Why is the Fed Bailing Out Foreigners?

You may have noticed that most of my articles are pretty in depth and lengthy. A fellow IDE editor recently pointed that out and issued a challenge … “I bet you ten bucks you can’t write a one page essay.” While no names will be mentioned I will soon document receipt of a $10 Federal Reserve Note (while it still holds value).

You know I write about the Fed a lot. They are at the epicenter of the American and global economic and monetary crisis. These same elitist powers now want to take their act world wide. The Fed’s 100-year reign has all but ruined this country. Only a second American Revolution that totally dismantles this monstrosity and strips away the power of those behind its curtain will allow us to once again function according to our founding roots.

In late 2007 I proclaimed 2008 would be “the year of the bailout”. What a dummy … thinking just one year would suffice. Neither did I suspect bailout money would find its way overseas. What do you expect from a mere dentist?

The Fed is busy handing over trillions of dollars to well-connected US based cronies. The sum of present promises is close to $13 trillion and counting. These are monstrous commitments on yours and your children’s behalf. Please reply at the bottom of this piece if any of this money has found its way to your doorstep.

Fed digital-entry funny money has also been sent to France’s Societe Generale ($11.9 billion), Germany’s Deutsche Bank ($11.8 billion), Britain’s Barclays PLC ($8.5 billion) and Switzerland’s UBS ($5 billion). Yep, these foreign elite banks were provided these funds through the perpetual AIG bailout. The overall plan includes sending hundreds of billions of dollars in “currency swaps” to foreign banks. The blood boils.

You can also rest assured that we are at the mercy of many foreigners at this point. If China, Japan or Middle Easterners dump the Treasuries they hold or refuse to buy more, the Treasury market and the dollar will tank. Nothing like compromising foreign policy.

Why do you think the Fed sends this unfathomable amount of money to foreign entities?

  1. They are charitable.
  2. The global system is so fragile that no domino can fall.
  3. Blood is thicker than water. Elitist connections rule. Period.

Could it be that the Fed bails out foreign entities because the Fed itself is largely a foreign entity? Home and abroad, the Fed takes care of its own first and foremost. You’d better protect yourself.

Live Resourcefully,
Rusty

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This post was written by:

Russell McDougal

Russell McDougal - who has written 143 investment articles on Investors Daily Edge.


Dr. Russell McDougal is a practicing dentist of over 30 years as well as a past professor of dentistry. The most fitting description of Rusty is the word “student,” and his appetite for learning was only whetted with his formal education. He is a voracious reader and has been known to focus on a particular topic daily for a decade or more. Rusty has been an active investor for 25 years, holding everything from stocks, bonds and mutual funds, to options, futures, currencies, limited partnerships, private placements and rare coins. Before the days of the internet, he typically subscribed to 10 to 12 financial newsletters at a time. He has learned from the brightest and the best. Since 1993, Dr. McDougal has focused almost exclusively on gold, silver and resource investing. He has a particular affinity for silver and has studied virtually everything available on the topic since 1994. Today, Dr. McDougal’s personal portfolio is a virtual mutual fund of natural resource exploration and development companies. Over the years, he has developed an excellent understanding of the risk and reward elements involved and has discovered exactly what it takes to become ultra-successful in this speculators’ paradise. If you have ever dreamed of engaging in prudent speculations that can return $5... $10... or even $20 for every $1 invested, you’ll want to pay close attention when Rusty writes for Investor’s Daily Edge. Dr. McDougal is a bold and outspoken advocate of honest money, honest markets and honest, constitutional government.


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