Jim Cramer Calls For Investigation Into Fed
01-23-2008
www.roguegovernment.com
Lee Rogers

Jim Cramer the CNBC host of the show Mad Money has stated that there should be an investigation into the Federal Reserve. In a video interview posted on TheStreet.Com, Cramer criticized Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke for a series of interest rate cuts and even went as far to say that the Federal Reserve has been behind a great many of the economic booms and busts. The majority of the establishment press has been afraid to criticize the Federal Reserve and speak these intolerable truths. Cramer should be commended for having the courage to speak out against this criminal private central bank. There is no question that there should be an investigation into the Federal Reserve considering that it has operated in a very secretive fashion and have dramatically devalued the nation's currency ever since its inception in 1913.

Bluntly speaking, the Federal Reserve’s interest rate cuts are criminal in nature. They increase the money supply as a short term economic fix but sacrifice the value of the U.S. Dollar in the long run. Each time the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates it lowers the value of the U.S. Dollar which robs people’s bank accounts without them even knowing it. This is the inflation tax that Ron Paul has referred to on many occasions. Sure, cutting interest rates might make the stock market numbers look better, but by continuing to cut interest rates like Bernanke has done which devalues the monetary unit everything is valued in only means that the day of reckoning will be that much worse. Amazingly enough, the Federal Reserve is actually considering another interest rate cut of 50 basis points next week. The rationale behind this is very strange, as they should be hiking interest rates higher in order to save the value of the U.S. Dollar. It almost appears as if Bernanke has no intention of rescuing the U.S. Dollar and is content to delay what will be a certain economic crash of epic proportions. Regional economic integration has been one of the major goals of the elite financial establishment, so it looks all the more likely that they are content to destroy the U.S. Dollar and introduce a regional currency to replace it.

It appears as if Cramer understands what is happening with the economy and doesn’t care what the establishment thinks of him. He has passionately criticized the Federal Reserve on CNBC several times and praised Ron Paul for his views on the central bank. He has even stated that the financial markets are manipulated. Cramer understands what is happening and unlike his colleagues in the establishment media he at least has the guts to tell it like it is. It is encouraging that he has called for an investigation of the Federal Reserve because one is certainly needed. These bankers have bankrupted the United States and destroyed our economy. They need to be held accountable for their criminal actions.

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so why is this stooge of the "corporate media" to be believed when nobody else can? your selective emphasis is ASTOUNDING.

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He's definitely not a stooge. He seems to be getting increasingly vocal about the Fed (particularly Chairman Bernanke) and even thanked Ron Paul for giving him the cover to be able to do so when he had him on his show.

Do you ever post anything even remotely intelligent or of interest here or do you just get your jollies by mocking, ridiculing and antagonizing otherwise well meaning TrancEaddicts? Or maybe you are just some lowly psy-op. lol

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^^^Trancer; Why is it everywhere you look, you see a conspiracy afoot?

Have you ever thought about why that is? I'm honestly curious as to your answer.

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Originally posted by donnybrasco ^^^Trancer; Why is it everywhere you look, you see a conspiracy afoot? Have you ever thought about why that is? I'm honestly curious as to your answer.

While it's definitely not everywhere, it is a lot more common than the vast majority of people are led to believe. Plus add to that fact that when you start to talk about it, you always have a small handful of bumbling buffoons who want to silence you simply because they are too frightened to hear anything that challenges their narrowly defined perceptions of this world (but yet for some reason they keep listening, anyway.)

I think I just notice certain things more easily because over the past few years I've been studying various intertwining topics which all ultimately seem to point in similar directions, from the metaphysical nature of reality and how it's been concealed from us to the hidden history of the world (possibly antediluvian) which preceded the Ancient Sumerians of Mesopotamia to the current Astrotheology which IMO the Roman Catholic Church (probably beginning with Constantine) has cleverly guised itself as Christianity and on and on. If you've studied the Knights Templars or the Knights Hospitallers, chivalric orders which many of the current day Catholic orders (such as G. H. W. Bush's much beloved SMOM) have roots in, you'd understand that even as far back as the early thirteenth century, King Frederick II was accusing the templars of war-mongering, saying that their military order perpetuated wars because it could not exist in peacetime.

