Cryptocurrency

[Ron_Artest 2,438]

1 hour ago, easilyscan said:

I have to chuckle when I hear the Fed warning about a $3 trillion collapse, when they're currently in debt by 38 trillion, & that's not counting 100's of trillions in SS & Medicare unfunded liabilities

Federal reserve, not the US government 

[easilyscan 1,065]

4 minutes ago, Ron_Artest said:

Federal reserve, not the US government 

You're half right......The Federal Reserve is an independent central bank within the government, not a standard government agency.

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Focking nimrods

[jonmx 2,484]

3 hours ago, easilyscan said:

You're half right......The Federal Reserve is an independent central bank within the government, not a standard government agency.

No...it is 100 percent privately owned and with privately employees.   It's only 'government' is the federal reserve board which are a bunch of lackey bankers working in the interests of banks.  It is completely outside the federal government with the exception of some alleged oversight which has never bothered to audit the books.  We simply trust them to properly account for trillions of dollars.  Ot is a scam which has enslaved citizens to the debt-based currency which only possible outcome is exponentially growing debt. 

[easilyscan 1,065]

58 minutes ago, jonmx said:

No...it is 100 percent privately owned and with privately employees.   It's only 'government' is the federal reserve board which are a bunch of lackey bankers working in the interests of banks.  It is completely outside the federal government with the exception of some alleged oversight which has never bothered to audit the books.  We simply trust them to properly account for trillions of dollars.  Ot is a scam which has enslaved citizens to the debt-based currency which only possible outcome is exponentially growing debt. 

How do you really feel about the federal reserve......lol

Just kidding, I feel the same way.

There's so much more, like Fannie and Freddie. Government sponsored enterprises that don't have to open their books like other publicly traded entities.

Those 2 also played a big part in the meltdown of 2008-2010

Fannie Mae recently eliminated its minimum 620 credit score requirement for loans processed through its Desktop Underwriter (DU) system, following a similar move by Freddie Mac, to help more buyers qualify by focusing on overall financial strength, not just a score.