Audit Of The Federal Reserve Reveals $16 Trillion In Secret Bailouts Comments

Liz Book

Thu, 11 Aug 2011 13:51:23 +0000

THE UNITED STATES, INC. Title 28 3002 Sections 15, B, and C is as criminal as it's banking masters. In 1871, only three congressmen were present, during a Christmas Holiday, when the financial coupe of our nation occurred. The incorporation of our nation WAS NEVER RATIFIED! But three congressmen were able to pull off this coupe, without hindrance back then. Since that time, every single city, county, state, and courthouse, in this nation, has been unlawfully incorporated. Since that time, 60 million UCC1, Universal commercial Codes, have been brought into play against the American People.These are not laws.They are corporate rules that have been unConstitutionally used to steal our freedoms and our Prosperity! If you want to know the truth, with all the ugly details of what the FEDERAL RESERVE, INC. really is, who owns it, and how it's owners were able to trick the greatest military on Earth, into following their rules, instead of the People's Law, The Constitution, go to http://dev.republicoftheunitedstates.org/ You will not like what you will learn there. You may actually become violently sick to your stomachs, as you read the truths that The newly reseated Republic for The united States of America brings forward, here. But please understand, "We also have the remedies for all of these heinous crimes that have been committed against our nation!" We have the knowledge, the power, and the right to bring this nation back to the Common Law of God and man, on Earth. Research adhesion contracts. Then get a look at the micro print lines on your checks, your birth certificates, your driver's licenses, .your mortgages, and the flags with gold tassles and fringe that hang in your courthouses and government offices. THESE FLAGS ARE NOT CEREMONIAL. They indicate the unConstitutional act of imposing Maritime Law upon the land and the use of UCC1 codes to govern all of our lives, unlawfully! Know your enemies, my friends. And you will see that these oligarchical corporate parasites have been eating this country from the inside out, for 140 years! It is now time to TAKE IT BACK!

Bert

Mon, 1 Aug 2011 23:45:20 +0000

All I want to know is, where's MY billion? Hey, share out, yo....

chris06

Thu, 28 Jul 2011 14:39:26 +0000

why can't people just read what's written in that report : Page 130/131 Table 8: Institutions with Largest Total Transaction Amounts (Not Term-Adjusted) across Broad-Based Emergency Programs (Borrowing Aggregated by Parent Company and Includes Sponsored ABCP Conduits), December 1, 2007 through July 21, 2010 Table 8 aggregates total dollar transaction amounts by adding the total dollar amount of all loans but does not adjust these amounts to reflect differences across programs in the term over which loans were outstanding. For example, an overnight PDCF loan of $10 billion that was renewed daily at the same level for 30 business days would result in an aggregate amount borrowed of $300 billion although the institution, in effect, borrowed only $10 billion over 30 days. Page 132 Table 9: Institutions with Largest Total Term-Adjusted Borrowing across Broad-Based Emergency Programs, December 1, 2007 through July 21, 2010 So if one wants to find out how much the FED has given out to banks, the correct table is table 9, not table 8 (which just shows the amount of transactions, not the amount of borrowings). Table 9 shows that the amount given out by the FED to banks over the period is $ 1.1 trillion, not the $16 trillion refered to in this article which is the amount of transactions. 1.1 trillion is still a very large amount, but is 16 times smaller than what this article is suggesting and perfectly in line with what the FED data reports and the bailouts as have been reported so far.. Sorry, no "secret bailout" here. Just an error from those who wrote this article at unelected.org who can't seem to be capable of reading a financial report!

chris06

Thu, 28 Jul 2011 03:23:53 +0000

This isn't the total amount of loans but the total amount of transactions. For instance if a bank receives a PDCF overnight loan of 10 billion and renews it for 30 days, transactions will be 300 billion, but the amount of money loaned will still be 10 billion for 30 days. The total amount of loans is given on the next table of same report, Table 9 (p.132) = 1 139 billion and not 16 trillion Just a factor 16 error! Why can't people read a report before they publish this kind of nonsense on the internet? I mean, total assets of the FED is 2.88 trillion, how would anybody think that they've hidden 14 extra trillions of loans?

