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Uploaded by TheHealthRanger on Jan 6, 2009 I Want My Bailout Money is a new hip hop satire song by Michael Adams (the Health Ranger), editor of NaturalNews.com. It's a strong commentary on the failed fiscal policies of the Federal Reserve and the US Treasury which have plunged the US into seemingly irreversible debt, and possibly even an approaching era of hyperinflation. Download ringtones, MP3 files and more songs from Michael Adams at www.naturalnews.com SONG LYRICS I want my bailout money Keep the bills coming Sweet green cash just drippin like honey I'm a new kind of thug with a Washington buzz 'cause Dealing debt pays better than dealing drugs What do you think will happen when they double the money supply? The falling dollar makes it harder for you to survive They take those billions and trillions and give it to their own kind Hope you don't mind bein robbed blind How do you think we got runaway credit? Ain't nothin goin down unless the crooks in Washington let it Now they regret it but they still don't get it Cause the economy is crashin so bad it needs a paramedic I want my bailout money Sweet green cash just dripping with honey Gotta keep this economy running I need another hit of my bailout money Look at the stash, it's like a mad dash for the cash They got the taxpayer takin it in the ass the CEOs they are havin a blast While the workin poor trying to make the paycheck last The bailout money is created with new debt While they rollin in their limos and private <b>...</b>

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I Want My Bailout Money is a new hip hop satire song by Michael Adams (the Health Ranger), editor of NaturalNews.com. It's a strong commentary on the failed fiscal policies of the Federal Reserve and the US Treasury which have plunged the US into seemingly irreversible debt, and possibly even an approaching era of hyperinflation. Download ringtones, MP3 files and more songs from Michael Adams at www.naturalnews.com

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This is a great clip from CNN where Senators from around the country are bitch slapping the big 3 auto CEOs who are begging for our tax dollars to bail them out. The corporate jet questions are the best. What CNN didn't cover which would have been great to post, was the follow-up question that the Senator who dinged them on the corporate Jet asked. He said to all 3 of them, "you have all closed plants in Indiana and Missouri and moved them to Mexico and Canada, are any of you by a show of hands asking for a bail out package from any of those countries ?" "Let the record show that no hands went up." LET THEM FAIL !

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Who do the banks owe money to? Are those hedge funds affiliated with the very banks that were bailed out? Prof. Chossudovsky explains. He emphasizes the bailouts will not help the crisis, but will exacerbate it. He explains that to pay for Obama's budget defecits, public roads and parks will be sold off to private companies and banks, who will charge user fees to citizens, and that these user fees will be used to pay back the bailout money to the government. In short, the government is helping the banks finance their own debt. He also says that bailed out banks are using the bailout money to buy up assets in the real economy ( such as industry, tech, & airline stocks) at rock bottom prices, which will dramatically change the ownership structure in America. Will this lead to the creation of a financial and industrial oligarchy?

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John Stossel on ABC 20/20 (12/19/08) "While the media focuses on those billions, the Federal Reserve Bank is quietly committing trillions of your tax dollars. What collateral did the fed get for its trillions in loans? They won't say. Where has the Fed put trillions of your dollars? The Fed won't say. The answer to the question, "Where is the Money"? is "We don't know!" They say, "It's a secret""

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PBS Newshour 3/17/2009 VCB How is the government coming up with the hundreds of billions of dollars promised for the economic stimulus and financial industry bailouts? In this report, NewsHour economics correspondent Paul Solman explains how the Federal Reserve and the Department of the Treasury fill different functions in the economic system and how they affect federal policy. While the Treasury deals with collecting taxes and borrowing money in order to pay for government services, the Federal Reserve acts as a central bank that can actually create money when it is needed.

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Political parties in Greece are struggling to come up with a power-sharing coalition deal, sending the crisis-hit country into further turmoil. General elections on Sunday failed to produce an outright winner, with leading parties so far failing to form a government. Without an agreement, fresh elections would have to be held. On Thursday, Athens is due to receive 5.2 billion euros in bailout funds but several eurozone countries were reluctant to forward this money because of the political instability. As part of the bailout terms, Athens must pass 14.5 billion euros worth of austerity measures in June. But financial chaos has led to public mistrust of pro-austerity parties. For more on this, RT talks to economic analyst, Michael Mross. RT on Facebook: www.facebook.com RT on Twitter: twitter.com

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US car manufacturers received bailout money and are now reporting profits, but the financial recovery of America's car makers is not filtering down to the streets of the country's once-booming automotive capital. Detroit increasingly looks like a ghost town with its residents literally surviving on scraps, while once it was a city that symbolized America's innovation and manufacturing might. RT on Twitter: twitter.com RT on Facebook: www.facebook.com

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ABC 20/20 (12/19/08) John Stossel - give me a break - bailout money While the bailout money meant well, it is totally wasted when there is no accountability among those who get the money.

