@therealjakethesnake-Yes I agree. I do remember the days (although young) when just about everything was a cash society. Buying a house (or perhaps to start a business) was about the only debt and that’s what we need to go back to. No car loans, no paying for food, furniture, restaurants, vacations, clothes, etc, on credit cards or via payments. Apart from buying a home or setting up a business, if you haven’t got the cash, don’t buy it. It really is that simple.
@Saywhatyoumust Great thought but sadly we cannot demand all the money back because it does not exist. It is just a big illusion that somehow manage to parasite on us. Monetizing of debt is the problem. Every dollar (binary and paper) you hold are somebody elses debt. What we really need to do is abolish the whole system and start issuing debt free money. That money could then be used for the best of humanity instead of collecting banksters interest and pay dividends
In supporting documentation obtained by FOXNews.com, the inspector general's office explains that the $23.7 trillion spans about 50 "initiatives or programs" created by federal agencies in the wake of the economic crisis. In another article: GAO: Fed Issued $US16 Trillion During 2008 Crisis! So tha't just 2008. Pick your number?
So we are to believe it's $16T lent out? Dylan Ragan had it at almost $24T. So we are to believe this crooked Congressman? Great job, Bob, but I bet that figure could be doubled and it would still be far short. Do you think they showed the auditors all the books? Google this folks: "Real Bailout Amount $23.7 TRILLION?!" Denninger I'm sure Bob is not surprised.
@soleprobe-I know it's easier said than done, but the people then need to demand ALL the money back, so it can go into jobs, health, infrastructure etc., and not in the shareholders pockets. I don't see too much happening in this counttry to make that happen, Also ALL the money from the elites need to be taken from them too as they benefit fom wars and such and the people's expense. The people are letting this happen and the bankers and co are laughing all the way to the bank - no pun intended.
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LP101A 7 months ago
@Saywhatyoumust well said
Probesoul 7 months ago
@therealjakethesnake-Yes I agree. I do remember the days (although young) when just about everything was a cash society. Buying a house (or perhaps to start a business) was about the only debt and that’s what we need to go back to. No car loans, no paying for food, furniture, restaurants, vacations, clothes, etc, on credit cards or via payments. Apart from buying a home or setting up a business, if you haven’t got the cash, don’t buy it. It really is that simple.
Saywhatyoumust 7 months ago
@Saywhatyoumust Great thought but sadly we cannot demand all the money back because it does not exist. It is just a big illusion that somehow manage to parasite on us. Monetizing of debt is the problem. Every dollar (binary and paper) you hold are somebody elses debt. What we really need to do is abolish the whole system and start issuing debt free money. That money could then be used for the best of humanity instead of collecting banksters interest and pay dividends
therealjakethesnake 7 months ago
In supporting documentation obtained by FOXNews.com, the inspector general's office explains that the $23.7 trillion spans about 50 "initiatives or programs" created by federal agencies in the wake of the economic crisis. In another article: GAO: Fed Issued $US16 Trillion During 2008 Crisis! So tha't just 2008. Pick your number?
g777enn 7 months ago
The money is ending up somewhere folks. The illuminati. Lending they've called it? Who expects the banks to pay this back?
g777enn 7 months ago
So we are to believe it's $16T lent out? Dylan Ragan had it at almost $24T. So we are to believe this crooked Congressman? Great job, Bob, but I bet that figure could be doubled and it would still be far short. Do you think they showed the auditors all the books? Google this folks: "Real Bailout Amount $23.7 TRILLION?!" Denninger I'm sure Bob is not surprised.
g777enn 7 months ago
Melody has to work a bit more ...She is Kinda lazy!
maracanazo50 7 months ago
@soleprobe-I know it's easier said than done, but the people then need to demand ALL the money back, so it can go into jobs, health, infrastructure etc., and not in the shareholders pockets. I don't see too much happening in this counttry to make that happen, Also ALL the money from the elites need to be taken from them too as they benefit fom wars and such and the people's expense. The people are letting this happen and the bankers and co are laughing all the way to the bank - no pun intended.
Saywhatyoumust 7 months ago
Prepare the gallows for the financial terrorists and their sold-out politicians.
modeerF16 7 months ago