You think the Federal Reserve creates new money and hands it to the government to spend? That's funny.
A strong currency (one whose purchasing value in international markets remains releatively stable rather than declining by 50% in ~3 years)
What currency has declined 50% in the last 3 years?
The Mark / Euro has been a strong and stable currency for a long time,
Your poor math skills are showing.
Oh you silly silly boy. When the fed engages in open market transactions to increase liquidity by purchasing treasuries that the treasury prints and sells that is exactly what they do.
You must be the only "expert" who thinks otherwise.
By the way, can you instruct us on a few things?
1. Who does print money?
2. How does it get into circulation?
3. What is inflation? Who causes it? Who benefits?