Ron Paul Gives Fed's Ben Bernanke a Schooling
Posted November 8th, 2007 by manystrom
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ron paul should be ambassador of http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malawi
I hear they have REAL money problems....$600 GDP per capita
I think RP missed big chance
I think RP missed big chance to deliver a zinger, though. When Bern said that Americans with dollars paying for domestic goods wouldn't be affected, and the only effect would be that it makes imported goods more expensive, RP should have paused, given the camera one of those Eddie Murphy looks, and said:
"Well gee, can we think of any imported goods that every single American needs? Maybe... OIL?!??!?
Ron paul
Final question my paraphrase, Ron Paul : Ben you are going to be the scapegoat. Bens' silent reply " I know".
Ron Paul: babble, babble,
Ron Paul: babble, babble, babble, babble
Ben Bernanke: No, look at the figures. You are wrong.
Ron Paul: babble, babble, babble, babble...
Ron Paul: Truth Truth Truth
Whoever write this, get cancer and die you pig.
How Bad is the Commodities Price Index, the true measure of inflation?
Sept 27 2007
CPI = 216.5
http://www.economist.com/images/20070929/TAB3.gif
Sept 24 2005
CPI = 131.8
http://www.economist.com/images/20050924/TAB3.gif
It was 100 in the year 2000.
Ron Paul has been vocal about this horrible inflation since at least 1983:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5hMeNnbSqkk
You are being paid in an inflating currency. Please think about how that impacts you.
So, again, pig, die in a fire.
IF RON PAUL IS ELECTED PRESIDENT...
HIS POLICY IS ONE OF SHUTTING DOWN THE FEDERAL RESERVE - ABOLISHING IT...REPLACING IT WITH?
The answer should be to abolish the Fed and replace it with a non profit public benefit foundation that loans money interest free, consolidating Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and the ten largest banks in the country into it, and then mopping up the mess made over the past 100 years.
This calls for a repeal of the mortgage interest deduction, replacing it with a tax credit for principal repayment. This will boom the economy clear the phony money out of the system once and for all.
We are only five years away from the 100th anniversary of the FED Reserve. The fed needs to be killed as the imaginary entity that it really is, pumping out all that imaginary money and convincing the whole world that it is real - its reall allright - the realest and biggest ponzi scheme in the history of all mankiind.
Dump your dollars and save your pennies. There is a nuclear bomb missing that no one in mainstream media or the government will admit to...article pending ...just watch for it from Alex S. Gabor.
If what Paul was saying
If what Paul was saying seemed like babble to you, you're really unaware of what the Fed is doing, intentionally.
When Bernanke claimed that the devaluation of the dollar wouldn't affect purchasing power of American made products, I burst out laughing. It's such a ludicrous lie. If this were true, American produced gold would still cost $35, and a silver dime from 1963 wouldn't be worth $1.00 - a mortgage would still be $80 a month for a NICE house, and a brand new American made car would cost $1,000.
Bernanke knows he's lying, that's his job. Just as Greenspan lied the entire time, notice what a different tune he sings when he's not in the job.
Which numbers did Bernanke
Which numbers did Bernanke show? Or did he blatantly lied by saying that dollars decline in value will not hurt consumers? What about gas, heating and electricity prices?
If you do not like Paul at least try to be reasonable and try to prove that his points are wrong.
It is more like Ron Paul:
It is more like
Ron Paul: Here is the problem with loss of value of money. What should we do?
Bernanke: He he, I have no idea