Chwila szczerosci Hudsona

[przycinek.usa]

W artykule pt. "gra skonczona - odbicia nie bedzie" pada taki interesujacy cytat:

"(...) In times past, bankruptcy would have wiped out the bad debts. The
problem with debt write-offs is that bad savings go by the boards too. But
today, the very wealthy hold most of the savings, so the government doesn't
want to have them take a loss. It would rather wipe out pensioners, consumers,
workers, industrial companies and foreign investors. So debts will be kept on
the books and the economy will slowly be strangled by debt deflation."



Mowiac krotko - rzad zabierze pieniadze emerytom, konsumentom, pracownikom,
firmom produkcyjnym i zagranicznym inwestorom aby tylko nie zrobic krzywdy
bogatym. [czytaj lokalnym neokonserwatywnym imperialistom, he he he]

Wyglada na to, ze elity doskonale zdaja sobie sprawe ze stanu spraw.
Dodatkowej pikanterii dodaje ostatnia afera zwiazana z preferencyjnymi
kredytami CFC dla czlonkow kongresu i pakietem pomocowym dla zadluzonych
wlascicieli domow napisanym podobno przez tandem specjalistow Bank Of America
i CFC. Nie ma jak ustawy pisane przez zainteresowane lobby, nie? He he he.


Dalej:

"The US can't reduce the balance-of-payments deficit without scaling back its
foreign military spending. Congress is refusing to let foreign governments
invest in much besides overpriced junk here, so central banks are treating the
dollar like a hot potato, trying to buy foreign assets that can play a role in
their own future economic development.(...)


www.counterpunch.org/whitney06212008.html

Michael Hudson is a former Wall Street economist specializing in the balance
of payments and real estate at the Chase Manhattan Bank (now JPMorgan Chase &
Co.), Arthur Anderson, and later at the Hudson Institute (no relation). In
1990 he helped established the world’s first sovereign debt fund for Scudder
Stevens & Clark. Dr. Hudson was Dennis Kucinich’s Chief Economic Advisor in
the recent Democratic primary presidential campaign, and has advised the U.S.,
Canadian, Mexican and Latvian governments, as well as the United Nations
Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR). A Distinguished Research
Professor at University of Missouri, Kansas City (UMKC), he is the author of
many books, including Super Imperialism: The Economic Strategy of American
Empire (new ed., Pluto Press, 2002) He can be reached via his website,
[e-mail]

Helikopter tylko nad Wall Street

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Dzieki za fajny artykul... Pamietaj ze gdy "gra skonczona" przez jakis czas
musisz uzywac czegos innego jako pieniadze niz papierow tych ktorzy "skonczyli
gre". JPMorgan przejal i dodal do swojej krotka pozycje srebra Bearn Stearna...<g>

Na ten sam temat co Hudson, Jim Willie tak to ujal 2 tygodnie temu:

"The nation must soon make difficult decisions on rebuilding the United States,
its infrastructure, its energy supply industry, and put down its military
weapons used abroad. Some strange effects are detectable regarding the
USTreasury yield curve changes in recent weeks. They coincide with the broader
usage of the US Federal Reserve Lending Facilities. In my view, the USFed is
slowly killing the USEconomy in order to grant a reprieve to a criminal
collusion of corrupt Wall Street bankers. They lied, they cheated, they stole,
and now they are being given money as that same funds are being drained from the
private sector. The evidence lies in the USTreasury yield curve and gold price.
Helicopter Ben Bernanke is more like a Mad Scientist draining the blood out of a
victim on a surgeon’s table. His helicopters only travel over Wall Street. He
has become a tool for the Manhattan Ruling Elite."

Hudson

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Oczywiscie jego recepta na "uzdrowienie" to czysta fantazja lewakow