Hace unos años tenía una amiga que trabajaba de secretaria personal de cierto constructor bastante conocido. Resulta que un dia leo en el periódico que al tipo lo acusaban de oscuras relaciones con un par de sicarios portugueses que habían trincado preparando un complot para, no se sabe si solo acojonar, o matar realmente a cierto cargo autonómico que le dificultaba sus negocios.
Asombrado la llamo y le comento "ahora si que han trincado a tu jefe, vete buscando trabajo", a lo que me contestó con una carcajada y un escueto "antes vas a ver a Aznar entrar en la carcel que a mi jefe". Dicho y hecho hasta dia de hoy.

La parrafada offtopic viene a que pensar que se puede auditar a la FED ( y que sea limpia, no una tomadura de pelo ) es como pensar que aquí mañana auditamos al Juancar

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La publicidad nos hace desear coches y ropas, tenemos empleos que odiamos para comprar mierda que no necesitamos. Somos los hijos malditos de la historia, desarraigados y sin objetivos. No hemos sufrido una gran guerra, ni una depresión ( aunque vamos camino de arreglarlo... ).

Neil Cavuto with Economist Dean Baker "Water Board the Fed" Audit the Fed HR1207

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América, despierta!!!!!!!

Alguien podría explicarme que hay de cierto en la orden ejecutiva 11110 firmada por Kennedy, que quitaba a la FED el derecho de prestarle dinero con intereses al gobierno de EEUU, según dicen fué el principal motivo de su asesinato, y a día de hoy, aunque sigue vigente, ningún presidente de EEUU osaría aplicarla temiendo el mismo destino que él.
¿Alguien sabe que hay de cierto en todo ésto?.

QUE SEPAIS QUE UNA AGENCIA USA...

OS HA DECLARADO TERRORISTAS


Poned a mano una "c" al final de la URL de este link que os doy y votad, perras, votad!!!



http://meneame.net/story/agencia-gub...l-como-domesti

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Es casi cierto lo que dices. Es todo cierto, excepto que la orden ejecutiva de Kenedy no les quitaba a los banqueros la capacidad de dar dinero prestado al gobierno de USA, sino que le permitía al gobierno de USA emitir dinero sin deuda, en este caso concreto certificados de plata. Es decir, podían seguir emitiendo sus papelitos, pero les quitaba el monpolio.

El timo de banco central solo funciona si se tiene el monpolio del dinero. Si el gobierno no te garantiza el monopolio, la gente huirá de tu dinero que se devalua. Kenedy les quitó el monopolio y acabó asesinado.

Tú mira la lista de presidentes asesinados en USA y todos (absolutamente todos) tienen en común que intentaron quitarle a los banqueros el monopolio de la moneda. Unele a Andrew Jackson, que pudo acabar con el banco central del momento porque intentaron asesinarlo pero las pistolas le fallaron al asesino.

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Gracias por la aclaración.

PD: Como me ponen las negras.

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La FED empieza a estar asustada y va a contratar a unos lobistas para que mejoren su imagen pública. Preparense para una campaña donde, con dinero de los ciudadanos, van a intentar convencerles de lo bueno que es que una entidad secretiva y sin control les robe.

La legislación de Ron Paul lleva ya 183 co-sponsors.

LewRockwell.com Blog: The Fed Is Worried About Ron Paul

The Fed Is Worried About Ron Paul
Posted by Lew Rockwell at June 6, 2009 07:40 AM

The central bank of the United States government--the Federal Reserve--thinks it needs a lobbyist, to work in Congress against Ron Paul. The Bloomberg story doesn't mention Ron, but instead interviews some ex-Fed hack in DC. But it is Ron Paul the Fed fears. What a great achievement of Ron's, to make what Andrew Jackson called "the Monster," the all-powerful, globe-dominating, special-interest funding. bankster-enabling, dollar-depreciating, business cycle-generating central bank worry about its image, for the first time since 1913. His presidential campaign alerted millions to the fact that we are being ripped-off by the Fed. His Audit the Fed bill (183 cosponsors!) scares the heck out of them. And wait until his End the Fed manifesto is published this summer! They'll need a whole corps of lobbyists, not that they will be able to protect what is in essence a criminal counterfeiting gang. (Thanks to Jacob Orlowitz)


