Fed's license to print money

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Roger T webb — Sat, 03 Jan 2009 04:58:13 GMT

Istill think the should give all who are 18 years and older $200,000 with the stipulation that we are to pay off all our debts and morgage's and credit cards the we could spend what is left. Can you see things getting better with that kind of plan? people could buy cars, they could buy houses. Cash would be flowing again. the feds need to fix this problem from the bottom up. with God's Help. We need to call on Our Heavenly Father for the Wisdom to get our selves out of this perdicument.

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dwintexas — Tue, 02 Dec 2008 17:15:10 GMT

If the goverment would stop Federal income tx for 6 months say.........do you

think this would stimulate the american people? the economy?

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John — Mon, 01 Dec 2008 14:50:05 GMT

If there is anything to learn from history it is that we do not learn from history. The present ones in power were not alive to live through the great depression. They are also unfamiliar with Germany printing Marks so fast that people had to quickly spend the german mark as inflation rose by the hour. Workers took their pay and quickly bought food staples as prices rose by the hour and the german government kept printing more and more Marks. What is the Federal Reserve doing? Printing dollars as fast as they can. They can only print so much paper a day which is why not all the billions in bailout money has been doled out. (retired federal bureacrat-Budget Analyst).

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chris — Mon, 01 Dec 2008 04:29:42 GMT

I used to think these were crazy opinions by desperate people. I had no idea how deep the corruption and the control the world bank and the imf has on us...trust me we ARE pawns.

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uno5co — Sun, 30 Nov 2008 00:51:21 GMT

The "$800 billion promised Tuesday by the Treasury and the Federal Reserve—finally do the trick to resuscitate" will only produce more inflation and devalue the dollar even further.

Furthermore, people without good jobs don't buy stocks, houses, cars, or a good education.

Its good to see people finally learning some facts about the Federal Reserve Bank. Additioinally, the populace must learn their constitution in orderto eliminate this financial terrorism/cancer. If all politicians that support this actions were defeated? Well, can I dream or smell Constitutional Referendum.

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rosa — Sat, 29 Nov 2008 20:02:21 GMT

To heartsick, sandyinohio and all the above, I agree. I have 4 children who will weep when they wake up someday to discover America isn't as great as it once was. Thanks ex President Clinton, I believe you started the sell off to China. To BCP, thanks for the enlightenment, there is so much to learn. rosa

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FED UP — Sat, 29 Nov 2008 16:43:56 GMT

BCP is right on with their post. I personally am for America, however, the US Government is unconstitutional. We as Americans have absolutely no voice in how our government is run. The only time that we are asked for a voice is when a politician needs a vote. After elected, when are Americans asked if we want to bail out corporate america, or how do we want to spend our taxpayer money? We aren't asked and we aren't going to be. America needs to change back to what the Constitution was intended to represent.

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nuff said — Thu, 27 Nov 2008 05:24:58 GMT

Masons.... one world power

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sandyinohio — Thu, 27 Nov 2008 02:55:58 GMT

Isn't it pitiful that I can't type any better than that above; I'm over 60 and God bless my mother, she used to do all my typing!

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sandyinohio — Thu, 27 Nov 2008 02:52:34 GMT

tHERE IS A NEW BOOK "tHE tWO fACES OF mONEY", WHICH IS DIFFICULT TO UNDERSTAND AT FIRST, BUT GETS BETTER. sorry about the caps. Anyway, their is a good explanation about how the Fed Reserve is owned and controlled; indeed, THEY are not a govt. entity but rather private. Lincoln didn't trust the bankers and had issued the "greenbacks', our own money, and he too was assassinated... read about it folks. BCP is correct. Retired principal.