Truth

Thu, 28 Jul 2011 01:43:09 +0000

Try reading Table 9 in the report as compared to Table 8, which is posted in the article. Then you'll see how wrong the article is. Nothing like taking something out of context to rile the non-thinkers.

C. Burch

Wed, 27 Jul 2011 19:38:20 +0000

It seems there is no one in Washington who know what they are doing! We need to throw the leaches out and start over. They have no interest in the people who voted them into office to represent us. We need someone in there who can add and substract and who don't pocket a share from every deal they make. There is no excuse for this terrible predictament we are in. God help us! The worse it gets the more Obama and Michelle spend and flaunt it at our expense.

Russ

Wed, 27 Jul 2011 08:53:16 +0000

The Bank of England began as a branch of the Bank of Rome. The FED functions as a branch of the Bank of England. Auditing the Rothschilds and Jesuit/Vatican banks would reveal sufficient wrongdoing to justify confiscating their assets. Or, we can allow them to create Hell on Earth.

Tyler Turner

Wed, 27 Jul 2011 06:13:06 +0000

We've been seeing inflation for decades. Wake up. It's only gonna get worse.

belladona

Wed, 27 Jul 2011 04:51:49 +0000

If this article is correct, it looks like the Federal Reserve is not only manufacturing money out of nothing, but they're buying off all the major banks and money making institutions. Anyone else out there just a wee bit upset about this?

David

Wed, 27 Jul 2011 01:36:18 +0000

Holy shit. You guys have no fucking clue what you're talking about. 1) These were loans, 2) The Fed didn't loan out $16 trillion all at once, this is the total sum of all the loans provided, 3) If this were to cause inflation, you would already have seen it, 4) This isn't money that "Americans have to pay", these are loans from the Feds existing asset base which consists largely of US Treasuries, 5) The Fed did not request the government to print money so it could buy treasuries to loan out, 6) The overnight window is used ALL the time to ensure a given bank has sufficient liquidity

old european

Tue, 26 Jul 2011 18:28:35 +0000

Surprised that there no Guillotines, being built on the streets of the US, its been done before you know, quite successfully, and for a while the ordinary folk ran their country for the benefit of all, but things changed, so maybe we should also start building.

mlb

Mon, 25 Jul 2011 06:09:06 +0000

We need another boston tea party, throw all the politicians into the bay and start over, allow no lawyers, maybe we can get some people in there that don't think they need to get paid for doing nothing, even worse continue to get paid after they leave for doing less than nothing. too bad for boston though, no fishing for years to come in the contaminated waters.

Jim B

Mon, 25 Jul 2011 01:59:57 +0000

hope this is not true, but if it is....I demand that this money gets paid back to our treasury immediately. I will be writing the president, our senators and representatives. If these fine upstanding companies and banks cannot immediately pay back these loans, no more of this 0.00% interest rate crap. They should be paying the same rates as we would if we borrow money from them. Fat chance huh,,,,, lol...or is it col,,,,,,, cry out loud.

milkthebull

Mon, 25 Jul 2011 01:22:58 +0000

The economy is in trouble and Ron Paul is right. Did anyone hear the funny story about his gold standard??? http://milkthebull.com/2011/05/16/ron-pauls-campa...

Johnny Canuck

Mon, 25 Jul 2011 00:50:53 +0000

"all over the world cats make friends with cats nowhere do cats make friends with mice..." Mao

Chris

Sun, 24 Jul 2011 19:20:45 +0000

Quote from the explanation of table 8: "For example, an overnight PDCF loan of $10 billion that was renewed daily at the same level for 30 business days would result in an aggregate amount borrowed of $300 billion although the institution, in effect, borrowed only $10 billion" So the total amount borrowed looks like 16 trillion, but the real total was possibly a factor of 10 less than the aggregate total. It behooves us to understand the actual numbers we are talking about before making apparently outrageous statements. I don't claim to understand anything more than the quote I found, but I only spent about 45 seconds finding the explanation, and it appears to me on first reading it that the total amount borrowed could be as low as 1.6 trillion (factor of 10 less).