I guess sometimes it almost seems like we've come full circle.

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Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it. - George Santayana

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Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN so why is this stooge of the "corporate media" to be believed when nobody else can? your selective emphasis is ASTOUNDING.

Because he likes Ron Paul. It's really the only bar for making sense. Anybody else does not compute.

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Originally posted by Trancer-X you always have a small handful of bumbling buffoons who want to silence you simply because they are too frightened to hear anything that challenges their narrowly defined perceptions of this world

It's a tough life living on the lunatic fringe.

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(but yet for some reason they keep listening, anyway.)

but yet for some reason they still haven't been convinced. Imagine.

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I think I just notice certain things more easily because of my large intellectual dick size, which I like to wave in the faces of anyone who doesn't agree with me.

Fixed.

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Originally posted by Trancer-X While it's definitely not everywhere, it is a lot more common than the vast majority of people are led to believe. Plus add to that fact that when you start to talk about it, you always have a small handful of bumbling buffoons who want to silence you simply because they are too frightened to hear anything that challenges their narrowly defined perceptions of this world (but yet for some reason they keep listening, anyway.) I think I just notice certain things more easily because over the past few years I've been studying various intertwining topics which all ultimately seem to point in similar directions, from the metaphysical nature of reality and how it's been concealed from us to the hidden history of the world (possibly antediluvian) which preceded the Ancient Sumerians of Mesopotamia to the current Astrotheology which IMO the Roman Catholic Church (probably beginning with Constantine) has cleverly guised itself as Christianity and on and on. If you've studied the Knights Templars or the Knights Hospitallers, chivalric orders which many of the current day Catholic orders (such as G. H. W. Bush's much beloved SMOM) have roots in, you'd understand that even as far back as the early thirteenth century, King Frederick II was accusing the templars of war-mongering, saying that their military order perpetuated wars because it could not exist in peacetime. I guess sometimes it almost seems like we've come full circle.

Your answer is interesting, I grant you that.

But I think conspiracies on the level you see them are too complex to be realistic. You're giving too much credit to the powers that be in terms of their ability to bend our will and public opinion to suit their desires for wars.

Now I'm not saying that these same powers won't or don't engage in deception from time to time, in order to perpetuate some of their agendas. I'm also not saying that they don't have a vested interest in making more money or gaining more power. But you have to draw a line between what is possible, and what is logistically NOT possible.

We live in a country with a free press. Do they catch everything that's newsworthy and report it all, all the time? No. But do they miss the really big stories? Not at all. If there were conspiracies afoot at the levels to which you see them, there is NO reason why they wouldn't be widely reported. Is there bias in the media? Sure. But there are enough competing outlets with variances in their bias to make sure that the larger stories don't go ignored.

There is also two-party political system that is always latching on to the tiniest snip-its of negative news about their opponents, in the hopes that they can ruin them politically.

Given these checks and balances, "Grand" conspiracies are not possible. Small ones are, sure...ones between 2 or 3 or 4 people. Like a conspiracy to rob a bank, or to commit murder. But if "history" has proven ANYTHING, it's that keeping a secret amongst any more than two people is almost impossible! People talk. Someone ALWAYS gains something by talking and exposing a conspiracy. And also (to be repetitive), people TALK!! It's in our human nature to want to talk, confess, gossip, gain favor by exposing, etc.

But the real bottom line is; The incentive to perpetuate a conspiracy has to be greater than the incentive to expose it...ESPECIALLY the more people that are involved. The more people you involve, the more likely it is that someone is going to have a dissenting view and will expose the conspiracy for this reason.

So in many of these threads where you see conspiracies afoot, I don't see the incentive for them...not on the scale that you're advocating. They defy logic in many cases, and logistics in all of the rest...or both.

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Originally posted by Krypton I've got a question... What would happen if the Federal Reserve was dismantled, and what would be the alternative of Ron Paul? Tomorrow's primary day for Florida...

good question