The Federal Reserve is Laundering Money

The central bank uses quantitative easing to inflate asset prices, which looks remarkably similar to money laundering.

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Category:

News & Politics

Tags:

• xtranormal
• federal reserve
• quantitative easing
• budget deficit
• government debt

[fsafiz]

More time in the break room than at their desks. Must be state workers.

[jjsjeffjjsjeff]

12 people who voted on this video can't find the United States on a map.

[bribribri56]

love the work here

[HENRYPATRICK1736]

The republican wet dream explained.

[Unibomber2u]

I suspect Obama prior to convincing liberal morons (change) meant more government cheese from stupid voters. He was a ranking official with the ACORN Committee, pressuring banks to make risky home loans for a over priced housing market to unqualified buyers. With the promise of tax payer grants disguised as loans when they are left to write there own terms and won't have to disclose how it was spent, for contributions to his presidential campaign. Sparking the collapse of the market and economy

[soakthisup]

Glenn Beck said the same thing nearly every day but skirted around the 800 lb. gorilla in the room (the Fed) for a couple years. Soon as he began taking on the Fed, the Rothchilds, the Bolshevik Revolution, and the Holodomor, etc, he was bounced from television pronto. That's why he always told the audience 'not to take his word for it', but 'do their own research.' Not saying he was my favorite person but he talked about things that people that run the Fed and media (same) have deemed taboo.

[dodecapusrex]

This is nothing new, many central banks operate in similar (not identical) fashion. All money is fiat, even the value of gold is fiat, but it holds value because its availability is limited & gold bugs have a way of rallying other people to their side.

The problem here isn't the Fed's banks churning reserves, the problem is that we screwed ourselves with the debt mess mentioned in their dialog. We've been sold out, and not just by the banks, but by investors taking fat ROI from offshored jobs.

[colocolopity]

Why wud the mafia wanna keep printing money, it makes no sense :)

[colocolopity]

@MrWakethesheeple did u actually use it?