Josedelnegro

Sun, 24 Jul 2011 16:51:39 +0000

http://books.google.com/books?id=m82jozV3Qw4C&... Read Chapter 9 in its integral. As the chapter closes you will notice that at the time America has the only asset that really matters oil. When those who have oil and energy now discover that money is printed by Ivy League Educated minions who have no more expertise than the average 'trigger puller' in the various branches of our Nuclear Army will this expertise still have value? I am sorry my fellow Americans but the best thing that has happened in the last twenty years is the combination of Chinese Labor and Chinese Coal. Pax Americana needs to be counter balanced or we will all sink in to the Fed's green cesspool of funny green money! Money is only held as a medium of exchange. If Americans have nothing but services, expertise, and nuclear weapons to exchange in terms of the tangible we will not continue forever to pass worthless currency on to others for real assets and materials. The moral implications of this theft should cause every American to blush and hide his face in disgrace.

Josedelnegro

Sun, 24 Jul 2011 16:30:02 +0000

No one can print 16 trillion dollars and hand it out in the form of loans and hope that there is systemic change. That was 16 trillion that went to a nuclear powered world be it nuclear weapons or nuclear electrification. Money is a fiction but 16 trillion units of anything even if it is imaginary means that labor has been concentrated in the status quo of oil and gas, nuclear weapons, standing armies, population expansion, and bombardments via ad campaigns that will continue to propagandize even the new born. "they will have to face the realization that their trillion dollar printing presses can be stopped with five dollars worth of bullets." Even if it is shocking to find out that we are all at the mercy of bankers and standing armies, as reveled in this article, should we start talking about Jethro pass me down some ammo? Personally I am no urban warrior. The 16 trillion buys two thing obedience and silence as the system, the man and Pax Americanorum continue to grind along. The problem with this report is the Chinese banks have received little or none of these phantom dollars. The Brazilian banks have none of these heaps of trash in their electronic vaults. King Saud none of these demonic dollars to burn in his vainglorious bonfires as he watches over Mecca but he must exchange real wealth, black gold, for this trash that has come straight off the infidels red hot printing press. It is shocking indeed that in the modern world Americans and Europeans are still playing trickle down economics with the Third World. The reason this audit never should have been done is clear we have not left the age of Mercantilisam! The fair races run printing press while the brutes of the world mine for oil, gold, steel. We have not left the old world that was built upon the ideal that the Europeans supply the ideals and the slaves of the world supply all that is real like labor and material! If you look at this and say it is only that the rich are getting richer and the poor are getting poorer in America you are a damn fool! The poor in America are party to this plunder. We are the bodies and the souls that populate America's mammoth standing army which is the only assets America has to under write all of this junk bond style paper with falls off the American Printing Press in heaps of scummy, sticky, stinking green trash. There will be a back lash for this revelation. It was ok when the every head of state knew this was going on one could walk the land spending this green trash but when the people of China hear of this will they willingly accept dollars? The down fall of every great empire is when the people want to stand with the Tin Man, The Lion, The Scarecrow, and pretty ignorant little Dorthy and rip down the curtain that hides the wizards marvelous machine! Now that the world knows that all boats float, small and great, on rivers and oceans of this green trash how do we get the folk world over to keep exchanging their labor, lives, and material for green trash? Someone had better find some new form of non toxic energy fast that can lift all the boats out of this green swamp fast.

James Leigh, PhD

Sun, 24 Jul 2011 14:39:10 +0000

Shocking - about 30% of world GDP, and Americans have to pay. Can there be any hope of recovery?

Michael Steinberg

Sun, 24 Jul 2011 14:28:29 +0000

Will this cause inflation?