Huge Benghazi bombshell -- Obama actually in trouble now

[Kirkland Laing]

most economics is mere common sense. One does not need a phd to make accurate and observable statements about the economy or economics. All one needs is a general understanding of the practices taking place and to interpret them accordingly......................

Common sense, it all goes back to the roots. Central banks should really be abolished. They are not necessary.

Dead right Reggie. I agree entirely. And I've explained concepts like inflation, monetary policy and central banking to you in simple ways that even a Korean English teacher with no idea about economic and finance can understand.

But you didn't learn anything. Your brain seems to be protected from understanding these simple concepts by some kind of nutter force field which only allows hysterical doom death and destruction nonsense into your brain and keeps simple facts and evidence from getting in there.


A while ago you told me you got your information from a website calle d zero hedge. I told you that an article from that site from 2009 went viral in the financial community. I searched my messages and here it is

Brace For Impact: In 2010, Demand For US Fixed Income Has To Increase Elevenfold... Or Else | Zero Hedge

The guy has edited some of the more hysterical stuff out of it since but back in 2009 he was saying that the US bond market was about to blow up and melt the global economy down and all top US finance people had their jets on standby to get out quick before the pitchfork and torches mobs turned up.

And while you are lamenting the death of private debt markets, here is precisely what the Fed, the Treasury, and all bank CEOs are doing all their best to keep hidden until they are safely on their private jets heading toward warmer climes.......

This part has been heavily edited . It was far more hysterical before. Global meltdown, bankers flying off to their Caribbean hideaways and so on. But obviously it didn't happen. I'm sure you have an explanation why this didn't happen.

[pacfan]

most economics is mere common sense. One does not need a phd to make accurate and observable statements about the economy or economics. All one needs is a general understanding of the practices taking place and to interpret them accordingly......................

Common sense, it all goes back to the roots. Central banks should really be abolished. They are not necessary.

Dead right Reggie. I agree entirely. And I've explained concepts like inflation, monetary policy and central banking to you in simple ways that even a Korean English teacher with no idea about economic and finance can understand.

But you didn't learn anything. Your brain seems to be protected from understanding these simple concepts by some kind of nutter force field which only allows hysterical doom death and destruction nonsense into your brain and keeps simple facts and evidence from getting in there.


A while ago you told me you got your information from a website calle d zero hedge. I told you that an article from that site from 2009 went viral in the financial community. I searched my messages and here it is

Brace For Impact: In 2010, Demand For US Fixed Income Has To Increase Elevenfold... Or Else | Zero Hedge

The guy has edited some of the more hysterical stuff out of it since but back in 2009 he was saying that the US bond market was about to blow up and melt the global economy down and all top US finance people had their jets on standby to get out quick before the pitchfork and torches mobs turned up.

And while you are lamenting the death of private debt markets, here is precisely what the Fed, the Treasury, and all bank CEOs are doing all their best to keep hidden until they are safely on their private jets heading toward warmer climes.......

This part has been heavily edited . It was far more hysterical before. Global meltdown, bankers flying off to their Caribbean hideaways and so on. But obviously it didn't happen. I'm sure you have an explanation why this didn't happen.

The answer is pretty simple. When the economy collapsed, it still left most of its capacity intact or to put it simply, it just led to a slack. Just pump in some money, and it will start rolling again and the slack taken up, and no amount of me or anyone else crying about possilble doom won't stop that process, fortunately or unfortunately, whatever your political affiliation.

[Kirkland Laing]

most economics is mere common sense. One does not need a phd to make accurate and observable statements about the economy or economics. All one needs is a general understanding of the practices taking place and to interpret them accordingly......................

Common sense, it all goes back to the roots. Central banks should really be abolished. They are not necessary.

Dead right Reggie. I agree entirely. And I've explained concepts like inflation, monetary policy and central banking to you in simple ways that even a Korean English teacher with no idea about economic and finance can understand.

But you didn't learn anything. Your brain seems to be protected from understanding these simple concepts by some kind of nutter force field which only allows hysterical doom death and destruction nonsense into your brain and keeps simple facts and evidence from getting in there.


A while ago you told me you got your information from a website calle d zero hedge. I told you that an article from that site from 2009 went viral in the financial community. I searched my messages and here it is

Brace For Impact: In 2010, Demand For US Fixed Income Has To Increase Elevenfold... Or Else | Zero Hedge

The guy has edited some of the more hysterical stuff out of it since but back in 2009 he was saying that the US bond market was about to blow up and melt the global economy down and all top US finance people had their jets on standby to get out quick before the pitchfork and torches mobs turned up.

And while you are lamenting the death of private debt markets, here is precisely what the Fed, the Treasury, and all bank CEOs are doing all their best to keep hidden until they are safely on their private jets heading toward warmer climes.......

This part has been heavily edited . It was far more hysterical before. Global meltdown, bankers flying off to their Caribbean hideaways and so on. But obviously it didn't happen. I'm sure you have an explanation why this didn't happen.

The answer is pretty simple. When the economy collapsed, it still left most of its capacity intact or to put it simply, it just led to a slack. Just pump in some money, and it will start rolling again and the slack taken up, and no amount of me or anyone else crying about possilble doom won't stop that process, fortunately or unfortunately, whatever your political affiliation.

Redistribution of wealth too mate. Otherwise the money you pump in just ends up with the top one percent and you gwet the same old bubble and crash scenario.

I know, I know, I'm a broken record.