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This poll is important. It shows financial professionals and others who track this stuff (his followers) don’t have a handle on billions being thrown around. This is a major indictment of the system. Absurdly complex, intentionally opaque and a perfect vehicle for corruption.https://twitter.com/SantiagoAuFund/status/1206091204535803904 …
Unelected central bankers throwing around billions upon billions gets almost no scrutiny, while impeachment theater dominates mass media 24/7. Which of these deserves more scrutiny? This is how the public gets scammed. Look over here, while we loot the system quietly here.
I know this much. When central bankers do this sort of thing some people/connected institutions benefit tremendously from it financially. It is state-sanctioned looting using the monetary system and it’s been happening consistently since 2008/9. Wealth transfer to parasites.
I’m also getting tired of the “Repo explainers.” Instead, tell me who is making a fortune off these operations and how. Name names. Don’t explain it away as if it’s normal or ok. It’s neither. This is just another round of monetary looting in your face.
What we have is unelected, unaccountable banker government. Don’t worry, I’ll be writing about this in my next piece.
"How much money would it take for the NY Fed to throw at Wall St. before the New York Times reports to its readers on the biggest Wall St. bailout by the Fed since the financial crisis?" Most important story on earth right now. Zero mass media coverage. https://wallstreetonparade.com/2019/12/new-york-fed-plans-to-throw-2-93-trillion-at-wall-streets-trading-houses-over-next-month-as-new-york-times-remains-silent/ …
I agree this has to be seen as a bailout. A massive bailout, yet no real media investigations, no Congressional probe into what is really happening and who benefits. Just like 10 years ago, the public has no say. Government via unelected bankers.
"The Fed’s bailout of Wall Street during the financial crisis amounted to a staggering $29 trillion (including the central bank liquidity swap lines, CBLS) – a sum that neither the American people nor Congress would learn about until years after." It's happening again.pic.twitter.com/NU6ZjoGmu3
"The New York Times has written exactly one article on this new financial crisis. Wall Street On Parade has written more than three dozen articles on this critical topic." What a joke. https://wallstreetonparade.com/2019/12/congress-held-a-hearing-on-the-feds-bailout-of-the-repo-market-heres-why-you-havent-heard-about-it/ …
You’re supposed to look at the stock market and then conclude this isn’t serious and it’s not a bailout. But it’s definitely serious and it’s certainly a bailout.
These are the people who are now refashioning themselves as climate change warriors.pic.twitter.com/JCYeEOPCDO
I fail to understand the mechanics how the low interest rates keep making the rich richer (while the stats clearly support the statement). Would appreciate a pointer to a source explaining the economics behind it. Thx!
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