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  • I feel better now.

  • Have a Super Night!

  • While I agree that quantitative easing has been greatly misused in the recent economic crisis to support the corrupt banks and governments, anyone watching this video that thinks it's really just pretend-bullshit that doesn't actually work is an economically illiterate tool and should go earn a degree in the subject.

    It's a completely viable and justifiable method of improving economic growth in times of unstable consumer and business confidence and is a vital tool when used correctly. Idiots

  • Thank you for this priceless education on banking system. I didn't have to spend years in school studying economics nor finance. Thank you so much.

  • Take that piece of shit "one direction" advert off of here! No one should have to sit through them bunch of pussies, ever!

  • Banking Racket is too fucking spot on!!!

    Sell everything, quickly!

  • I agree because then monkey couldn't take over

  • VERY FUNNY. inaccurate however. Quantitative easing is not the printing of money. Instead it is an unconventional monetary policy in which the FED purchases a variety of assets from banks thereby increasing their liquidity. This will take pressure off banks to loan money. QE is being used because we are in a liquidity trap which means that interest rates are zero bound (meaning nearly zero) and cannot be pushed any lower to stimulate investment, borrowing

  • @reLENTless1897

    I think what they assumed was that the government didn't have any money in the first place. In order to buy off assets from the bank, they would need to print out more money and give it to the bank via the transactions.

  • @Honibaz Yes, indeed. However, the Fed doesnt print it, they credit/increase each banks reserves by whatever amount they purchase the assets for.

  • @reLENTless1897 And where does the Fed get the money to purchase these assets? Ahh, of course that's right. They just print it out of thin air.

  • @reLENTless1897 We're not in a liquidity trap. The problem is debt and the plan is quite clearly to repay it with money created out of nothing. Were does the FED get the money to purchase assets? It creates it as easily as I can enter $1,000,000,000,000 in this post.

  • @tonycavanna quite right ! ! ! The Fed just creates the credit ......out of thin air . Then it charges interest on that credit. Its a CON. Its smoke and mirrors.

    The Australian Reserve Bank should be doing this, not some privately owned " central bank ". And it is the public who have to pay that debt. Bloody disgraceful.

  • @reLENTless1897 isnt the problem here HOW the Fed create the money to purchase bank assests ? And they then charge interest on that amount, AND hold collateral ( in the form of bonds ) to cover that " debt " . cant the Reserve Bank do that at zero interest, instead of borrowing ( which is essentially what is happening under another guise ) from the Fed ?

  • @reLENTless1897 I think you're the only person with a sound economic knowledge on this entire damn video. I thought it was funny but it's worrying how many people take it completely literally and develop radical views on such topics as a result.

    Economics should be a compulsory subject for everyone to study if they want an opinion on it.

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  • 'Rumpelstiltskin' is a fairytale about a girl who was supposed to be able to turn straw into gold - and did this with the help of a fairy (Rumpelstiltskin). You've probably heard it somewhere in your childhoods but forgotten. Anyway, analogous to central bankers magically turning "paper" into "money".

  • Big like a Bofors Gun

  • Lol... all printers facing the window! XD 1:32

  • Funny as hell.

  • superb, but as another poster said...if only it WAS a joke.

  • ILLUMINATI BANKSTERS AT THE FINEST!

  • Yup,interested in the Rumpelstiltskin reference as well.

  • @RKAddict101 It's a reference to spinning gold out of straw - a fairytale, like the world economy

  • NGDP Targeting FTW!

  • Hahah, very funny. Can someone explain the Rumpelstiltskin reference?

  • A bank of printers, like a Bofors Gun, facing the window...

    Classic!!!

  • thats funny

  • These guys are absolute comedy genius, watched loads of these vids and even when it's Australian politicians being mocked that i'm not familiar with, it's still funny as the universal idiocy of politicians everywhere rings true.

  • @AussieMatters G'day... Yairs. True. But, underlying all, the past 5,000 yrs' Economic Growth has already Consumed the Global Environmental-Surplus. Maintaining Current levels of Economic-Activity is impossible. Further growth is a Psychotic Fantasy. Prepare for Implosion. Grid-Failure, & Petro-Powered standstill, is imminent....! Meantime, search 'SunFoil Science' to view the Raw Data. Retrofit y'r vehicle with a Piston/Solar Hybrid Electrical System. Save Fuel. Ciao !

  • This is the best thing on the ABC...more of these blokes...brilliant.

  • If all the printers were facing the windows, then wouldn't ordinary citizens be taking advantage of the falling money.

  • @BoundaryShift Yes, thats what we call a stimulus package ^_^

  • Those guys are so pro

  • Roger Ebert's twitter got me here.

  • Straw into gold is how it works.

  • RBA's website has a money museum section. Go to 1933--they admit we've been off the gold standard since then. We then went into a "goods based" economy. Trouble with that in 2011 is that most of our "goods" come from China--the same country we owe $200+ billion. See section 51 of the Australian Constitution. Any government that can issue bonds, can create it's own interest free currency. Buy they won't because the Jewish Rothschild's international scam depends us being in debt to them. Shalom.

