>
> "Econotron" hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:SXbHj.25$oE1.13@trndny09...

>>>

>> Fed knows that there would be no rerun of 1929, for the reasons explained
>> here and elsewhere.

>
> The problem is the current Fed chairman. He has spent his life studying how
> to prevent the 1930s. And he wants to use his solution regardless whether
> the problem is similar. He sees deflation behind every corner. He has a
> solution (helicopters) looking for a problem.
>

> On Mar 28, 2:34 pm, Vide...@tcq.net wrote:
>
>
>

>> On Mar 28, 12:28 pm, Jerry Kraus yahoo.com> wrote:

>

>>>http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/080328/fed_credit_crisis.html

>

>>> In typical neocon fashion, the fascist at the Fed, Ben Bernanke, is
>>> continuing to bail out greed, incompetence, exploitation and
>>> destruction, at U.S. taxpayer expense, and, at the risk of further
>>> undermining the U.S. currency. Another 100 billion of your taxpayer
>>> dollars will be going to subsidize the multi-million dollar salaries
>>> of CEO's of vicious, worthless and incompetent Wall Street Firms. God
>>> knows, they've earned it! After all, what are taxes for, if not to
>>> finance the destruction of the U.S. military and the Nation of Iraq,
>>> and to ensure that CEO's and their immediate families can live in the
>>> fashion to which they've become accustomed -- that is, like Royalty.

> ...

>
> you are correct.
> here is a little peice i made up explaining conservative/libertarian
> lunacy.
> "libertarians/conservatives are the only group of people i know that
> are constantly outraged at the results of their own polices, then they
> blame government(the blaming government part was added by another
> fellow, of course he is very smart.)."
>

> tcq.net> wrote:

>>
>> you are correct.
>> here is a little peice i made up explaining conservative/libertarian
>> lunacy.
>> "libertarians/conservatives are the only group of people i know that
>> are constantly outraged at the results of their own polices, then they
>> blame government(the blaming government part was added by another
>> fellow, of course he is very smart.)."
>>

> Libertarians tend to think that they are "free thinkers"
>
>
> "Then, when you're driving on the Illinois toll way and you've picked up a
> Libertarian Hitchhiker he suddenly hits you up for more coin!"
>
> - Dee Dee Ramone
>
> (Notorious rock and roll writer, drug addict and muse for a great band, born ...

> On Mar 28, 12:28 pm, Jerry Kraus yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> what i find hilarious, outside of a couple of complete libertarian
> cranks, where have all of the defenders of laissez-faire gone?
> where is their outrage, why are they not publicly, and proudly
> announcing their adherence to libertarian dogma, and renouncing their
> investments in the markets.
> after all, they to are the indirect beneficiaries of the bailouts.
> you would think that they would be fleeing the markets, whilst
> proclaiming their beliefs. i see none of that.

>
> "Econotron" hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:SXbHj.25$oE1.13@trndny09...

>>>

>> Fed knows that there would be no rerun of 1929, for the reasons explained
>> here and elsewhere.

>
> The problem is the current Fed chairman. He has spent his life studying
> how to prevent the 1930s. And he wants to use his solution regardless
> whether the problem is similar. He sees deflation behind every corner. He
> has a solution (helicopters) looking for a problem.
>
> The way the paper based money works, a government can always engineer
> enough inflation by just giving away money. He said as much.
>
> The natural cycle in a fiat currency based system and a dishonest
> financial sector in cahoots with a pliant govt (the path of least
> resistance) is inflation and more inflation (ie, stagflation). In real
> terms it just means devaluation of honesty, and declining living standards ...

>
> "Econotron" hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:SXbHj.25$oE1.13@trndny09...

>>>

>> Fed knows that there would be no rerun of 1929, for the reasons explained
>> here and elsewhere.

>
> The problem is the current Fed chairman. He has spent his life studying
> how to prevent the 1930s. And he wants to use his solution regardless
> whether the problem is similar. He sees deflation behind every corner. He
> has a solution (helicopters) looking for a problem.
>
> The way the paper based money works, a government can always engineer
> enough inflation by just giving away money. He said as much.
>
> The natural cycle in a fiat currency based system and a dishonest
> financial sector in cahoots with a pliant govt (the path of least
> resistance) is inflation and more inflation (ie, stagflation). In real
> terms it just means devaluation of honesty, and declining living standards ...

> On Mar 28, 2:42 pm, Jerry Kraus yahoo.com> wrote:

>> On Mar 28, 2:34 pm, Vide...@tcq.net wrote:
>>
>>
>>

>>> On Mar 28, 12:28 pm, Jerry Kraus yahoo.com> wrote:

>>>> http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/080328/fed_credit_crisis.html
>>>> In typical neocon fashion, the fascist at the Fed, Ben Bernanke, is
>>>> continuing to bail out greed, incompetence, exploitation and
>>>> destruction, at U.S. taxpayer expense, and, at the risk of further
>>>> undermining the U.S. currency. Another 100 billion of your taxpayer
>>>> dollars will be going to subsidize the multi-million dollar salaries
>>>> of CEO's of vicious, worthless and incompetent Wall Street Firms. God
>>>> knows, they've earned it! After all, what are taxes for, if not to
>>>> finance the destruction of the U.S. military and the Nation of Iraq,
>>>> and to ensure that CEO's and their immediate families can live in the
>>>> fashion to which they've become accustomed -- that is, like Royalty.
>>>> Of course, even the government doesn't have enough money to finanace
>>>> these scum out of their entirely self-created problems. They've ...

> Bush, Cheney and corporate elitist have pushed these far beyond
> acceptable boundaries and the consequences of their actions could
> trigger our survival instincts and bring to an end both the Presidential
> and Judicial liberties which have crippled our ability as a nation to
> achieve the original intent of our national union.
>
>

> Vide...@tcq.net wrote:

>> On Mar 28, 2:42 pm, Jerry Kraus yahoo.com> wrote:

>>> On Mar 28, 2:34 pm, Vide...@tcq.net wrote:

>

>>>> On Mar 28, 12:28 pm, Jerry Kraus yahoo.com> wrote:

>>>>>http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/080328/fed_credit_crisis.html
>>>>> In typical neocon fashion, the fascist at the Fed, Ben Bernanke, is
>>>>> continuing to bail out greed, incompetence, exploitation and
>>>>> destruction, at U.S. taxpayer expense, and, at the risk of further
>>>>> undermining the U.S. currency.  Another 100 billion of your taxpayer
>>>>> dollars will be going to subsidize the multi-million dollar salaries
>>>>> of CEO's of vicious, worthless and incompetent Wall Street Firms.  God
>>>>> knows, they've earned it!  After all, what are taxes for, if not to
>>>>> finance the destruction of the U.S. military and the Nation of Iraq,
>>>>> and to ensure that CEO's and their immediate families can live in the
>>>>> fashion to which they've become accustomed -- that is, like Royalty.
>>>>> Of course, even the government doesn't have enough money to finanace
>>>>> these scum out of their entirely self-created problems.  They've
>>>>> created nothing, done nothing, stolen, lied and cheated the nation and ...