Re-inflating the bubble

Obama hired back all the Clinton-era officials who caused the housing bust — so they can do it all over again

http://www.nypost.com/p/news/opinion/opedcolumnists/re_inflating_the_bubble_QgouEca5dJQOBb2iNOPNxJ/0

Please tell me this is just hype and not true.

Freedom Forever wrote:

Obama hired back all the Clinton-era officials who caused the housing bust — so they can do it all over again

http://www.nypost.com/p/news/opinion/opedcolumnists/re_inflating_the_bubble_QgouEca5dJQOBb2iNOPNxJ/0

Please tell me this is just hype and not true.

We have the housing bubble, gold bubble, student loan bubble, quantitative easing bubble, dollar devaluing at record rates, and recently passed the largest entitlement program ever known. This is a train wreck with biblical proportions. When it goes, an it will, society will be swept back to the 17th century. There really isn't reason to slow the collapse since the longer it takes the worse it will be. Obama has enacted the Cloward-Piven strategy with amazing speed.

Darth Cheney wrote:

Freedom Forever wrote:

Obama hired back all the Clinton-era officials who caused the housing bust — so they can do it all over again

http://www.nypost.com/p/news/opinion/opedcolumnists/re_inflating_the_bubble_QgouEca5dJQOBb2iNOPNxJ/0

Please tell me this is just hype and not true.

We have the housing bubble, gold bubble, student loan bubble, quantitative easing bubble, dollar devaluing at record rates, and recently passed the largest entitlement program ever known. This is a train wreck with biblical proportions. When it goes, an it will, society will be swept back to the 17th century. There really isn't reason to slow the collapse since the longer it takes the worse it will be. Obama has enacted the Cloward-Piven strategy with amazing speed.

Oh, I thought the NY Post was just a bunch of crazy CONservatives. /liberal. Can the enlightened ones please chime in and try to defend this? How about a round of "Bush did it first"

Freedom Forever wrote:

Darth Cheney wrote:

Freedom Forever wrote:

Obama hired back all the Clinton-era officials who caused the housing bust — so they can do it all over again

http://www.nypost.com/p/news/opinion/opedcolumnists/re_inflating_the_bubble_QgouEca5dJQOBb2iNOPNxJ/0

Please tell me this is just hype and not true.

We have the housing bubble, gold bubble, student loan bubble, quantitative easing bubble, dollar devaluing at record rates, and recently passed the largest entitlement program ever known. This is a train wreck with biblical proportions. When it goes, an it will, society will be swept back to the 17th century. There really isn't reason to slow the collapse since the longer it takes the worse it will be. Obama has enacted the Cloward-Piven strategy with amazing speed.

Oh, I thought the NY Post was just a bunch of crazy CONservatives. /liberal. Can the enlightened ones please chime in and try to defend this? How about a round of "Bush did it first"

Darth Cheney wrote:

Freedom Forever wrote:

Obama hired back all the Clinton-era officials who caused the housing bust — so they can do it all over again

http://www.nypost.com/p/news/opinion/opedcolumnists/re_inflating_the_bubble_QgouEca5dJQOBb2iNOPNxJ/0

Please tell me this is just hype and not true.

We have the housing bubble, gold bubble, student loan bubble, quantitative easing bubble, dollar devaluing at record rates, and recently passed the largest entitlement program ever known. This is a train wreck with biblical proportions. When it goes, an it will, society will be swept back to the 17th century. There really isn't reason to slow the collapse since the longer it takes the worse it will be. Obama has enacted the Cloward-Piven strategy with amazing speed.

Hey Darth, tell me about the trains in the Bible. I missed that. What book are they in? A really, really, really, new testament?
Also wondering about that "quantitative easing bubble". lol. Really really new economics term?

RedWhiteBlue wrote:

Darth Cheney wrote:

Freedom Forever wrote:

Obama hired back all the Clinton-era officials who caused the housing bust — so they can do it all over again

http://www.nypost.com/p/news/opinion/opedcolumnists/re_inflating_the_bubble_QgouEca5dJQOBb2iNOPNxJ/0

Please tell me this is just hype and not true.

