every region of the world to push the interests of global corporations?