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Follow us @ twitter.com twitter.com German Parliament today voted to back the Greek bailout package...do you have Greek bailout burnout? Well, if you do, you are lucky, because we will be talking about the Emerald Isle today, that's right...Ireland, remember them? Today, the executive board of the IMF discussed whether or not to approve the latest tranche of bailout money for Ireland. Since the emerald isle has been super diligent in passing austerity measures and budget cuts, the country is fully expected to qualify for the next tranche. But can we really compare Ireland to the other countries in the Eurozone? In many ways, Ireland has things going for it that the other countries don't have. It has a lower median age and lower dependency ratio than the other PIIGS (portage, Italy, Greece and Spain), so it has more in common with Argentina, a country heralded as a default success by the media. We ask our guest Constantine Gurdgiev, if he things these demographics can hold for Ireland, or if human flight will company capital fight, as the economies in the west struggle to hold on to their youngest and smartest people amidst an uncertain economic future full of more austerity and more deflationary zombie banks. And UK banks Lloyds and RBS may take advantage of the cheap money the ECB is doling out through its LTRO program this week, according to reports. The last time we had a 3-year LTRO much of that money returned to the ECB's deposit facility, as banks whose balance <b>...</b>

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He gains the vote He's an antidote to Overspending every year. He votes against those bailout funds And states why "on the air." And underneath his policies he's honest, just and fair! I've even seen him reading the Constitution. He says "no way" to endless wars, His constituency is real. He always stands for liberty, Our money he won't steal . They hate for me to say it But I very firmly feel Ron Paul can surely win the nomination! I'd like to say a word in his behalf. The statists no longer laugh. How do you solve a problem like Ron Paul? How do you catch resolve and pin it down? How do you find a word that means Ron Paul? A patriot! A statesman! White House bound! Many a thing you know you'd like to ask him, Many a thing we ought to understand. But how do you make them stay And hear what he has to say, How do you foil the media's blackout plan? Oh, how do you solve a problem like Ron Paul? How do you hold liberty in your hand? When they're with him they're confused, Out of focus and bemused, And they never know exactly how to scam. He's predictable as weather, Wants to break the statist tether, He's a patriot, Not a nut job, He's our man. To the statists he's a fright, Tells the Fed to take a hike, He can throw a talking head Right out of spin. He is gentle, He is kind, Not a riddle. He's prime time. Their worst nightmare! Our champion! He's the man. How do you solve a problem like Ron Paul? How do you catch resolve and pin it down? How do you find a word that means <b>...</b>

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3 Jul 2011 RT Michael Hudson is President of the Institute for the study of long-term economic trends. [Is the failure of American banks a symptom of a larger problem that's causing other countries to decouple themselves from the dollar?] The reason they are decoupling is because the United States owes $4.5trillion to foreign central banks. It's running a chronic trade deficit and a military deficit. Money managers on Wall Street have taken the $600bn of bailout money abroad [!]. You have capital flight by the very people who are bailed out financed by the Federal Reserve itself. [An interesting fact: Mr Hudson used to work as Chase Manhattan's balance of payments economist. This makes what he says here even more relevant] -- Every Friday we'd sit and look at the Federal Reserve's reports on the gold cover of the dollar. And it was going down and down and down. And you could see in advance that the dollar was going to have to close the gold pool. That's what my books were about. And we are in the same position today. The war spending forced us off gold in 1971. And now, we have been giving IOUs to foreign governments. But foreigners are now saying that the US has destroyed its industry they are asking if they will be paid back. It is so highly indebted an economy. Americans pay on average about 35 to 40% of their income on housing (mostly for mortgage costs), 12% for social security, another 15 to 20% in taxes. So before they buy any goods or services at all Americans <b>...</b>