We have the housing bubble, gold bubble, student loan bubble, quantitative easing bubble, dollar devaluing at record rates, and recently passed the largest entitlement program ever known. This is a train wreck with biblical proportions. When it goes, an it will, society will be swept back to the 17th century. There really isn't reason to slow the collapse since the longer it takes the worse it will be. Obama has enacted the Cloward-Piven strategy with amazing speed.

Hey Darth, tell me about the trains in the Bible. I missed that. What book are they in? A really, really, really, new testament?
Also wondering about that "quantitative easing bubble". lol. Really really new economics term?

Did you graduate from a public school or do you work hard at being dense?

nightlight88 wrote:

RedWhiteBlue wrote:

Darth Cheney wrote:

Freedom Forever wrote:

Obama hired back all the Clinton-era officials who caused the housing bust — so they can do it all over again

http://www.nypost.com/p/news/opinion/opedcolumnists/re_inflating_the_bubble_QgouEca5dJQOBb2iNOPNxJ/0

Please tell me this is just hype and not true.

We have the housing bubble, gold bubble, student loan bubble, quantitative easing bubble, dollar devaluing at record rates, and recently passed the largest entitlement program ever known. This is a train wreck with biblical proportions. When it goes, an it will, society will be swept back to the 17th century. There really isn't reason to slow the collapse since the longer it takes the worse it will be. Obama has enacted the Cloward-Piven strategy with amazing speed.

Hey Darth, tell me about the trains in the Bible. I missed that. What book are they in? A really, really, really, new testament?
Also wondering about that "quantitative easing bubble". lol. Really really new economics term?

Did you graduate from a public school or do you work hard at being dense?

OK smart guy. Let's see you define "quantitative easing bubble". This oughta be good.

RedWhiteBlue wrote:

Darth Cheney wrote:

Freedom Forever wrote:

Obama hired back all the Clinton-era officials who caused the housing bust — so they can do it all over again

http://www.nypost.com/p/news/opinion/opedcolumnists/re_inflating_the_bubble_QgouEca5dJQOBb2iNOPNxJ/0

Please tell me this is just hype and not true.

We have the housing bubble, gold bubble, student loan bubble, quantitative easing bubble, dollar devaluing at record rates, and recently passed the largest entitlement program ever known. This is a train wreck with biblical proportions. When it goes, an it will, society will be swept back to the 17th century. There really isn't reason to slow the collapse since the longer it takes the worse it will be. Obama has enacted the Cloward-Piven strategy with amazing speed.

Hey Darth, tell me about the trains in the Bible. I missed that. What book are they in? A really, really, really, new testament?
Also wondering about that "quantitative easing bubble". lol. Really really new economics term?

Why do you insist on making a total ass of yourself? Shut up! Your stupid come backs, make no sense to anyone here. ugh! You have to be a GPLV fooktard, no one can be that fricken stupid.

Freedom Forever wrote:

RedWhiteBlue wrote:

Darth Cheney wrote:

Freedom Forever wrote:

Obama hired back all the Clinton-era officials who caused the housing bust — so they can do it all over again

http://www.nypost.com/p/news/opinion/opedcolumnists/re_inflating_the_bubble_QgouEca5dJQOBb2iNOPNxJ/0

Please tell me this is just hype and not true.

We have the housing bubble, gold bubble, student loan bubble, quantitative easing bubble, dollar devaluing at record rates, and recently passed the largest entitlement program ever known. This is a train wreck with biblical proportions. When it goes, an it will, society will be swept back to the 17th century. There really isn't reason to slow the collapse since the longer it takes the worse it will be. Obama has enacted the Cloward-Piven strategy with amazing speed.

Hey Darth, tell me about the trains in the Bible. I missed that. What book are they in? A really, really, really, new testament?
Also wondering about that "quantitative easing bubble". lol. Really really new economics term?

Why do you insist on making a total ass of yourself? Shut up! Your stupid come backs, make no sense to anyone here. ugh! You have to be a GPLV fooktard, no one can be that fricken stupid.

