Democrats are scared of Trump.

[jem]

What is really interesting - I just checked out Grayson on wikipedia.
He beat a college friend (good friend) of mine for his 2012 election.

Here's a funny one where Grayson talks about how the Fed bought Red Roof Inns during the crisis. Hilarious.

His commentary on Audit the Fed rather interesting in this, too.

 

[AAAintheBeltway]

Grayson is a disgusting idiot.

 

[piezoe]

... The Fed has never (that I can recall) done something against the bank's "recommendation". Perhaps back inbe Volcker's day.

Apparently the Fed is not quite as shadowy as you've made them out to be. They were apparently quite open with you in sharing "the bank's 'recommendation'."

Whats happened in reality is the Fed has gradually transformed itself, under pressure to do so of course, to one of the most transparent of all government agencies. It is a good thing I think.

 

[piezoe]

Right - and so the cycle of boom and bust, and banker influence/ownership and paid politicians, and printing to fund wars, etc, will continue.

Definition of Insanity.

Not only that, but there is now only 12 Oz. in a package of Spaghetti, whereas before Bernanke there was 16 Oz.

 

[piezoe]

Don't mistake me as one of those guys who believes, for example, that the Fed's stash of gold is actually gold covered tungsten and all the reserves have vanished, or some other weird "conspiwacy" theory. I just want to understand why the nature of some of the assets are so secret, and why the Fed fights to keep them from the light of day.

Remember Alan Greyson? Democrat from Florida. Used to give all sorts of hell to the Fed - and did some investigative work on them. So it's not just a conservative thing. Bernie has also made comments about the secrecy around the Fed and it's involvement with banks.

I have a simple-minded question? How is it that you know about all those secret assets if they are a secret?

 

[Tsing Tao]

Whats happened in reality is the Fed has gradually transformed itself, under pressure to do so of course, to one of the most transparent of all government agencies.

Ah yes. Most transparent of the group of completely opaque comparisons. What a success.

 

[Tsing Tao]

Not only that, but there is now only 12 Oz. in a package of Spaghetti, whereas before Bernanke there was 16 Oz.

That's a good thing - because seniors who rely on fixed income can now down size and still eat, rather than starve after being robbed of their savings by Fed policy.

 

[Tsing Tao]

I have a simple-minded question? How is it that you know about all those secret assets if they are a secret?

You have lots of simple minded questions. But to answer that particular one, we know about them after some investigator finds them and gets the Fed to admit they exist (usually under court order).

 

[Scataphagos]

You can just see it. The incredulous disbelief. The attempts to spin it all as a publicity stunt. The jokes. The empty arguments that fall flat. They're vacillating.

DemoCraps are scared of ANYBODY who tells the truth.

 

[achilles28]

Ah yes. Most transparent of the group of completely opaque comparisons. What a success.

Piezoe is the kind of sheep that believes everything he's told. Nobody lies. Nobody has ulterior motives. Except for the "evil" conservatives.