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Ron Paul talks about Fed chairman Ben Bernanke's testimony in front of the House Financial Services Committee yesterday. Our economy faces enormous difficulties and one of the biggest culprits is the inflation tax for which the (privately owned) Federal Reserve is largely responsible.

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  • Are you talking about Ron Paul? Um...he's actually a republican congressmen. And, his ideas about foreign policy and economics are very conservative. The neo-cons in government right now are neither fiscally conservative nor conservative in foreign policy.

  • were the fuck did mccain come from we need ron paul running against Obama ron paul woulde tear both of them up in a debate a fair debate an thats hard to find in the US so someone who is telling the truth like ron

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  • The Fed causes taxation without representation. That is unconstitutional.

    Ron Paul 2012

  • @RickTJustice People prefer to be enslaved, rather than face the truth and deal with reality... "Let the government handle it!"

    Ron Paul 2012

  • @irrationalxuber Inflation is just an insult added to a massive injury. Irredeemable debt-fraud currency is conjured up out of thin air, handed out to corporations //directly// profiting them without the necessity for an iota of additional production or employment, and then the people owe the bankers back IN REAL ASSETS PLUS INTEREST.

    ARREST ALL BANKERS

    BANKERS ARE THE ENEMY

  • @hoodoo961 Keneys was a lowlife scumbag inbreed, and bankers are ArchCriminals.

    I've read micro & macro economic textbooks, and done the mathematics of investment. Then I've read An Inquiry Into the Nature & Causes of the Wealth of Nations, and then Priciples of Political Economy and Taxation.

  • @Vnntbls It is a HUGE plundering of The People’s wealth. It is conjured up out of thin air, handed out to corporations //directly// profiting them without the necessity for an iota of additional production or employment, and then the people owe the bankers back IN REAL ASSETS PLUS INTEREST.

  • Representative Paul, please stop beating around the bush.

    There is no STINKING way that a people ought to be paying any interest, for the utilization of their own currency.

    Any pagan inbreed necro-homo pedophile mass murdering Debt Syndicate banker that wants to utilize The People’s currency, must pay //us// for that privilege, not the other way around.

  • @irrationalxuber you are assuming that a continous cycle of keynesian economics is sustainable, which has proven lately that with the great depression and the 70s and probably today that all it does is create bubbles and prolong them for an even nastier crash that lasts even longer. The problem is that the center of this economic policy, "the federal reserve", isnt even regulated.

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