Wednesday, June 19, 2013

Are private central banks printing money to pay for private derivatives?

Is the Fed is printing $85 billion per month, increasing the money supply to pay for the derivatives bubble, to avoid another systemic economic collapse like we saw in 2008?

Were those derivatives created in the private sector? Yes.

So should a central bank print debt based money in order to prop of the very banks that placed the bets?

Should a Treasury department issue bonds to bank that printing?  No.

So why are central banks all over the world nailing out the banks in secret?  So they can hoard natural resources?

How much is enough? Should we or can we continue this forever?

Michael Ruppert once said something to the effect of " you cannot print more money than there is oil to back it up."

What's the relationship between the economy, war, and politics?

Could that be what's driving us to print trillions of dollars, giving it to the banks, and subverting governments and ciitizens around the world? Economics, Politics, and War.

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