Monthly Archives: June 2009
Goldman Sachs Has Immense Profit From Selling US Debt
Unlike in the Crash of 1929 and the grinding collapse of credit creation that followed, we see little to no reforms this time around. Unlike in 1929, the Federal Reserve and the US government are both very reckless and are … Continue reading
Filed under .money matters
Dr. Fekete Talks About Bond Markets
History runs in cycles. There are many cycles which overlap each other or run in harmony with each other. Humans have very limited options due to two main forces: the limits imposed on us by Mother Nature and the limitations … Continue reading
Filed under .money matters
T-Bill Troubles
I had to have a visual test today which involved getting my eyes dilated. So I couldn’t see to well, most of the day. Will be getting my first set of glasses next week. Whoopee. No more mere reading glasses … Continue reading
Filed under .money matters
Obama’s Bad Banking Bill
The Obama Banking Reform Bill has been submitted to Congress. I won’t go through the entire bill but will review the review of this bill. There are lots of disputes over these proposed regulations and changes. The tendency is to … Continue reading
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Pentagon Calls US Citizen Demonstrators ‘Terrorists’
America just loves anti-government demonstrations—but only in countries we don’t control. So if there are ethnic and religious riots in China, we support these. If there are leftist anti-government riots in Mexico, we support the violent suppression of say, teachers. … Continue reading
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US Pledged $14 TrillionTo Protect G7 Banking System
One of the mysteries of life is, self-deception. All groups of humans are prone to this immense force which exists in our brains. We are hard wired to self-deceive. This is most obvious at the very top of all systems. … Continue reading
Filed under .money matters, Free Trade
The New Zealand Carry Trade Expects Hyperinflation
As the entire planet writhes and seethes with anger and distress, the US tries to continue sailing onwards, trying to restart the real estate and commercial lending markets. The Fed continues to consolidate power within its halls. We will take … Continue reading
Filed under .money matters, Free Trade