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Greek People Run to Withdraw Money from Banks - GREECE on Brink of COLLAPSE (Alex Jones) The bank runs that we are watching right now in Greece are shocking, but they are only just the beginning. Since May 6th, nearly one billion dollars has been withdrawn from Greek banks. For a small nation like Greece, that is an absolutely catastrophic number. At this point, the entire Greek banking system is in danger of collapsing. If you had money in a Greek bank, why wouldn't you pull it out? If Greece leaves the euro, all euros in Greek banks will likely be converted to drachmas, and the value of those drachmas will almost certainly decline dramatically. In fact, it has been estimated that Greek citizens could see the value of their bank accounts decline by up to 50 percent if Greece leaves the euro. So if you had money in a Greek bank, it would only make sense to withdraw it and move it to another country as quickly as possible. And as the eurozone begins to unravel, this is a scenario that we are going to see play out in country after country. As member nations leave the eurozone, you would be a fool to have your euros in Italian banks or Spanish banks when you could have them in German banks instead. So the bank runs that are happening in Greece right now are only a preview of things to come. Before this crisis is over we are going to see bank runs happening all over Europe. If Greece leaves the euro, the consequences are likely to be quite messy. Those that are promoting the <b>...</b>

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Follow us @ twitter.com twitter.com Welcome to Capital Account. European banks are under pressure to raise capital and the Euro could collapse triggering panic in financial markets and another great depression. These are all warnings coming out of the international monetary fund. Central banks haven't been waiting -- they appear to be moving away from the euro by buying more gold. We'll talk about it. And while we are on the topic of the IMF as policymakers descend upon washington for the Spring meeting -- it seems all about rasing money to boost the IMF's fire power aimed at putting out Europe's debt crisis. But what about defaulting on the debt? How much debt can you throw at a problem caused by too much debt? Economist Michael Hudson joins us to give us his take. He always says "debts that cannot be repaid won't be repaid." And in our loose change segment, we cover recent efforts by British MPs who say savers that have been penalized by the Bank of England's money printing should be compensated for it, while Citigroup investors say executives shouldn't be compensated so handsomely for poor performance. This is a first for big US banks, but it doesn't matter! We'll tell you what we think.

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Rep. Gary Ackerman (D-NY), House Financial Services Committee hearing with major banking CEOs, February 11, 2008

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What is money? Recognized as far back as Aristotle, through Adam Smith and into the modern era, John Maynard Keynes told us: "The age of Chartalist or State Money was reached when the State claimed the right to declare what thing should answer as money to the current money-of-account... To-day all civilised money is, beyond the possibility of dispute, chartalist." Edited Extracts from: President Nixon (TV 3, August 15, 1971) President Barack Obama (C-SPAM, May 22, 2009) Congressman Ron Paul (CNN American Morning, May, 27, 2009) Ben Bernanke (CBS, 60 minutes, June 7, 2009) Alan Greenspan (NBC's Meet the Press, Aug 7, 2011) Stephanie Kelton, Money is NO Object: www.slideshare.net Where Did the Federal Reserve Get All that Money? neweconomicperspectives.org Google The Web: The Bretton Woods system Nixon Shock MMT Modern Monetary Theory Please note that obviously I do not own the copyright nor do I have a license to distribute. Such material is used to provide understanding for issues concerning us all.

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www.democracynow.org - Democracy Now! talks to investigative reporter Greg Palast about a controversy in the banking community around the Occupy Wall Street movement. Palast investigates the story behind Goldman Sachs' recent decision to pull out of a fundraiser for the Lower East Side People's Federal Credit Union in New York City after it learned the event was honoring the protesters at Occupy Wall Street. The investment bank withdrew its name from the fundraiser and also canceled a $5000 pledge. Was the $5000 a Goldman Sachs donation or actually American taxpayer bail-out money Goldman set aside for community banks? For the complete transcript, podcast, and for additional reports on the Occupy Wall Street movement, visit www.democracynow.org FOLLOW DEMOCRACY NOW! ONLINE: Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: @democracynow Subscribe on YouTube: www.youtube.com Daily Email News Digest: www.democracynow.org Please consider supporting independent media by making a donation to Democracy Now! today, visit www.democracynow.org

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Another Eurozone country might need a financial bailout soon. Italy - which is the third largest economy that uses the Euro currency - has started plunging in the same direction as Greece and Ireland. It comes as fresh protests sweep across Europe - with people angry at facing tough cuts to pay for it all. RT talks to European Parliament member Nigel Farage, who's the leader of the UK Independence Party. RT on Facebook: www.facebook.com RT on Twitter: twitter.com

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Saw this ad from Ford running during PTI today. It seems like a pretty strong attack on their US competitors for receiving bailout funds.

