Wednesday, November 5, 2014

The fed is getting worried about the loss of liberal leadership.

Not a day has transpired and already the federal reserve is getting concerned and defensive about the loss of liberal "leadership".  Suddenly, the fed is afraid that the new leaders will be all up in their "'biness".  The Federal Reserve is supposedly independent of congress but of course that is bullshit.  The fed is, was, and will be as long as it remains a going concern, a tool for the agenda proliferation of whatever corrupt bastard sits in the high throne of power.  As long as the fed was able to keep the credit growing, the Ponzi could grow and thus the power of those at the top could grow.  But Peak Credit is very nearly here and you can see by the unprecedented reactions of the fed that every insider knows that something is different this time.  I mean, when did the GOP threaten the fed?  Sure, Ron Paul wants to end the fed but he was a political flyweight (even if a very influential teacher and role model for society).  So why is the fed suddenly so nervous?  Why the sudden and vocal distrust?

The fed is nervous because it is aware.  It is nervous because it is right to be nervous.  It can see the political winds changing away from liberalism, even rampant, bought and paid for liberalism in the GOP.  He knows that the new GOP consists of increasingly large numbers of libertarians (even if some of them have no clue what the word means) and that old school GOPers who caved at times to the liberal pressures (like Texas's own John Cornyn who has been the recipient of several scathing emails of mine) will re-find their conservative roots now that it actually pays again to be conservative.  The herd is tired of out of control liberals and so now we shall swing to to right, we shall swing right past a good balanced center and we shall peg the needle conservative.  Of course, it will fix some things and it will break others.  That's just the way the herd tends to be.

But make no mistake on this matter: when the herd sees that the supposedly all powerful wizard of oz at the fed is really just afraid of what can happen to it with the stoke of a legislative pen - such as Ron Paul's Audit The Fed bill of years past, the confidence will be lost in the con game and it will be risk off for the leveraged gamblers in a big way.  They will stop the debt based expansion and begin to divest before the maintenance costs of their assets (AKA margin interest, etc.) eat them alive.  They will retrench and retrace and in general beat a massive retreat.  We here in the real economy who are laboring under a fraudulent pump and dump money supply will see a non-intuitively strengthening dollar, plunging asset prices and in general a very bad economic depression. 

Our best bet in this is to simply let it collapse!  The collapse, if not fought with our money, will happen as swiftly as twin towers falling.  It will be accompanied by a cloud of pyroclastic dust and its core will remain molten for years.  Economic entities which were not even hit by the collapse of the debt Ponzi will mysteriously tumble as well.  This could even include gold and silver for a short period of time.

Now is the time to really think about what we will do after the collapse.  Will we let the panic of the situation blind us to the root cause such that more of what caused it is used to try to fix it?  Or will we finally listen to wise men like Ron Paul and the Austrian school and realize that the root of all this evil is the use of a fraudulent money supply based on fiat currency and fractional reserve banking.  This money supply steals from producers and gives to the parasitic elite.  Later will be the wrong time to begin thinking about all of this.   Now is the time to get our minds right on this matter.

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