Articles NewsFlow Gold & Silver Prices Market Briefing

Recevez notre Marketbriefing

In the same category
Now Let’s Get Rid Of The Income Tax Nathan Lewis The Current Account Deficit Nathan Lewis The Current Account Deficit #2: Savings and Investment Nathan Lewis The Current Account Deficit #3: Complete Nonsense Nathan Lewis

Graham B
Member since May 2012
2 commentaries -

0 followers

has posted a comment on the article :

At The Fed, The More Things Change, The More They Stay The Same

- Ron Paul. -

There is no doubt about it = Congressman Ron Paul is one of the most clever, smart and dedicated Representatives that the US Congress has ever seen.
Yet we continue to see incompetence at the highest levels in the wall street owned and controlled government.
Precedents have been set by every Empire & Dictatorship that rose on hard work and probity, only to collapse via corruption debasement of their money throughout human history.
Yet the arrogant US Fed believe that "it will be different this time."
Backing up Ron Paul's evidence is that of Ludwig Von Mises and his entire school + Ellen Brown and the Public Banking Institute + the Bank of North Dakota + Eric Sprott + the GATA people + Gerald Celente and many, many others.
Despite this, the govt - of the people - by the people - for the people - --> is completely ignoring the approaching Debt Tsunami.

How sad to see a people who freed themselves from a dictatorial British Empire --> make their own laws and sound money --> thrive and prosper --> only to become hijacked by self interested satraps & fawning acolytes to greed and corruption.
Unless people follow the likes of Ron Paul and others like him, the US is firmly on the road to financial collapse, oblivion and worst of all, irrelevance.

Commented 3913 days ago

Send

Beginning of the headline :Last week, Federal Reserve Chairman Janet Yellen testified before Congress for the first time since replacing Ben Bernanke at the beginning of the month. Her testimony confirmed what many of us suspected, that interventionist Keynesian policies at the Federal Reserve are well-entrenched and far from over. Mrs. Yellen practically bent over backwards to reassure Wall Street that the Fed would continue its accommodative monetary policy well into any new economic recovery. The same monet... Read More

Reply to this comment

You must be logged in to comment an article

8000 characters max.

	RSS feed		24hGold Mobile
	Gold Data Center		Gold & Silver Converter
	Gold coins on eBay		Silver coins on eBay
	Technical Analysis		Fundamental Analysis