Comments on: Economic Main Street Manifesto: 10 Reasons how this Bailout Fails the Middle Class American Worker. http://www.doctorhousingbubble.com/economic-main-street-manifesto-10-reasons-how-this-bailout-fails-the-middle-class-american-worker/ How I Learned to Love Southern California and Forget the Housing Bubble Thu, 09 Feb 2012 06:16:36 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: compass rose http://www.doctorhousingbubble.com/economic-main-street-manifesto-10-reasons-how-this-bailout-fails-the-middle-class-american-worker/#comment-25896 compass rose Fri, 17 Oct 2008 06:45:46 +0000 http://www.doctorhousingbubble.com/economic-main-street-manifesto-10-reasons-how-this-bailout-fails-the-middle-class-american-worker/#comment-25896 Current events are offering each of us a Ph.D. in macroeconomics and finance...for the price of an Internet connection and our own willingness to learn and evolve. It is time to broaden our thinking toward a meta-view of just what the banking industry is, and does. ~ I recommend to any of you who aren't 100% sure you understand the Federal Reserve Bank, fractional reserve banking, and how monetary policy is set and conducted in this nation...that you watch this 47-minute animated film. It's a painless, fun-to-watch, and well respected introduction to all of this, prepared by a Canadian artist for a sustainable economics community initiative in British Columbia. ~ Money as Debt http://video.google.de/videoplay?docid=-9050474362583451279&q=money+as+debt ~ If this link doesn't treat you well, look up the title, and its animator, Paul Grignon. It also appears in various places on YouTube; search on the title and Paul's name. ~ I'd like to share some of the ideas for wealth redistribution that we've been kicking around here at Chez Ultima Thule...but I'm feeling a bit sheepish about this being my 8th comment so far this month. :) ~ rose Current events are offering each of us a Ph.D. in macroeconomics and finance…for the price of an Internet connection and our own willingness to learn and evolve. It is time to broaden our thinking toward a meta-view of just what the banking industry is, and does.
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I recommend to any of you who aren’t 100% sure you understand the Federal Reserve Bank, fractional reserve banking, and how monetary policy is set and conducted in this nation…that you watch this 47-minute animated film. It’s a painless, fun-to-watch, and well respected introduction to all of this, prepared by a Canadian artist for a sustainable economics community initiative in British Columbia.
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Money as Debt
http://video.google.de/videoplay?docid=-9050474362583451279&q=money+as+debt
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If this link doesn’t treat you well, look up the title, and its animator, Paul Grignon. It also appears in various places on YouTube; search on the title and Paul’s name.
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I’d like to share some of the ideas for wealth redistribution that we’ve been kicking around here at Chez Ultima Thule…but I’m feeling a bit sheepish about this being my 8th comment so far this month. :)
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rose

]]> By: Andy P http://www.doctorhousingbubble.com/economic-main-street-manifesto-10-reasons-how-this-bailout-fails-the-middle-class-american-worker/#comment-25885 Andy P Thu, 16 Oct 2008 22:10:23 +0000 http://www.doctorhousingbubble.com/economic-main-street-manifesto-10-reasons-how-this-bailout-fails-the-middle-class-american-worker/#comment-25885 we will never have "deflation." period. inflation/deflation have nothing to do with cpi index or sorts. inflation/deflation is based on the currency in circulation. our government does not have any capital to buy back our dollar. unless our government magically comes up with gold/silver reserve or other capital, we will face continued inflation. in fact, there is a chance for "hyper inflation" if our government continues to "print out" dollars as they are doing these days. just my 2 cents we will never have “deflation.” period. inflation/deflation have nothing to do with cpi index or sorts. inflation/deflation is based on the currency in circulation. our government does not have any capital to buy back our dollar. unless our government magically comes up with gold/silver reserve or other capital, we will face continued inflation. in fact, there is a chance for “hyper inflation” if our government continues to “print out” dollars as they are doing these days.

just my 2 cents

]]> By: Andy P http://www.doctorhousingbubble.com/economic-main-street-manifesto-10-reasons-how-this-bailout-fails-the-middle-class-american-worker/#comment-25883 Andy P Thu, 16 Oct 2008 21:59:57 +0000 http://www.doctorhousingbubble.com/economic-main-street-manifesto-10-reasons-how-this-bailout-fails-the-middle-class-american-worker/#comment-25883 god bless you "dangermike" cause you will need one to survive with world with your "sharp knowledge." jesus christ. which college did you graduate from? god bless you “dangermike” cause you will need one to survive with world with your “sharp knowledge.” jesus christ. which college did you graduate from?

]]> By: Imnaha http://www.doctorhousingbubble.com/economic-main-street-manifesto-10-reasons-how-this-bailout-fails-the-middle-class-american-worker/#comment-25882 Imnaha Thu, 16 Oct 2008 19:17:03 +0000 http://www.doctorhousingbubble.com/economic-main-street-manifesto-10-reasons-how-this-bailout-fails-the-middle-class-american-worker/#comment-25882 It is ESSENTIAL that we carefully and correctly identify the problem we face otherwise we might well dismiss those ideas that could save us. Lots of pundits these days are pointing fingers at the failure of "free market fundamentalism" and praising Keynesian policies, (as if our corpgov had abandoned these policies). What we've been witnessing the execution of false flag economics. The "free market" is being targeted for what is really an operation carried out by a Corpgov Keynesian Fascist Frankenstein. Free markets by definition are not manipulated - that's why they're called free. Should they be manipulated, by whatever ways or means, they are by defintion no longer "free". If you want to see how a truly free market operates, go to the gold and silver auctions on eBay or other sites and compare those final bid numbers to those manipulated numbers coming out of the Comex cloaca. It is ESSENTIAL that we carefully and correctly identify the problem we face otherwise we might well dismiss those ideas that could save us.

Lots of pundits these days are pointing fingers at the failure of “free market fundamentalism” and praising Keynesian policies, (as if our corpgov had abandoned these policies). What we’ve been witnessing the execution of false flag economics. The “free market” is being targeted for what is really an operation carried out by a Corpgov Keynesian Fascist Frankenstein. Free markets by definition are not manipulated – that’s why they’re called free. Should they be manipulated, by whatever ways or means, they are by defintion no longer “free”.

If you want to see how a truly free market operates, go to the gold and silver auctions on eBay or other sites and compare those final bid numbers to those manipulated numbers coming out of the Comex cloaca.

]]> By: darms http://www.doctorhousingbubble.com/economic-main-street-manifesto-10-reasons-how-this-bailout-fails-the-middle-class-american-worker/#comment-25879 darms Thu, 16 Oct 2008 17:43:44 +0000 http://www.doctorhousingbubble.com/economic-main-street-manifesto-10-reasons-how-this-bailout-fails-the-middle-class-american-worker/#comment-25879 Hugh, I think a factor as to why TX didn't have the same housing inflation as other states is that TX didn't allow home equity loans until relatively recently (1997). Hugh,
I think a factor as to why TX didn’t have the same housing inflation as other states is that TX didn’t allow home equity loans until relatively recently (1997).

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