Posted on 03/04/2014 10:33:53 AM PST by marshmallow
Alernatively, worshippers at the House of Putin will feel a tingle run up their legs.
The first straw of the global market collapse?
He made sure China had his back before he made the call, too.
Watch out!
Ping.
That’s a laugh, for five years now the Fed Reserve just sends in the plumber protection unit at Bond auctions to buy them up, and Insurance companies are giving investors Market value adjustments to coax them into selling their pre-tarp bonds.
Janet Yellen would eat Putin’s lunch, let him sell, the Fed wants to monitize the debt further, that would be an opening.
Not to worry as long as the printing presses don’t run out of paper and ink.
Which is why Obozo will implement sanctions. It's right up his alley........................
I’m not sure if that’s desperation, bravado, or ignorance on the part of the man. Given Putin’s otherwise slick handling of the Russian propaganda machine, I’d say it’s more of the latter two. Someone needs to shoot his advisor with a tranquilizer gun.
Let them dump the bonds, then we can let others get the money they would get on the paying back of bonds.
Which is why Obozo will implement sanctions. It's right up his alley........................
Was watching FNC's "TO'RF" last night when the BO'Re strongly advocated financial sanctions against Russia. I strained a gut yelling at the TV that this approach would backfire dangerously on the U.S., especially after we are told that Russia and the ChiComs are back to being best buds.
Given that the Federal Reserve and its rigged control of interest rates, and monetization of government debt is the foundation of the nanny-state here in the USA, I am quite curious to see what would happen when a big US Government debt holder tries to dump their T-Bonds.
It might be ugly for us - or it might be ugly for them. Hard to say.
Either way - massive government debt held by foreigners who may one day be your enemy is not a sensible or stable long-term security policy.
Agree. Having China on board makes this very dangerous.
Dump central banking altogether, UK sovereign debt, Euro debt, US debt, dump ALL sovereign debt.
Governments can create their own money, they don’t need to borrow it.
Arrest the financial elites as war crimes conspirators.
All the major military powers have to do this at the same time, or the bankers will get whichever nations they still are allowed to operate in to go to war against the nations that kicked them out.
Then begins the long job of “de-bankstering” the universities, industries, news media, capital markets, defense, government, tax-exempt foundations, inetelligence agencies, etc.
Sounds like a lot, but if done from the top down, once the top criminals are arrested and the reorganizations happen, everyone will realize that the bankster game is over.
Get rid of the puppet masters.
“Governments can create their own money, they dont need to borrow it.”
Most don’t realize this.
For some reason I get the felling our leaders, both Putin and O’bummer, are a couple of snotty nosed school-boys fighting in the school yard. That’s our diplomacy for you.
Now if China dumped our bounds we would really be in trouble.
All either one of them has to do is dump their treasuries on the market and POOF, the dollar goes to zilch..................but then they would lose as well.....................
I guess Putey hasn’t found out yet that the bond gig is rigged. :-)
Obama better quit poking that Russian bear. He’ll get et up.
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