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Thread: FED bought a stunning 61% of all net US government debt issuance in 2011

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    I compiled a "brief" history of events since October 2008 that are defining the global currency war and the role that gold is playing:

    Tin Foil Hats, Economic Reality and the Total Perspective Vortex

    Also, have you contacted your Congressional Rep and asked them co-sponsor Ron Paul's HR 1098: Free Competition in Currencies Act?



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    I just saw this and came here to get the Austrian's take on it.

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    I just saw this and came here to get the Austrian's take on it.

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    This isn't surprising, it's what many of us have been saying for a while now. It won't be long before no one wants any part of U.S. debt and the Fed will have to monetize all of it. The Fed is crushing the upward pressure on interest rates for now.

    We still have the advantage of having our guns and drone missiles pointed at the oil exporting countries in case they think about trying to trade their oil in some other medium of exchange. Having oil sold in dollars creates a minimum demand around the world for dollars, which is the only thing keeping us from double digit inflation right now. We just export it.

    At some point even our guns won't be able to scare them into taking our dollars. When will that be? I have no idea.

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    Straight buying of Gov't debt is tantamount to a banana republic. When the FED has to buy it that means it isn't worth much. I am not sure how they are keeping the delusion going at this point.

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    Quote Originally Posted by awake View Post
    Straight buying of Gov't debt is tantamount to a banana republic. When the FED has to buy it that means it isn't worth much. I am not sure how they are keeping the delusion going at this point.
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    Lol and David Frum said the Treasury market can't be distorted because it's so big...

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    61% will very quickly snowball into 65...then 75...and so on. The printing presses will be run at ever increasing speeds as foreigners flee the "safety" of US debt, which in turn will force the presses to reach even faster speeds.

    How long can they keep it all from falling apart? What will be the end result?

    I have read countless opinions and predictions from many people, and if even 1/10th are even close, we are in for one hell of a nightmare.

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    Thanks for linking the article. I have so little free time lately to research the markets/economy. 61% eeekkk

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