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The hand of the US elitists shows more each day in the decisions being made in Europe. Mario Draghi, ex-Goldman Sachs, Trilateralist and Bilderberg, is putting everything in place just the way the US elitists want. We are about to see full scale quantitative easing. One trillion in loans times fractional lending of 3 to 9 to whatever will give Europe the funds it needs indefinitely. Europe is going to be a rerun of what we have seen in the UK and US. In behalf of German voters who are 65% against such funding, Chancellor Merkel has refused to allow issuance of Eurobonds or an expansion of the EFSF. Draghi at the head of the ECB is now putting pressure on Mrs. Merkel to drop back to a more defensive position. The intrigue is at its height. If Frau Merkel gives into Draghi she and her party will not score well in the next election and may even lose political control. That could cause Germany to consider leaving the euro, which would destroy the euro zone. There are major dangers here and all the players are well aware of it. Agreement will take time and if it is not reached everything could short circuit, other than the fact that the Fed has put the funds in place. The other objective of getting Germany to whole-heartedly accept the bailout and stimulation is another matter. Confusion reigns even among the participants. The US, UK, France and their front men, Draghi, Monti and Papademos are all moving forward. The price will be very high from an inflationary standpoint <b>...</b>

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Speaker Bio: Ellen Brown is author of Web of Debt, and serves as president of the Public Banking Institute. Description of Talk: As a journalist, Ellen's passion for research led her to ask a simple question about where our money and banking come from: Why do we repeat the cycle of privatizing bank profits in the good times, and publicly owning their losses in the bad times? Ellen's answer may surprise you: Throughout history, publicly-owned banks have coined money far cheaper than relying on governments to indebt themselves to private banks through a central bank like the Federal Reserve. Ellen challenges the inevitability and safety of a money system dominated solely by privately-owned banks. About TEDx: In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. At a TEDx event, TEDTalks video and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. These local, self-organized events are branded TEDx, where x = independently organized TED event. The TED Conference provides general guidance for the TEDx program, but individual TEDx events are self-organized.* (*Subject to certain rules and regulations) FAIR USE NOTICE: This Talk may contain copyrighted material the use of which has not always been specifically authorized by the copyright owner. In an effort to advance understanding of the subject matter of this Talk in general, and the economics and <b>...</b>

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Another Eurozone country - another threat of an imminent bailout. Italy is the third largest economy that uses the Euro - and there are fears it may start plunging in the same direction as Greece and Ireland. With the Euro falling, the amount of money it costs Rome to lend to debt-ridden countries is rising dramatically. Spain, Portugal and Belgium are also at risk of being pulled into the crisis. Doubts about the future of the single currency and the EU itself have been intensified by fresh protests sweeping across Europe - with people angry at facing savage cuts to pay for it all. To break some of this down RT talks to Michael Mross, a market analyst and author. RT on Facebook: www.facebook.com RT on Twitter: twitter.com

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Former Boston Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling has made harsh comments about government bailouts while playing up personal responsibility in the past. Now he's singing a different tune because his video game company 38 Studios is struggling and Rhode Island taxpayers could be on the hook for over $112 million dollars. The Young Turks host Cenk Uygur explains. Read more at Deadspin.com from Barry Petchesky: deadspin.com Subscribe to The Young Turks: bit.ly Find out how to watch The Young Turks on Current by clicking here: www.current.com The Largest Online New Show in the World. Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com

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Cenk Uygur discusses a New York Times report on how banks are using government money meant to be loaned to small businesses to 'pay back' TARP. Also, 475 billion of TARP that was funneled through insurers like AIG has not been paid back. Subscribe: bit.ly TYT Mobile: bit.ly On Facebook: www.facebook.com On Twitter: twitter.com www.theyoungturks.com FREE Movies(!): www.netflix.com Read Ana's blog and subscribe at: www.examiner.com Read Cenk's Blog: www.huffingtonpost.com

