As I published last fall, China declared financial war on America on September 6, 2012. China believes the world will be a better place when America stops exporting Capitalism, Christianity, and Financial Insolvency. Their goal is almost realized.
China forecast to overtake US by 2016 By Simon Rabinovitch in Beijing March 22, 2013
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/0a3f5794-92b3-11e2-9593-00144feabdc0.html#axzz2SqFToTLuBy The Time Obama Leaves Office, U.S. No Longer No. 1 By Kenneth Rapoza March 23, 2013
http://www.forbes.com/sites/kenrapoza/2013/03/23/within-three-years-u-s-no-longer-no-1/Someone is helping the Chinese.
By FLOYD BROWN, Chief Political Analyst May 9, 2013
Two weeks ago, I explained to Capitol Hill Daily readers
what America might look like after a government collapse. And I ended on a note about the Federal
Reserve. Today, I'm going to begin with a radical statement:
The purpose of the Federal Reserve is to benefit its
shareholders... not America.
This statement is confusing to most people, because they
assume the Federal Reserve is an agency of the government. It's not. In fact,
it's a private entity. Only the shareholders aren't private investors. They're
the major "too big to fail" banks of America. The next thing you must
understand is that the Fed was given (by Congress) the most lucrative monopoly
on Earth... total control over the creation of money. So it can print money,
legally. What a business!
Now, don't get me
wrong - there is some regulation. What Congress gives, it can also take away. The
problem is that when you can literally create money, you have lots of cash to
influence the system. Indeed, when it comes to the economy, the Fed is even
more powerful than the president. Only Congress and the president, working in
unison, can check the power of the Federal Reserve. And considering that such
cooperation isn't exactly the norm in D.C., the Fed is using its insane amount
of power to rob you blind. Here's how...
Too Big to Fail
Simply put, the supply of money should only grow at about
the same rate as the economy. It creates a solid equilibrium between goods in
the economy and the money supply. But when the supply of money grows too
quickly, it shatters equilibrium and leads to inflation (i.e. - too many dollars
chasing too few goods). And right now, we have too many dollars.
Of course, we can thank the economic crisis in 2008 for
that. As you know, when the banking crisis erupted, the Fed was fearful that
its shareholders were going belly up. So the former CEO of Goldman Sachs (GS),
Hank Paulson, arranged for billions of dollars to be transferred from the
government to these private banks through the Troubled Asset Relief Program
(TARP).
Keep in mind, I believe that allowing banks to go
bankrupt would've been the best solution for America. We have over 200 years of
bankruptcy court precedent, and the courts should've overseen the liquidation
of these mismanaged banks. It ultimately would've punished the guilty parties.
But that didn't happen. Instead, the Federal Reserve
kicked into action. It created over $1 trillion that was lent to these same
banks to keep them from collapsing. Now, with so much money floating around,
bank deposit owners are worried that the supply of dollars will outstrip
demand. This could drive the price of the dollar down. In fact, I believe we
could even see a flash crash of the dollar.
And that's precisely how the Fed is stealing from you.
It's knowingly devaluing the dollar, so your money can buy fewer goods. And no
one is safe.
Say you're happily employed - perhaps you even got a
raise recently. Unfortunately, inflation can devalue your dollars so fast that
you end up with less buying power than you began with. As long as the Fed
continues on its current path, we'll continue holding a currency that's worth
less and less every day.
The Other War:
Once China has beaten the dollar, they will attack the USA. This is the reason why they are building-up their military.
Red China Power By Bill Gertz May 6, 2013
China expanding submarine, missile forces with advanced systems, Pentagon annual report says
http://freebeacon.com/red-china-power/
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