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Is Perpetual Prosperity a Fictional Dream?
QUESTION: Hi Mr. Armstrong…Thanks for trying to settle our confusion re: Griffin’s “Creature” You make a distinction between Gov’t [...]
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The Federal Reserve’s Structural Changes
QUESTION: Why are there so many Fed branches? It seems this is another way for government just to create jobs and pensions. ANSWER:I wrote several times that [...]
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Is the Fed Being Browbeaten into Negative Rates?
The Federal Reserve is in a real crisis. Interest rates are falling negative around the world which by no means has succeeded in stimulating anything. Governments [...]
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Euro Crisis & the Dollar
We are finishing up the world currency reports. The reports are not ready at this time, but we will make an announcement once they are available. As we [...]
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Elastic Money
QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong; I have not read anywhere else how the money created by the Fed you call elastic will evaporate when the bonds they bought mature. You seem [...]
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The Fed vs. Congress
QUESTION: Hi Martin, How long has the central banking era been going and will it come to an end? How many central banks create liquidity for governments by buying [...]
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Let The Bail-Ins Begin
Portugal is starting to bail-in banks. The fascinating aspect that nobody seems to see is that this is a total failure of socialism. The U.S. Federal Reserve was [...]
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USA Losing Sovereignty to World Fiscal Mismanagement
The IMF and many economists (domestic and foreign) are now warning that a rate hike by the U.S. Federal Reserve, no matter when, will spark a major economic crisis [...]
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Reforming the Federal Reserve
QUESTION: In your Nov. 15 blog you said about the Fed “ I do not think in its present form it should be owned by banks collecting 6%. I would advocate a [...]
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Fed vs. Congress vs. Bankers
QUESTION: Don’t you think it is wrong that the private banks own the institution that administers them. ANSWER: You have to understand the original intent of the [...]
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