Feds using Ponzi scam

One of the biggest threats to the USA is its own Ponzi scam.

By Gerald Internet Anthropologist Think Tank

07.25.09

The feds are buying its own Treasury Bonds...

The Feds actions are threatening USA's position as the

worlds reserve currency.

As a Stock broker I had wrote an article for the News

papers about the fall of Russia 3 years before its collapse.

My manager at the local office killed the story,

the main point of the story was the power of the

US Government to combat Russia in the cold war

with its power selling US Debt.

Russia had to fund its defense spending with cash,

while USA could sell US Bonds to fund its defense

programs, and just out spent Russia.

Russia's attempt to keep up with US defense

spending ultimately lead to its collapse.

That ability to sell US debt to other nations

is at risk.

The world now views US debt with a jaundiced eye.

After the US banks left the world banking systems

with a liquidity problems from the toxic sub-prime

paper debacle, leading to the current World Depression.

The US Government has rewarded the US corporate banking

mafia with huge cash awards. $2.7 TRILLION DOLLARS.

THE US BANKING MAFIA is not trusted by world governments

for good reasons, leading to the dumping of US treasury bonds

by Governments friendly to the US.

This is at a time when the US Government has record deficits.

And record for planed sales of US Gov.Bonds.

This banking Mafia is involved in Loan Sharking to blind

widows at 402% interest rates, 30% credit card loans,

and no restraints on the past crimes and bad paper issued

by this banking mafia.

The Banking Mafia is a cancer in the US economic system.

They spent $3 billion dollars on lobbyist last year, BUYING

CROOKED US Congressmen.

Much like the world doesn't trust Iran to have nukes when

they are killing their own citizens for protesting.

The world doesn't trust US financial system with

a Banking Mafia functioning as loan sharks

on America's poorest citizens.

Loan Sharks abuse 82 yr old BLIND WIDOW.

The Government has rewarded the US Banking

Mafia to the tune of $2,7 trillion dollars.

For bringing on the World Depression.

USA has abrogated it fiduciary responsibility

to the world and US citizens by supporting

the US Banking Mafia.

On the flip side we have the USA Government

buying its own debt/bonds. WTF?

The Feds buying Treasuries in volume is going

to put astronomical pressures on Inflation goods,,

and devaluation of the Dollar; simultaneously.

Its like writting as second BAD check

to cover the first BAD check.

Smells like Ponzi.

Berni only did $60 billion in his ponzi scam.

The world is looking at a US Government Ponzi

scam in the range of 7 Trillion USD.

Until the Feds crack down on the Baniking

Mafia, usury laws, criminal actions on

Sub-prime paper, re-instarement of Glass

Segal, to protect the public.

The world sees USA now, just as it did

during the toxic paper debacal, enabling

criminal bankiing activiry.

USA has done nothing to prevent banks

from more toxic paper disasters.

EXCEPT give the Mafia Coprorate Banks

$2.7 trillion dollars.

Is there any wonder why world Governments

are dumping US Treasury's?

USA's inaction makes dealing with US

banks feel HI RISK.

USA permitted the Banking Toxic paper

world depression, rewarded the banks with

$2.7 trillion USD. Have taken no criminal

actions against the Banking Mafia,

and the laws still allow the Banking Mafia

to do it again.

And allow the Banking Mafia loan sharking

operations.

And the Banking Mafia spent 3 Billion dollars

on buying Congressmen, with Lobbyists.

( From the money Congress and the Federal

Reserve gave the Banks, $2.7 Trillion.)

THE WHOLE WORLD WATCHES....waits

Gerald

Series 7 & 13

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1st Ponzi scam:

2nd is Fed Buying Treasurys.

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Treasurys Down; Upcoming Supply Overshadows Bernanke

Overnight, Japan sold Y1.1 trillion ($11.7 billion) in 20-year government securities, which garnered the weakest demand since April. This again raised "concerns about the market's appetite for government debt the world over," said Dan Greenhaus, bond market analyst at Miller, Tabak & Co in New York.

Policymakers in China are concerned the Fed's unprecedented easing of monetary policy, including a program to buy up to $300 billion Treasurys, and U.S. fiscal deficits will drive up inflation and weaken the dollar. That would erode the value of China's vast holdings of Treasurys at a time when the U.S. needs to borrow to finance its deficit.

The U.S. government is likely to sell a record amount of government debt for the fiscal year ending Sept. 30, estimated by some economists to top $2 trillion, to fund surging budget shortfalls and fund economic stimulus and bank rescue programs.

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Hong Kong testing switch from US dollars to renminbi

US$22 billion worth of renminbi bonds have been released in seven issues. And the operation of these services has been smooth, with a steady increase of RMB deposits and a stable exchange rate.

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Brazil, Canada Pull Money Out Of Treasurys

By Deborah Levine

It's the quiet ones that surprise you.

Brazil and Canada were among big sellers of Treasurys in the latest month for which data is available and the previous year, catching analysts off guard and raising speculation that quieter nations may be concerned about investing in the U.S.

Brazil and Russia, which along with India and China are part of the so-called BRIC countries, have expressed concern with the strength of the U.S. dollar. It was therefore not so surprising that the two countries reduced their holdings of Treasurys in May, according to the latest data available from the Treasury International Capital report released last week. The two are among the largest holders of Treasurys.

But Canada, the biggest trading partner for the U.S., has publicly said nothing of the sort. Taiwan and France were also notable sellers of Treasurys in the latest month.

"It's a bit like friendly fire," said Michael Woolfolk, senior currency strategist at The Bank of New York Mellon. "We saw some record selling of long-term Treasurys and that's exactly the kind of thing Wall Street and the government have been worried about for years, and it came from some unexpected places."

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Second thought:

The Government did such a good job with

General Motors, the same should be done

with the Banking Mafia, gut them reset

Interest rates, also prosecute CEO's, and

horse whip the Lobbyists.

That would be a good start. G.

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