What the Fed is REALLY Trying to Hide In Fighting an Audit 


75% of Americans and at least 276 Congress members and 19 Senators want to 
audit the Fed, but the Fed is fighting tooth and nail to keep everything 
hidden.

Most people assume that the Fed wants to keep secret the list of banks which 
received bailout money. You know, something along the lines of "we gave 
Goldman Sachs $100 billion".


But what the Fed is really struggling to keep hidden is the fact that the 
entire financial system is based on massive manipulation and fraud by the 
Fed and its primary dealers.

Specifically, the Fed is desperately trying to hide that many trillions of 
the government's bailouts have gone to inflating the stock market, buying up 
the U.S. government's own treasuries, and gaming the currency and gold markets.

Of course, when the New York Federal Reserve's "primary dealers" (the 
dealers through which the Fed carries out its open market operations in 
general, and its PPT, ESF, and other schemes through) get the huge sums of 
cash from the Fed, they place bets based on inside knowledge of where the 
money flows are going (they also, supposedly, skim off part of the cash, but 
that's for another essay).

In other words, the Fed's primary dealers engage in insider trading and 
frontrunning on a scale which would make your normal white collar felons 
look like a silver nanoparticle.

Finally, the Fed is not the only central bank engaging in manipulation. An 
audit would show how the Fed is playing footsie with other private central 
banks in an international con game.

Don't believe me? Show me the books and prove me wrong.

comments:
http://www.washingtonsblog.com/2009/08/what-fed-is-really-trying-to-hide-in.html


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Where's the Money?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1HnGNuj9RL0

Ex US Marine exposes the Federal Reserve
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UGxdB1bhL24



PBS video:
Bernanke Reflects on Fed's Actions in Forum
  In a forum on the Fed's role in the handling of the economic crisis and 
recovery, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke reflected on his desire not 
to be the Fed chief who "presided over the second Great Depression."
http://www.pbs.org/newshour/updates/business/july-dec09/bernanke_07-26.html

http://snardfarker.ning.com/video/video/show?id=2649739%3AVideo%3A84098


Bernanke Fights House Bill To Audit The Fed
http://www.cbsnews.com/blogs/2009/07/28/business/econwatch/entry5193539.shtml

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