Fractional reserve banking

No Way Out, Outraged, and Cautiously Bullish on the Fall of Global - Safe Haven
Politicians, Bankers, Power Brokers, Lobbyists, Wall Street, and Huge Trans-National Corporate Conglomerates have collectively succeeded in delivering their subtle-monopoly deathblows to American Free Market Capitalism. In doing so, they have
Source: www.safehaven.com

Exploring Madoff's Ponzi Scheme Will Unveil the Causes of This Global - Seekingalpha.com
For those of you that have been shocked by the fraud committed by former U.S. NASDAQ Stock Exchange Chairman Bernard Madoff in running a Ponzi-scheme disguised as a hedge fund that will create an estimated USD $50 billion of losses for investors, you
Source: seekingalpha.com

Man and Madoff: history is preventable - New Zealand Herald Blogs
It's very difficult to feel sorry for the super rich but Ian Urbina in this article in the New York Times does his best to work up some sympathy for those more fortunate than ourselves. The story, one of the thousands launched in the wake of the
Source: blogs.nzherald.co.nz

Federal Reserve Bond Sales? - Lewrockwell.com
Rumor has it that the Federal Reserve is considering selling bonds. The legality is in question. Leaving that aside, why would the Fed do such a thing? If it did, how would such a thing work? What would be its effects? The Fed can issue non-interest
Source: www.lewrockwell.com

BBC Blog Network - bbc
Fixing the Jag 3:22pm on 18 Dec 2008 It seems The Jaguar couldnt suvive the law of the bungle in the jungle and will be joining the fat cats that s at on the taxipayerrs mat purring for some milk from the pollytitians tryingk to save inkland parkerrs
Source: www.bbc.co.uk

The US Economy is Sinking in an Ocean of Newly-Created Money - Safe Haven
At one time or another we have all heard it said that "you cannot get there from here". Much the same can be said of the current state of the US economy. Every prominent economic pundit is focusing on falling demand as the economy's nemesis. Nouriel
Source: www.safehaven.com

Zeitgeist II Addendum - Domican Today
I enjoyed watching parts of Zeitgeist I & II out of curiosity, but however when they start talking about banking they seem to dive off the deep end. Though they make some good points about the dangers of central banks they also often make statements
Source: www.dominicantoday.com

Bernard Madoff and Financial Pyramid Schemes - New American
The world’s wealthy and well-connected are reeling from disclosures that an international investment giant – Wall Street-based Bernard Madoff Investment Securities LLC, run by 70-year old Bernard Madoff, a well-known Wall Street investor – has
Source: www.thenewamerican.com

Wrong and powerless - bbc
The point of the Panorama I've made with Stephen Scott and Vivien White (which will be broadcast tonight at 8.30pm ) is to convey quite how close we came in October to the collapse of the banking system. It's a suspenseful story told in interviews
Source: www.bbc.co.uk

No Way Out, Outraged, and Cautiously Bullish on the Fall of Global - Safe Haven
Politicians, Bankers, Power Brokers, Lobbyists, Wall Street, and Huge Trans-National Corporate Conglomerates have collectively succeeded in delivering their subtle-monopoly deathblows to American Free Market Capitalism. In doing so, they have
Source: www.safehaven.com

Exploring Madoff's Ponzi Scheme Will Unveil the Causes of This Global - Seekingalpha.com
For those of you that have been shocked by the fraud committed by former U.S. NASDAQ Stock Exchange Chairman Bernard Madoff in running a Ponzi-scheme disguised as a hedge fund that will create an estimated USD $50 billion of losses for investors, you
Source: seekingalpha.com

Man and Madoff: history is preventable - New Zealand Herald Blogs
It's very difficult to feel sorry for the super rich but Ian Urbina in this article in the New York Times does his best to work up some sympathy for those more fortunate than ourselves. The story, one of the thousands launched in the wake of the
Source: blogs.nzherald.co.nz

Federal Reserve Bond Sales? - Lewrockwell.com
Rumor has it that the Federal Reserve is considering selling bonds. The legality is in question. Leaving that aside, why would the Fed do such a thing? If it did, how would such a thing work? What would be its effects? The Fed can issue non-interest
Source: www.lewrockwell.com

BBC Blog Network - bbc
Fixing the Jag 3:22pm on 18 Dec 2008 It seems The Jaguar couldnt suvive the law of the bungle in the jungle and will be joining the fat cats that s at on the taxipayerrs mat purring for some milk from the pollytitians tryingk to save inkland parkerrs
Source: www.bbc.co.uk

The US Economy is Sinking in an Ocean of Newly-Created Money - Safe Haven
At one time or another we have all heard it said that "you cannot get there from here". Much the same can be said of the current state of the US economy. Every prominent economic pundit is focusing on falling demand as the economy's nemesis. Nouriel
Source: www.safehaven.com

Zeitgeist II Addendum - Domican Today
I enjoyed watching parts of Zeitgeist I & II out of curiosity, but however when they start talking about banking they seem to dive off the deep end. Though they make some good points about the dangers of central banks they also often make statements
Source: www.dominicantoday.com

Bernard Madoff and Financial Pyramid Schemes - New American
The world’s wealthy and well-connected are reeling from disclosures that an international investment giant – Wall Street-based Bernard Madoff Investment Securities LLC, run by 70-year old Bernard Madoff, a well-known Wall Street investor – has
Source: www.thenewamerican.com

Wrong and powerless - bbc
The point of the Panorama I've made with Stephen Scott and Vivien White (which will be broadcast tonight at 8.30pm ) is to convey quite how close we came in October to the collapse of the banking system. It's a suspenseful story told in interviews
Source: www.bbc.co.uk


colt brennan