Who Owns The Federal Reserve?

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He's a banker so he's going to defend bankers lol

But answer me this, how is having a private entity control a country's money better than the ELECTED gov't/congress controlling it? Honest question.

remember when we hit the debt ceiling and congress got the US government credit rating downgraded because they couldn't agree on anything? this is the bullshyt that would occur with them.

and who am I defending? I'm just asking when we discover who owns them what happens then? on top of that the owners were posted (even though the list is old) so the thread should be over right?
 

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exactly. as it stands now the us govt gets all of the fed's annual profits after 6% dividend payments on member banks' investment. they certainly do a better job than if congress were running the show.
 
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yikes at federal reserve conspiracies in 2015

Welcome to Higher Learning (:mjlol:) breh.

:blessed:

There is no conspiracy. The Federal Reserve system operates at the will of the corporate masters just like the government does. If you can't realize the truth after all the sh*t that's happened I don't know what to tell you. Most of this sh*t is happening right out in the open.

http://www.thecoli.com/threads/pbs-frontline-money-power-wall-street.771/

Coli economists just don't know when to give it up.

on top of that the owners were posted (even though the list is old)

Please, share the correct list :sas1:
 
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There is no conspiracy. The Federal Reserve system operates at the will of the corporate masters just like the government does. If you can't realize the truth after all the sh*t that's happened I don't know what to tell you. Most of this sh*t is happening right out in the open.

http://www.thecoli.com/threads/pbs-frontline-money-power-wall-street.771/

Coli economists just don't know when to give it up.



Please, share the correct list :sas1:
There are legitimate criticisms of the Fed and then there is the endless garbage articles posted online by idiots that don't know what they're talking about. No one here is interested in defending the Federal Reserve at all costs, but there are some things posted that are so laughable, it's worth pointing out.
 

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There are legitimate criticisms of the Fed and then there is the endless garbage articles posted online by idiots that don't know what they're talking about. No one here is interested in defending the Federal Reserve at all costs, but there are some things posted that are so laughable, it's worth pointing out.

I see you're from NY? You know the Federal Reserve on Liberty Street? It's actually not there. It's a hologram. When you enter the buildings lobby you're "teleported" for a lack of a better word to Haifa, that's where the real action takes place. The private police force that operates in Manhattan that protects this facade aren't men but reptilian.

@LeyeT @thekingsmen can I get an amen?
 
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I see you're from NY? You know the Federal Reserve on Liberty Street? It's actually not there. It's a hologram. When you enter the buildings lobby you're "teleported" for a lack of a better word to Haifa, that's where the real action takes place. The private police force that operates in Manhattan that protects this facade aren't men but reptilian.

@LeyeT @thekingsmen can I get an amen?
:ohhh:So where is the $500 trillion in gold?

:lupe:
 

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Interesting some of yall are admitting it is private, when the semantics game is always played about it being "Federal", as in public :sas1:

Create a money out of thin air, then charge countries interest off the money you "create"/typed into a computer.

I'm literaly watching a radio broadcast from yesterday on this very subject :laugh:

Listen:

Start @44:28 - End @53:37 ........ that raw spit :wow:

 
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Interesting some of yall are admitting it is private, when the semantics game is always played about it being "Federal", as in public :sas1:

Create a money out of thin air, then charge countries interest off the money you "create"/typed into a computer.

I'm literaly watching a radio broadcast from yesterday on this very subject :laugh:

Listen:

Start @44:28 - End @50:27


You have a poor understanding of the Fed's role within the Treasury market:francis:
 

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You have a poor understanding of the Fed's role within the Treasury market:francis:

Remember, before 1913, there was no Federal Reserve. Do you know the history that it was voted on during Christmas Break in 1913, while the majority of people were gone home. The Treasury could literally print money and that be the end of it, instead there is a private middle man.

I'm willing to listen to your understanding.

However, take a listen to that short clip of Mike Rivero. He breaks down this whole thread, and see if he changes your mindset at all? I take my cues on this issue from folks like him, I'm not sure where you get yours from :francis:

He says @51:15, Looking at a global debt crisis,

"[The global debt crisis that has attached itself to nearly 40 countries is a result of] the fundamental design flaw in the private central bank model. Because when you have a privately owned central bank that issues all of the public currency as a loan at interest. It creates more debt than money with which to pay the debt. And the debt grows and grows and grows until it crashes the system. And all the real assets of the nation and its people are [transferred as collateral into] the pockets of the bankers. The fire sale in Greece is already underway, major assets are already under European Union control."

That's why the last two years, you've read stories about Greek islands being sold off, it has become collateral on "their" debt. :sas2:
 
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Remember, before 1913, there was no Federal Reserve. Do you know the history that it was voted on during Christmas Break in 1913, while the majority of people were gone home. The Treasury could literally print money and that be the end of it, instead there is a private middle man.

I'm willing to listen to your understanding.

However, take a listen to that short clip of Mike Rivero. He breaks down this whole thread, and see if they changes your mindset at all? I take my cues on this issue from folks like him, I'm not sure where you get yours from :francis:

He says @51:15, Looking at a global debt crisis,

"Because of the fundamental design flaw in the private central bank model. Because when you have a privately owned central bank that issues all of the public currency as a loan at interest. It creates more debt than money with which to pay the debt. And the debt grow and grows and grows until it crashes the system. And all the real assets of the nation and its people are [transferred as collateral into] the pockets of the bankers. The fire sale in Greece is already underway, major assets are already under European Union control."

That's why the last two years, you've read stories about Greek island being sold off, it has become collateral. :sas2:
Ill listen to the video and give my thorough critique on it if you can answer this question:

How is it disadvantageous for the public to have the Federal Reserve purchase Treasury securities at auction when those securities that they are purchasing (with virtually created money, yes) would have to pay the same interest rate no matter what entity purchased them? One step further, the Federal Reserve rebates over 90% of interest received on its Treasury holdings back to the government, which drastically reduces the interest burden on the government and, by extension, the public. In a vacuum, holding all other macroeconomic effects constant, the greater the Fed expands its balance sheet with bonds, the smaller the interest burden on the US taxpayer. On top of this, the Fed's intervention in the bond market has collapsed yields to historic lows, which has also lessened the interest burden on the government by a significant margin.

I have my own concerns about the consequences of these actions, but that is for another thread or the Boiler Room. In the context of this thread, how the fukk can you possibly spin any of this as a bad thing for the average taxpayer?

Please, try to keep your answer focused and not mention Greece or anything else going on in the world to distract other slow-witted posters:wtb:
 

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There is no conspiracy. The Federal Reserve system operates at the will of the corporate masters just like the government does. If you can't realize the truth after all the sh*t that's happened I don't know what to tell you. Most of this sh*t is happening right out in the open.

http://www.thecoli.com/threads/pbs-frontline-money-power-wall-street.771/

Coli economists just don't know when to give it up.



Please, share the correct list :sas1:

They've never really revealed all the banks but its the usual big commercial banks and thrifts.

I only remarked the list is old is because Lehman Brothers is on it.
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