DEMOCRATS CRASH THE M3 MONEY SUPPLY OBAMA & HARRY REID, BILL NELSON Corrine Brown

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June 7th, 2010
• 5.9% M3 Annual Decline Deepest Since Early-1930s Banking Crisis • Post-World War II Record Drop in Inflation-Adjusted M3 Signals Intensifying Business Contraction • Renewed Recession Will Set Stage for U.S. Solvency Crisis and Severe Inflation Threat.

The stock of money in the US fell from $14.2 trillion to $13.9 trillion in the three months to April, amounting to an annual rate of contraction of 9.6pc Photo: AFP The M3 figures - which include broad range of bank accounts and are tracked by British and European monetarists for warning signals about the direction of the US economy a year or so in advance - began shrinking last summer. The pace has since quickened.

The stock of money fell from $14.2 trillion to $13.9 trillion in the three months to April, amounting to an annual rate of contraction of 9.6pc. The assets of insitutional money market funds fell at a 37pc rate, the sharpest drop ever.

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[Th3ba1r0n]

He was right to say he's a ratings prostitute. he forgot to mention the federal reserve and he's being a COPYCAT!!!

[AndrewChan84]

The fact that M0 and MB itself is already debt-based money, broader money such as the M3 that's being financed by fractional-reserve system, debased it even further.

Right now, they are trying to cover up the M3 debt by injecting more M0, but the matter of fact is that eventually M0/MB itself its going to worth zero once the Chinese and the Middle East dump the US securities, unless America can stop printing money and start manufacturing!!!! And use hard/gold money!