Unbelieveable Fed Audit????

[TheBreeze]

[quote=patientrenter]The Fed prints money. What’s the point in auditing them?

“Hmmm…. we discovered there is a trillion dollars missing,” said Jim the auditor.
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The point is not to find out stuff that the Fed itself doesn’t know, but to let the public (or hell even anyone outside the actual Fed itself) know what the hell they are doing behind close doors. Who are they giving all this money too? Is the Fed corrupted?

Right now Congress doesn’t know what the Fed is doing because the Fed doesn’t have to tell anyone.

[patientrenter]

If you think Barney Frank is not fully informed of what the Fed does (only the parts he wants to know), then I have a bridge to sell you, for a very attractive price. Cash in advance, please!

[patientrenter]

If you think Barney Frank is not fully informed of what the Fed does (only the parts he wants to know), then I have a bridge to sell you, for a very attractive price. Cash in advance, please!

[patientrenter]

If you think Barney Frank is not fully informed of what the Fed does (only the parts he wants to know), then I have a bridge to sell you, for a very attractive price. Cash in advance, please!

[patientrenter]

If you think Barney Frank is not fully informed of what the Fed does (only the parts he wants to know), then I have a bridge to sell you, for a very attractive price. Cash in advance, please!

[patientrenter]

If you think Barney Frank is not fully informed of what the Fed does (only the parts he wants to know), then I have a bridge to sell you, for a very attractive price. Cash in advance, please!

[Arraya]

Oh, leave the Fed alone. They and their cohorts at the IMF and World Bank in no way influence world affairs. Just because in their job description they are supposed to protect from asset bubbles and when examining their actions they clearly exacerbated the bubble does not mean we should investigate them. Why should the US investigate a private firm that they contract to perform a task after it fails tremendously at the task. It’s ridiculous. I mean they just make the money, it’s the countries that decide how to use it. They are harmless and should not be looked at. Really, the power to make money is nothing. It’s not even an important job, anybody could do it.

[Arraya]

Oh, leave the Fed alone. They and their cohorts at the IMF and World Bank in no way influence world affairs. Just because in their job description they are supposed to protect from asset bubbles and when examining their actions they clearly exacerbated the bubble does not mean we should investigate them. Why should the US investigate a private firm that they contract to perform a task after it fails tremendously at the task. It’s ridiculous. I mean they just make the money, it’s the countries that decide how to use it. They are harmless and should not be looked at. Really, the power to make money is nothing. It’s not even an important job, anybody could do it.

[Arraya]

Oh, leave the Fed alone. They and their cohorts at the IMF and World Bank in no way influence world affairs. Just because in their job description they are supposed to protect from asset bubbles and when examining their actions they clearly exacerbated the bubble does not mean we should investigate them. Why should the US investigate a private firm that they contract to perform a task after it fails tremendously at the task. It’s ridiculous. I mean they just make the money, it’s the countries that decide how to use it. They are harmless and should not be looked at. Really, the power to make money is nothing. It’s not even an important job, anybody could do it.

[Arraya]

Oh, leave the Fed alone. They and their cohorts at the IMF and World Bank in no way influence world affairs. Just because in their job description they are supposed to protect from asset bubbles and when examining their actions they clearly exacerbated the bubble does not mean we should investigate them. Why should the US investigate a private firm that they contract to perform a task after it fails tremendously at the task. It’s ridiculous. I mean they just make the money, it’s the countries that decide how to use it. They are harmless and should not be looked at. Really, the power to make money is nothing. It’s not even an important job, anybody could do it.

[Arraya]

Oh, leave the Fed alone. They and their cohorts at the IMF and World Bank in no way influence world affairs. Just because in their job description they are supposed to protect from asset bubbles and when examining their actions they clearly exacerbated the bubble does not mean we should investigate them. Why should the US investigate a private firm that they contract to perform a task after it fails tremendously at the task. It’s ridiculous. I mean they just make the money, it’s the countries that decide how to use it. They are harmless and should not be looked at. Really, the power to make money is nothing. It’s not even an important job, anybody could do it.

[patientrenter]

I’ll leave this alone after this comment, since there are obviously a few folks who want to believe that we got here because of a few conspirators in the Federal Reserve and Goldman Sachs.

I’d love for a group of completely objective journalists, not beholden to any political point of view, to focus on the people who were most responsible for blowing air into the asset bubble, but I think lots of posters here would be disappointed to find how many of “their people” were responsible.

[patientrenter]

I’ll leave this alone after this comment, since there are obviously a few folks who want to believe that we got here because of a few conspirators in the Federal Reserve and Goldman Sachs.

I’d love for a group of completely objective journalists, not beholden to any political point of view, to focus on the people who were most responsible for blowing air into the asset bubble, but I think lots of posters here would be disappointed to find how many of “their people” were responsible.

[patientrenter]

I’ll leave this alone after this comment, since there are obviously a few folks who want to believe that we got here because of a few conspirators in the Federal Reserve and Goldman Sachs.

I’d love for a group of completely objective journalists, not beholden to any political point of view, to focus on the people who were most responsible for blowing air into the asset bubble, but I think lots of posters here would be disappointed to find how many of “their people” were responsible.

[patientrenter]

I’ll leave this alone after this comment, since there are obviously a few folks who want to believe that we got here because of a few conspirators in the Federal Reserve and Goldman Sachs.

I’d love for a group of completely objective journalists, not beholden to any political point of view, to focus on the people who were most responsible for blowing air into the asset bubble, but I think lots of posters here would be disappointed to find how many of “their people” were responsible.

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