  • pull up a chair and I'll tell you a tail....Brillant! These guys are a light into all that is dark!

  • As always these guys are brilliant! They should be advising all politicians about really being honest to the masses. Unfortunately the whole Western political & monetary system will collapse, which as Marc Faber confirms "Ve are doomed!"

  • 1:34 "all facing the window"

  • Perfect explanation how the monetary policy works.

  • @GuitarsRockForever Or rather how it doesn't work.

  • "The process of creating money is so simple it repels the mind."

  • "Big like a Bofer's Gun," Oh, 2011 xD

  • Hahaha... too sad to be sad :)

  • If only this was just a joke, rather than global monetary policy

  • Brilliant as always:)

  • $1 Trillion... hmm I wonder what government that is....

  • "All facing the window." LOL.

  • Once the grassroots of both the ‘democratics/labourites’ and ‘republicans/conservatives’ recognise who their common enemy is, it’s all over for the oligarchial 0.01%

    The scam has been going on for more than a century and us, our children, our grandchildren will all be debt slaves to Wall Street international bankers.

    Check out dev (dot) republicoftheunitedstates (dot) org (slash) what-is-the-republic (slash) history.

  • Associations between Wall Street international bankers and the rise of both Hitler and Naziism in Germany and Lenin and Bolshevikism in Ruusia.

    Check out reformed-theology (dot) org (slash) html (slash) books (slash) wall_street (slash) chapter_12.htm

    The same guys profited from bankrolling both sides of the European theatre of World War 2 – that is really, really special.

  • The non-Federal non-Reserve welcomes you to your destitution after 100 years of paying out an annual dividend of 6% to their mega-bank owners while having a .gov website. When you consider that Americans, both ‘democratic/labour’ and ‘republican/conservative’, before 1913 were never subject to this transfer of their wealth to the mega-banks you have to ask yourself how much less poor would the American general public be today without it and how much less warfare the world would have been spared.

  • End the non-Federal non-Reserve and all the other privately owned central banks around the world. JP Morgan and Morgan Stanley are big shareholders in the non-Federal non-Reserve but the general public will never be offered a share. Their website in section 7 states that stockholders receive an annual dividend of 6% as a profit for providing a paper currency. Teach yourself about the Austrian school of economics and you will understand we have centrally planned economies not free market.

  • In which nations do the people own the institution that prints their currency ?

    The Bank of England was supposedly nationalised in 1949 but do I know if it really was or if it was then has it since been privatised ?

  • @paulrprichard We have Czech National Bank here and it's state institution from almost start (1919) of our independent republic. It is established under our Constitution and it's activities (including currency issuing) are directed by law. The supreme governing body of the CNB is the Bank Board, consisting of the CNB Governor, two Vice-Governors and four Bank Board members. All Bank Board members are appointed directly by the President of CZ.

    I thought it's essential to be owned by state.

  • @paulrprichard We have Czech National Bank here and it's state institution from almost start (1919) of our independent republic. It is established under our Constitution and it's activities (including currency issuing) are directed by law. The supreme governing body of the CNB is the Bank Board, consisting of the CNB Governor, two Vice-Governors and four Bank Board members. All Bank Board members are appointed directly by the President of CZ.

    I thought it's essential to be owned by state.

  • quantitative easing= currency devaluation. did you know australia doesnt even own its own currency? we borrow it from our "their" reserve bank at interest. we need to reclaim our currency, and regulate the value of it. a 1% sales tax on all wall street, ASX transactions so its then reportable and traceable, and you can only speculate on shares ect if you own them. its very simple.

  • fantastic

  • Comedy gold boys!

    And everything is true!

  • "he's not even in the banking racket" I love these guys!

  • "Dave! this is not gonna work ! Look , i just explained it to a bloke and he saw through it straight away ... he is not even IN the banking racket ! " LOL ;) ! Brilliant ! just Brilliant ! ;)

  • amazing!

  • rofl... "that is the global fear at the moment"

  • lmao these guys are awesome!

  • fackin-A

  • i actually study economics at uni and its not that far from the truth

  • Mighty.

  • LOL this is great

  • Bruce Bird & Bruce Fortune?

  • This should be taught in universities.

  • This is the best video these two have done so far!

  • I can see the comedy but the lipsync is.....

  • @macro312 Lipsync? The picture and audio is perfectly in sync for me, so you might be having browser troubles.

  • @Saxifrage040210

    nah, the lipsync is perfect! and that is what i'm doubting the credibility....do these guys actually say these things? or....i have no idea

  • @macro312 Yes, they're political satirists.

  • @macro312 Oh, they're comedians, and they're brilliant.

  • DIGGS!!

    

  • Well done on letting the cat out of the bag for those in TV land that are still in the dark about how the monetary system works.

  • love these so much

  • hahaha

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