Anonymous ID: 7aaa97 April 20, 2018, 12:01 p.m. No.1117434   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>7463

One thing I'm not 100%percent on is that Trump is being idolized. This movement isn't trump.trump is a good actor,asked to run!! I understand he is the face of the movement but I think focusing on true patriots as well would help the cause. Q and team who serve faithfully and namelessly should be recognized. Unsung heroes should be recognized by us!!!

Anonymous ID: 7aaa97 April 20, 2018, 12:09 p.m. No.1117556   🗄️.is 🔗kun

FEDERAL RESERVE REFORM!!!! Real world not gold bug b's!! Source: Martin Armstrong read op what they did to him!!

Elastic money was a brilliant idea that, if implemented properly, would help to stabilize the economy during economic declines. The problem is that Congress usurped and transformed it into buying government bonds that do not help the economy at all. The original design was to “stimulate” by directly buying corporate paper. The Fed would create money to stimulate, and when the short-term paper was repaid, the “elastic money would expire. Targeting corporate paper funded corporations when banks were not lending, and thus prevented excessive unemployment.

 

The Fed would expand the money supply during periods of economic decline and it would contract the money supply as the corporate paper was repaid. There was no such authority to perpetually create money at will on some covert perpetual basis. A banking crisis, as we have now in Europe, occurs when banks cannot meet the demand for withdrawals because they lent the money long-term. They would have to sell their portfolios at discounts to raise cash to meet the demands of depositors. Elastic money would meet the demands of depositors without having to liquidate the portfolios.

 

Elastic money was not some evil conspiracy. It was to keep money flowing when banks were contracting. Keep in mind there was also limitations on banks to regions. The Clintons removed all restraints and allowed interstate banking which siphons money from local regions and deploys it someplace else. If we returned the central bank to perform its original function, then the economy would be much more stable. Our problem is we live in a political economy where politicians just cannot keep their fingers out of everyone’s pockets.