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The Fed's critics increasingly see it as acting as an unelected fiscal authority. Its lending to select institutions constitutes credit
allocation and surreptitious bailouts of large banks. Its policy of low
interest rates is part of its bank support program.
Meanwhile, the economy suffers because none of the Fed's policies will fix the banking system. The failure to fix the banks, not a nonexistent deflation threat, is what calls into mind Japan's lost decade of the 1990s. Banks with large, unrecognized losses will not make new loans while losses from the old ones grow.
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Permalink Reply by Chris Harbour on June 4, 2011 at 8:03pm
Permalink Reply by Nick Cozzone on June 4, 2011 at 10:09pm Right on point Chris...great analysis!
This same type of blueprint exists in so many threats we are faced with today. Where there is a manufactured catastrophe (global warming, illegal immigration, war on terror / 9/11, Agenda 21, TSA, patriot act, etc) and we are all to buy into the false narrative and continue to support whatever precautionary principle is echoed through the media and the 2 party system. It is all about total spectrum dominance. It is never about what we are told. None of it...and many times the same names are at the very top and funding all of it.
Permalink Reply by charliemoss on June 9, 2011 at 10:56am © 2012 Created by Brad Roltgen.