Kucinich has gone insane

[sdduuuude]

How can anyone possibly consisder supporting the ides “hey, lets put the politicians in charge of the money supply”

Really ? Politicians ?

[briansd1]

[quote=patb]
kucinich thinks the Fed is a threat to american sovereignity.[/quote]

Kucinich, Ron Paul and the Tea Party have more in common than the partisans would like to admit.

The focus on national sovereignty is all about fear.

I personally believe that we live in a interdependent world. National sovereignty (the nation-state) will need to slowly give way to a different world order.

The Fed and our Federal government can prop up the finances of foreign countries. And China has been helping us out by buying our treasuries.

China is now helping stabilize Europe.
http://www.time.com/time/world/article/0,8599,2039278,00.html

Strong central banks are here to stay, at least for the foreseable future.

[briansd1]

[quote=patb]
kucinich thinks the Fed is a threat to american sovereignity.[/quote]

Kucinich, Ron Paul and the Tea Party have more in common than the partisans would like to admit.

The focus on national sovereignty is all about fear.

I personally believe that we live in a interdependent world. National sovereignty (the nation-state) will need to slowly give way to a different world order.

The Fed and our Federal government can prop up the finances of foreign countries. And China has been helping us out by buying our treasuries.

China is now helping stabilize Europe.
http://www.time.com/time/world/article/0,8599,2039278,00.html

Strong central banks are here to stay, at least for the foreseable future.

[briansd1]

[quote=patb]
kucinich thinks the Fed is a threat to american sovereignity.[/quote]

Kucinich, Ron Paul and the Tea Party have more in common than the partisans would like to admit.

The focus on national sovereignty is all about fear.

I personally believe that we live in a interdependent world. National sovereignty (the nation-state) will need to slowly give way to a different world order.

The Fed and our Federal government can prop up the finances of foreign countries. And China has been helping us out by buying our treasuries.

China is now helping stabilize Europe.
http://www.time.com/time/world/article/0,8599,2039278,00.html

Strong central banks are here to stay, at least for the foreseable future.

[briansd1]

[quote=patb]
kucinich thinks the Fed is a threat to american sovereignity.[/quote]

Kucinich, Ron Paul and the Tea Party have more in common than the partisans would like to admit.

The focus on national sovereignty is all about fear.

I personally believe that we live in a interdependent world. National sovereignty (the nation-state) will need to slowly give way to a different world order.

The Fed and our Federal government can prop up the finances of foreign countries. And China has been helping us out by buying our treasuries.

China is now helping stabilize Europe.
http://www.time.com/time/world/article/0,8599,2039278,00.html

Strong central banks are here to stay, at least for the foreseable future.

[briansd1]

[quote=patb]
kucinich thinks the Fed is a threat to american sovereignity.[/quote]

Kucinich, Ron Paul and the Tea Party have more in common than the partisans would like to admit.

The focus on national sovereignty is all about fear.

I personally believe that we live in a interdependent world. National sovereignty (the nation-state) will need to slowly give way to a different world order.

The Fed and our Federal government can prop up the finances of foreign countries. And China has been helping us out by buying our treasuries.

China is now helping stabilize Europe.
http://www.time.com/time/world/article/0,8599,2039278,00.html

Strong central banks are here to stay, at least for the foreseable future.

[permabear]

Kucinich and Ron Paul work closely hand-in-hand. My pet theory is Kucinich introduced this bill so that people went “oh my god that’s preposterous!” That way, when Ron Paul introduces a bill to only remove the Fed, without nationalizing banking or replacing our money, it will be seen as more moderate: “oh, now that’s ok, we’re just going to do away with the Fed”.

[permabear]

Kucinich and Ron Paul work closely hand-in-hand. My pet theory is Kucinich introduced this bill so that people went “oh my god that’s preposterous!” That way, when Ron Paul introduces a bill to only remove the Fed, without nationalizing banking or replacing our money, it will be seen as more moderate: “oh, now that’s ok, we’re just going to do away with the Fed”.

[permabear]

Kucinich and Ron Paul work closely hand-in-hand. My pet theory is Kucinich introduced this bill so that people went “oh my god that’s preposterous!” That way, when Ron Paul introduces a bill to only remove the Fed, without nationalizing banking or replacing our money, it will be seen as more moderate: “oh, now that’s ok, we’re just going to do away with the Fed”.

[permabear]

Kucinich and Ron Paul work closely hand-in-hand. My pet theory is Kucinich introduced this bill so that people went “oh my god that’s preposterous!” That way, when Ron Paul introduces a bill to only remove the Fed, without nationalizing banking or replacing our money, it will be seen as more moderate: “oh, now that’s ok, we’re just going to do away with the Fed”.

[permabear]

Kucinich and Ron Paul work closely hand-in-hand. My pet theory is Kucinich introduced this bill so that people went “oh my god that’s preposterous!” That way, when Ron Paul introduces a bill to only remove the Fed, without nationalizing banking or replacing our money, it will be seen as more moderate: “oh, now that’s ok, we’re just going to do away with the Fed”.

[poorgradstudent]

This is really nothing new from Kucinich. He’s far, FAR left of the mainstream Democratic party.

[poorgradstudent]

This is really nothing new from Kucinich. He’s far, FAR left of the mainstream Democratic party.

[poorgradstudent]

This is really nothing new from Kucinich. He’s far, FAR left of the mainstream Democratic party.

[poorgradstudent]

This is really nothing new from Kucinich. He’s far, FAR left of the mainstream Democratic party.

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