Hey Freedom, did you ever have any sense of humor at all? (the "biblical train wrecks")
That's about as far fetched as a quantitative easing bubble. lol
or maybe you can explain how that particular bubble works.

Quantitative easing is a relatively new economic term first used in 2001. In the old days a quantitative easing bubble would have been a form of a liquidity bubble.

RedWhiteBlue wrote:

nightlight88 wrote:

RedWhiteBlue wrote:

Darth Cheney wrote:

Freedom Forever wrote:

Obama hired back all the Clinton-era officials who caused the housing bust — so they can do it all over again

http://www.nypost.com/p/news/opinion/opedcolumnists/re_inflating_the_bubble_QgouEca5dJQOBb2iNOPNxJ/0

Please tell me this is just hype and not true.

We have the housing bubble, gold bubble, student loan bubble, quantitative easing bubble, dollar devaluing at record rates, and recently passed the largest entitlement program ever known. This is a train wreck with biblical proportions. When it goes, an it will, society will be swept back to the 17th century. There really isn't reason to slow the collapse since the longer it takes the worse it will be. Obama has enacted the Cloward-Piven strategy with amazing speed.

Hey Darth, tell me about the trains in the Bible. I missed that. What book are they in? A really, really, really, new testament?
Also wondering about that "quantitative easing bubble". lol. Really really new economics term?

Did you graduate from a public school or do you work hard at being dense?

OK smart guy. Let's see you define "quantitative easing bubble". This oughta be good.

I'll type slow so you can understand. The government is printing money and shoving it into the economy by purchasing their own debt...cool huh. Every un-backed dollar they produce out of thin air makes all they other dollars worth a little less. All this liquidity being pumped into the economy is a huge bonus for Wall Street but not so good for the average citizen as all they see is their money buying less and less. Their retirement accounts are worth less, their purchasing power is reduced, they receive no interest income, and there really is no way to protect themselves financially. China and other nations have watched this and have quit purchasing our debt. The dollar is no longer the standard to protect other currencies and most countries have pulled out of trading against the dollar. Their is a huge amount of un-backed dollars now in the marketplace preventing any real growth or economic boom. Until those dollars are pulled back out of the market there is almost zero chance of recovery or interest rates increasing which helps everyone that has savings. Eventually the dollar will collapse and we will repeat history, see: Weimar Republic, Germany. Let's just say it doesn't end well for anyone.

Darth Cheney wrote:I'll type slow so you can understand. The government is printing money and shoving it into the economy by purchasing their own debt...cool huh. Every un-backed dollar they produce out of thin air makes all they other dollars worth a little less. All this liquidity being pumped into the economy is a huge bonus for Wall Street but not so good for the average citizen as all they see is their money buying less and less. Their retirement accounts are worth less, their purchasing power is reduced, they receive no interest income, and there really is no way to protect themselves financially. China and other nations have watched this and have quit purchasing our debt. The dollar is no longer the standard to protect other currencies and most countries have pulled out of trading against the dollar. Their is a huge amount of un-backed dollars now in the marketplace preventing any real growth or economic boom. Until those dollars are pulled back out of the market there is almost zero chance of recovery or interest rates increasing which helps everyone that has savings. Eventually the dollar will collapse and we will repeat history, see: Weimar Republic, Germany. Let's just say it doesn't end well for anyone.

Se also post WWII Hungary and what happened to the pengo when Stalin demanded reparations in dollars and pounds instead of pengo.

Darth Cheney wrote:

Freedom Forever wrote:

Obama hired back all the Clinton-era officials who caused the housing bust — so they can do it all over again

http://www.nypost.com/p/news/opinion/opedcolumnists/re_inflating_the_bubble_QgouEca5dJQOBb2iNOPNxJ/0

Please tell me this is just hype and not true.

We have the housing bubble, gold bubble, student loan bubble, quantitative easing bubble, dollar devaluing at record rates, and recently passed the largest entitlement program ever known. This is a train wreck with biblical proportions. When it goes, an it will, society will be swept back to the 17th century. There really isn't reason to slow the collapse since the longer it takes the worse it will be. Obama has enacted the Cloward-Piven strategy with amazing speed.