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My commentary on the coming inflation crisis in America, the Federal Reserve giving bailout money to foreign banks, an University of Michigan Institute for Social Research that shows that 1 out of 5 American moms have kids with different dads, Wal-Mart CEO Bill Simon warns of inflation, sugar prices rising, ammo prices increasing, oil hitting a 2.5 year high and a troubling sign for silver. BLOG: demcad.blogspot.com Wal-Mart CEO Bill Simon expects inflation www.usatoday.com Ammo Prices Going UP Real Soon www.natchezss.com Goldman Shift: Okay, Corn Prices Are Going Higher blogs.wsj.com Hershey's is announcing their chocolate prices are going up, nearly 10 percent. www.kimt.com Cocoa Rebounds From 11-Week Low; Coffee Drops; Sugar Climbs www.bloomberg.com Crude Oil May 11 finance.yahoo.com Silver 37.60 www.kitco.com JIM CRAMER: BUY PHYSICAL SILVER www.businessinsider.com Unemployment drops to 8.8%, signaling steady economic growth www.washingtonpost.com Foreign Banks Used Fed Secret Lifeline Most at Crisis Peak www.bloomberg.com Libya-Owned Arab Banking Corp. Drew at Least $5 Billion From Fed in Crisis www.bloomberg.com 1 in 5 US moms have kids with multiple dads, www.msnbc.msn.com 44 Million Americans collecting food stamps www.fns.usda.gov

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While a second bailout means there is money for the bankers, the Greek people still face a decade of austerity. Which begs the question: What is it really all about? Counting the Cost looks at who wins and who loses as a result of the Greek bailout.

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Follow us @ twitter.com twitter.com Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke testified before the Senate today - last week he testified before the House - and the media wanted to hear if the "good" US jobs report, which came out since he last spoke, changes anything about monetary policy. The jobs report has been deemed "good" because the headline unemployment number went down a little to 8.3%. Bernanke actually said this understates the weakness of the labor market, but do these monthly numbers matter at all? People who crunch the numbers seem to say no. David Stockman, Ronald Reagan's former budget director in an email that's been made public wrote you basically can pick and choose what you want from the reports to support your thesis but, "In short, if you spend a little time with these numbers you will know that they are being made up." John Mauldin, financial expert was writing about something similar that these numbers are subject to large revisions up or down - so take them with a grain of salt. So if that's the case and the Bureau of Labor Statistics is the emperor wearing no clothes, coming out with these meaningless numbers each month, why are markets and the media glued to them? We will be speaking with Nomi Prins during the show, and will ask her what she things about this purported oddity of markets hanging on news that the may see as highly dubious. And speaking of news the markets and media hang on - Greek leaders are still in talks over a debt deal - and the <b>...</b>

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UKIP leader Nigel Farage argues it out with a dumb Sharon Bowles who seems to think the EU is so great that it MUST save bankrupt Greece at all costs, and oh dear if we don't the Mickey Mouse failing Euro currency will collapse. So better just keep printing money to bail out feckless countries debts. FYI, there is no time clock in this clip because it was recorded from Astra1 instead of Astra2 satellite (they have slightly different feeds). Recorded From Sky News, 12 October 2011.

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Earlier today a bailout package for Greece was approved, and whether you agree or disagree with it, bailouts have become a go-to strategy. From countries to companies, there is no way around it - the bailout is also a political tool and rhetoric surrounding bailouts seems to not be going away. Max Fraad Wolff of Greencrest Capital joins RT's Kristine Frazao for more. Like us and/or follow us: twitter.com www.facebook.com

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What are the problems with our current money system? Part 1 of Money as Debt III - Evolution Beyond Money, takes a critical look at the fundamentals of today's money system, conceptually and in terms of its design arithmetic. chapters The Challenge; Interest, Stock & Flow; Money Lent Twice. Part 1 is a review, and an expansion upon, information provided in Money as Debt, and Money as Debt II - Promises Unleashed. It is advantageous to have seen the first two movies of the Trilogy because it is quite unfamiliar material for most people.

