Comment by Tara on September 16, 2009 at 3:42pm

This is some great news! One more to go.....Woot, Woot!

Comment by reardonsteel on September 16, 2009 at 7:59pm

One more is not necessary. Ron Paul is the author and therefore a sponsor. 290. Done

Comment by James μολὼν λαβέ on September 16, 2009 at 11:24pm

Good news! Water board the Fed!

Comment by Tara on September 16, 2009 at 11:50pm

Water boarding would be too humane for these bastards.....I say they should be the new guinea pigs for any new vaccine that comes down the road, every inhumane and cruel torture technique that was ever done to a human shall be done to them ten-fold and let them rot in their own shyte because we know they will be pooping their pants when the people give them the big payback....biaaaatch!

Comment by Tara on September 16, 2009 at 11:55pm

Ha, ha....I'm going to write a song called.....Bend over Ben, lol!

Comment by James μολὼν λαβέ on September 17, 2009 at 1:21am

Cannt wait for the tune Tara!! Woot !

Ron Paul's Bill to Audit the Fed Is Now Veto-Proof

Comment by Tom Dennen on September 17, 2009 at 1:55am

BOOM-BUST BY DESIGN

Tom Dennen

On average, every forty-six years, (plus the 9-year gap between market peak and market crash = fifty-five years) for the last three hundred years since the collapse of the South Sea Bubble in the second decade of the1700s, there have been five more commodity peaks in the world's stock markets, followed by a crash, followed by a depression (and the theft of another generation's wealth.)
Read from page 146 of "The Great Reckoning" by James Dale Davidson and William Rees-Mogg, Sidgwick & Jackson, published in 1993, when by then we should have known. (Actually, read the whole book.)
There has been a clockwork nine-year gap between commodity peaks and market crashes over the last five generations.
Add forty-six years to that (the average number of years between peak and crash) and you have a boom-bust cycle twice every hundred years or once a generation, meaning every generation of working and middle-class citizens, for the last three hundred years has been good and truly and thoroughly plucked:
· First Time: Commodity prices peaked in London in 1711 The South Sea Bubble burst exactly nine years later in 1720.
Depression followed.
· Second time: Producer prices peaked in London in 1763. The London stock market crashed again in 1772 (nine years later).
Depression followed.
· Third time: Commodity prices peaked in London in 1816.The London stock market crashed in 1825 (nine years later).
depression followed.
· Fourth time: Wholesale prices peaked in New York in 1864. A worldwide assets crash began in May 1873 (nine years later).
Depression followed.
* Fifth time: Then followed our beloved Great Depression in the 30s, about which much has been said, from which, little learned.
Sixth time: Commodity prices peaked some fifty years later in Tokyo, in 1980. The Tokyo stock market crashed in 1989 (again, nine years later). The depression following that crash is now upon us:
My interpretation of the Davidson, Reese-Mogg observation of these last six economic Tsunamis is that they were deliberate, organized, planned serial orchestrations of theft by the banking cartels:
Once is an accident, twice is a coincidence, and three times is a Declaration of War.
Four times is the realization that the Declaration of War fell on the deaf ears of sleeping fools, five times is simple daylight rape and plunder of the same fools' children – the sixth time, this time, Grand Theft, Planet©, is perhaps, hopefully, a lesson finally learned, and do we wake up?
Yes, we do.
Add this up: In the context of what I’ve just researched and identified, 1980 plus 46 years means the next commodity peak should be around 2026 and the next crash exactly nine years later, in 2035.
If you’ve followed my reasoning, you can start planning for your children’s extremely wealthy retirement, because if the goldsmith banking system is not dismantled in favor of local (or nation-wide) Sovereign currencies, the boom-bust business will continue as usual, but at least your kids won’t get ripped off.

Comment by Madame Karnak on September 17, 2009 at 3:26am

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2008/10/26/60minutes/main4546199.shtml?tag=contentMain;contentBody

We don't need an "audit" of the FED, we need a physical inventory of the "gold" that is supposed to be there and is not. The story link above is important for anybody that wants to know what really happened. I recommend it and worldreports.org (the World Currency review). Read the archives. Then visit the CAFR site to find out where the money given to our government really is. Finally, go to rense.com and read what the Swiss bankers say about our government.

Comment by Victor Fletcher on September 18, 2009 at 2:19am

Don't you know the 'Helicopter Ben' title is old -- he's now called: B -52 Ben!

He doesn't use a little 'copter-- he needs to use a full size bomber to drop so much cash the U.S. bonds are considered toilet paper in China & Japan who stopped buying U.S. bonds in 2007 when Bernanke stopped reporting the M level of cash being printed without limit!!!

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