Fed Intends to Hire Lobbyist in Campaign to Buttress Its Image - Bloomberg.com

Fed Intends to Hire Lobbyist in Campaign to Buttress Its Image
By Robert Schmidt

June 5 (Bloomberg) -- The Federal Reserve intends to hire a veteran lobbyist as it seeks to counter skepticism in Congress about the central bank’s growing power over the U.S. financial system, people familiar with the matter said.

Linda Robertson currently handles government, community and public affairs at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, and headed the Washington lobbying office of Enron Corp., the energy trading company that collapsed in 2002 after an accounting scandal. She was also an adviser to all three of the Clinton administration’s Treasury secretaries.

Robertson would help the Fed manage relations with lawmakers seeking greater oversight of a central bank that has used emergency powers to prevent Wall Street’s demise. While she wasn’t tied to Enron’s fraud, her association with the firm may raise questions, analysts said.

“Some members of Congress think there are votes in attacking the Fed” after it “unnecessarily and unwisely entangled monetary policy with fiscal policy,” said former St. Louis Fed President William Poole. “The Fed is going to have a tricky time of unwinding what has been done” and will need to “keep in touch with members of Congress more thoroughly,” said Poole, now senior fellow with the Cato Institute in Washington.

Robertson served under Treasury Secretaries Lawrence Summers, Robert Rubin and Lloyd Bentsen. She didn’t return calls seeking comment.

Summers Tie

Summers now heads the White House National Economic Council. Along with Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner, he is leading Obama administration efforts to broaden the economic rescue and overhaul financial regulation. He has been mentioned as a possible successor to Fed Chairman Ben S. Bernanke should Bernanke not be renominated when his term ends in January.

Robertson is likely to start at the Fed in July and have the title of senior adviser to the Board of Governors, the people familiar with the situation said.

She was considered for a senior post under Geithner at the Treasury but ran up against the Obama administration’s restrictions on hiring lobbyists, the people said.

“People have been asking whether the Fed is capable of getting its job done right,” said Lynn Turner, a former chief accountant at the Securities and Exchange Commission. “Hiring a former lobbyist from Enron will surely make one wonder.”

Lawmaker Pressure

Robertson would confront a range of issues in the newly created position. Congress is looking to subject the Fed to more scrutiny, and some lawmakers have suggested that district bank presidents should be confirmed by the Senate.

Some legislators have also expressed opposition to the Obama administration’s attempt to make the Fed the regulator in charge of financial companies deemed too-big-to-fail.

In addition, the central bank has been become a target to some members of Congress who’ve posted online videos of their interrogations of Fed officials during public hearings.

One YouTube clip, of Florida Democratic Representative Alan Grayson’s grilling of Inspector General Elizabeth Coleman, has garnered almost 500,000 views in about a month.

Robertson is expected to advise the Fed on communications strategy, the people said. In recent months, Bernanke has pushed to make the traditionally secretive institution more open. He’s done a television interview with CBS’s “60 Minutes” program and taken questions from reporters at a National Press Club ******** in Washington.

According to her biography on the Johns Hopkins Web site, Robertson has spent more than 25 years working on federal legislative issues.

While Robertson’s Hopkins biography makes no mention of her work at Enron, federal disclosure documents show she joined the company in 2000 after working at the Treasury. Robertson, who signed some of the forms, said she lobbied on energy and tax issues.

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En EEUU son ya demasiadas voces las que están cuestionando publicamente el papel de la FED, le tienen que lavar la cara, aparentar que hacen algo, pero por supuesto sin cambiar absolutamente nada, excepto que aprovecharan la ocasión para sacarle unos milloncejos a los contribuyentes, por las molestias. $$$.