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(Not my video. Original video downloaded from www.youtube.com ----- As his fans call him, the last principled man left in Washington, Rep. Ron Paul (R-Texas) introduced a bill to Congress last week which would mandate transparency and government-level audits on the independent central bank. Call and demand that your representatives support the 'Federal Reserve Transparency Act. HR1207 Here is a sample letter you can use: www.campaignforliberty.com Contact info: www.visi.com The bill has been cosponsored by Californian democrat Lynn Woolsey, Texan republican Ted Poe, North Carolinian Walter Jones, Rep. Barlett, Kagen, Burton, Posey, Rehberg, Broun, Abercrombie, and Bachmann. Sample letter/script you can use: Dear ------ Please co-sponsor and/or support HR1207, an effort to audit the Federal Reserve. Recently, it has come to light that there is little to no accountability to the people on the part of the Federal Reserve. While the citizens of this country are required by law to give an accounting of every penny they come in contact with, the Federal Reserve has never been held to the same standard. During this time of extreme economic crisis, the people deserve an accounting of where our money is going. Currently there are 11 co-sponsors for this legislation, and it is enjoying bi-partisan support. Your efforts in supporting this important legislation would go a long way in proving to your constituents that you not only hold the Federal Reserve to the same standard as you <b>...</b>

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The same criminal mega banks that pulled off the banker bailout heist are set to run an even bigger scam. Billionaire scammer Warren Buffet was the biggest beneficiary of taxpayer money stolen in the bailout now he wants more. Please get this report out to everyone via Facebook, twitter, and every other media system. Together we can expose this fraud for what it is a mafia driven crony capitalism takeover! This is hidden in front of our faces,get this report out to talk radio as well. Thanks Alex Jones Buffett, champion of bailout, is also leading beneficiary www.mcclatchydc.com What price the new democracy? Goldman Sachs conquers Europe www.independent.co.uk How 'Buffett Rule' could still be escaped by highest-earning households www.washingtonpost.com

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Follow us @ twitter.com twitter.com A US lawmaker is reportedly planning to introduce the "Sound Dollar Act" early next month. This is legislation that would move the federal reserve from its dual mandate of maintaining price stability (which is anathema to the dollar debasement that it creates through its massive money printing operations) and keeping unemployment low (which it has failed to do...curious...) to just promoting price stability. Hmmm...what would that mean for the Fed's unofficial mandate of trashing the dollar? And Turkey, the fastest growing economy after China, is being penalized in the credit markets for failing to promote consumer savings, according to bloomberg. What? You mean savings matter!! That's amazing...ummm not to us it isn't. You can't have economic growth without savings, because you can't have investment without capital. Capital comes form savings, and growth comes from investment, but its shocking how many people think money "grows on tress." Can you blame them, when we have a serial money printer at the Federal Reserve, pushing us all into serfdom and neo-feudalism with a policy of perpetual bailouts and zero percent interest rates? Oligarchy here we come! Finally, with central bank policies of the fed and ECB amounting to --trash for cash -- as economist David McWilliams puts it with his "Punk Economics: Lesson 2," turning "water into wine." These perpetual bailouts are nothing other than an institutional form of wealth transfer. They <b>...</b>

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My commentary on the MF Global collapse forcing Bernhardt Capital Management to quit the derivatives game, Americans planning their retirement 2 years after they die, middle class areas shrinking in the US and more. Oh Oh. "Regulated" Derivative Markets About To Blow Up? market-ticker.org MF Global trustee gets OK to disburse $520M www.chicagotribune.com Rising Consumer Spending: 8 Retailers Boosting Profit Projections community.nasdaq.com Middle-class areas shrinking in US: study news.yahoo.com Wells Fargo Says 80 May Be the New 65 for Retirees www.bloomberg.com Life expectancy www.google.com UPDATE: GameStop Cuts Sales Forecast On Slow Consumer Spending online.wsj.com Gary Brown: Detroit could run out of cash in December, plan must include layoffs www.mlive.com US boosts estimate of auto bailout losses to $23.6B www.detnews.com Two OC loan officers indicted in Las Vegas foreclosures case latimesblogs.latimes.com Antibiotic-resistant infections spread through Europe www.independent.co.uk Russian Military Chief Warns of Nuclear War Risks abcnews.go.com

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The Federal Reserve gave banks a much larger bailout than the infamous TARP. A Bloomberg report with the details is broken down by Cenk Uygur of The Young Turks. Cenk also explains the relevance to the Occupy Wall Street movement. www.bloomberg.com Subscribe to The Young Turks: bit.ly The Largest Online New Show in the World. Google+: www.gplus.to Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com

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