Ron Paul slams Bernanke Today…

[contraman]

Sharma,

I hope you have experienced enough of life to realize that just because someone goes to an IVY league school and authors books doesn’t mean they can’t be swayed to do the wrong thing.

Benny and the boys have to do what’s best for WALL STREET and the elections….they are puppets that are ignoring the facts of INFLATION present at very high levels. They rig the CPI and don’t keep track of all the money they print….

Do you keep track of your money Sharma? You know SMART people that write books and stuff should do that right?

Would you be happy if your wife didn’t keep track of spent money?

I know a lot of “HIGHLY EDUCATED” people that do the wrong things when they know what the right (educated) thing is to do in a situation.

I bet your going to tell me Greenspan is a smart guy to and just wrote a book about how HE WASN’T AWARE THAT THE SUBPRIME MARKET WAS THAT BAD? and that EVERYONE SHOULD GET INTO SHORT TERM ARMS…..amongst other stupid suggestions….yea…that education really paid off….

I would venture to say that many people on this site know as much about economic policy and various theories as the clowns at the FED without an education from Princeton.

Sincerely, Contraman

[Eugene]

Is that news?

Now when Ron Paul announces that he’s Ben Bernanke’s new best friend, THAT I want to hear.

[Eugene]

Is that news?

Now when Ron Paul announces that he’s Ben Bernanke’s new best friend, THAT I want to hear.

[Eugene]

Is that news?

Now when Ron Paul announces that he’s Ben Bernanke’s new best friend, THAT I want to hear.

[Eugene]

Is that news?

Now when Ron Paul announces that he’s Ben Bernanke’s new best friend, THAT I want to hear.

[Eugene]

Is that news?

Now when Ron Paul announces that he’s Ben Bernanke’s new best friend, THAT I want to hear.

[kewp]

Bernake has been restricting the money supply since last August. The current inflation is just a side-effect of the previous hangover plus loose credit markets.

[kewp]

Bernake has been restricting the money supply since last August. The current inflation is just a side-effect of the previous hangover plus loose credit markets.

[kewp]

Bernake has been restricting the money supply since last August. The current inflation is just a side-effect of the previous hangover plus loose credit markets.

[kewp]

Bernake has been restricting the money supply since last August. The current inflation is just a side-effect of the previous hangover plus loose credit markets.

[kewp]

Bernake has been restricting the money supply since last August. The current inflation is just a side-effect of the previous hangover plus loose credit markets.

[barnaby33]

kewp, I think it would be more accurate to say, the inflation through credit creation has already occurred. What is happening right this instant is that the FED is sucking liquidity away from the big banks who were just hoarding it or buying stocks with it, to get it to smaller institutions via the TAF. All of this is being done to slow the deflation that is occurring through correspondent credit contraction. Why we are finally seeing prices rise, what most people think of as inflation, is that all of that exported inflation to you-know-where is starting to come home to roost.

Which do you think will kill the economy first, re-imported inflation, or credit contraction deflation? My votes on the second.

Josh

[barnaby33]

kewp, I think it would be more accurate to say, the inflation through credit creation has already occurred. What is happening right this instant is that the FED is sucking liquidity away from the big banks who were just hoarding it or buying stocks with it, to get it to smaller institutions via the TAF. All of this is being done to slow the deflation that is occurring through correspondent credit contraction. Why we are finally seeing prices rise, what most people think of as inflation, is that all of that exported inflation to you-know-where is starting to come home to roost.

Which do you think will kill the economy first, re-imported inflation, or credit contraction deflation? My votes on the second.

Josh

[barnaby33]

kewp, I think it would be more accurate to say, the inflation through credit creation has already occurred. What is happening right this instant is that the FED is sucking liquidity away from the big banks who were just hoarding it or buying stocks with it, to get it to smaller institutions via the TAF. All of this is being done to slow the deflation that is occurring through correspondent credit contraction. Why we are finally seeing prices rise, what most people think of as inflation, is that all of that exported inflation to you-know-where is starting to come home to roost.

Which do you think will kill the economy first, re-imported inflation, or credit contraction deflation? My votes on the second.

Josh

[barnaby33]

kewp, I think it would be more accurate to say, the inflation through credit creation has already occurred. What is happening right this instant is that the FED is sucking liquidity away from the big banks who were just hoarding it or buying stocks with it, to get it to smaller institutions via the TAF. All of this is being done to slow the deflation that is occurring through correspondent credit contraction. Why we are finally seeing prices rise, what most people think of as inflation, is that all of that exported inflation to you-know-where is starting to come home to roost.

Which do you think will kill the economy first, re-imported inflation, or credit contraction deflation? My votes on the second.

Josh

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