You sound like a real joy to be around.

Liberal wrote:

Darth Cheney wrote:

Freedom Forever wrote:

Obama hired back all the Clinton-era officials who caused the housing bust — so they can do it all over again

http://www.nypost.com/p/news/opinion/opedcolumnists/re_inflating_the_bubble_QgouEca5dJQOBb2iNOPNxJ/0

Please tell me this is just hype and not true.

We have the housing bubble, gold bubble, student loan bubble, quantitative easing bubble, dollar devaluing at record rates, and recently passed the largest entitlement program ever known. This is a train wreck with biblical proportions. When it goes, an it will, society will be swept back to the 17th century. There really isn't reason to slow the collapse since the longer it takes the worse it will be. Obama has enacted the Cloward-Piven strategy with amazing speed.

You sound like a real joy to be around.

I'll survive...unlike you.

Darth Cheney wrote:

Liberal wrote:

Darth Cheney wrote:

Freedom Forever wrote:

Obama hired back all the Clinton-era officials who caused the housing bust — so they can do it all over again

http://www.nypost.com/p/news/opinion/opedcolumnists/re_inflating_the_bubble_QgouEca5dJQOBb2iNOPNxJ/0

Please tell me this is just hype and not true.

We have the housing bubble, gold bubble, student loan bubble, quantitative easing bubble, dollar devaluing at record rates, and recently passed the largest entitlement program ever known. This is a train wreck with biblical proportions. When it goes, an it will, society will be swept back to the 17th century. There really isn't reason to slow the collapse since the longer it takes the worse it will be. Obama has enacted the Cloward-Piven strategy with amazing speed.

You sound like a real joy to be around.

I'll survive...unlike you.

I have Jesus, so I'll be just fine. I'd recommend you find him too.

Darth Cheney wrote:

RedWhiteBlue wrote:

nightlight88 wrote:

RedWhiteBlue wrote:

Darth Cheney wrote:

Freedom Forever wrote:

Obama hired back all the Clinton-era officials who caused the housing bust — so they can do it all over again

http://www.nypost.com/p/news/opinion/opedcolumnists/re_inflating_the_bubble_QgouEca5dJQOBb2iNOPNxJ/0

Please tell me this is just hype and not true.

We have the housing bubble, gold bubble, student loan bubble, quantitative easing bubble, dollar devaluing at record rates, and recently passed the largest entitlement program ever known. This is a train wreck with biblical proportions. When it goes, an it will, society will be swept back to the 17th century. There really isn't reason to slow the collapse since the longer it takes the worse it will be. Obama has enacted the Cloward-Piven strategy with amazing speed.

Hey Darth, tell me about the trains in the Bible. I missed that. What book are they in? A really, really, really, new testament?
Also wondering about that "quantitative easing bubble". lol. Really really new economics term?

Did you graduate from a public school or do you work hard at being dense?

OK smart guy. Let's see you define "quantitative easing bubble". This oughta be good.

I'll type slow so you can understand. The government is printing money and shoving it into the economy by purchasing their own debt...cool huh. Every un-backed dollar they produce out of thin air makes all they other dollars worth a little less. All this liquidity being pumped into the economy is a huge bonus for Wall Street but not so good for the average citizen as all they see is their money buying less and less. Their retirement accounts are worth less, their purchasing power is reduced, they receive no interest income, and there really is no way to protect themselves financially. China and other nations have watched this and have quit purchasing our debt. The dollar is no longer the standard to protect other currencies and most countries have pulled out of trading against the dollar. Their is a huge amount of un-backed dollars now in the marketplace preventing any real growth or economic boom. Until those dollars are pulled back out of the market there is almost zero chance of recovery or interest rates increasing which helps everyone that has savings. Eventually the dollar will collapse and we will repeat history, see: Weimar Republic, Germany. Let's just say it doesn't end well for anyone.

Nope, that's fine. I'm perfectly allright with having to filla wheel barrow up with dollars and wheel them down to Hy Vee to buy a loaf of bread.

Liberal wrote:

Darth Cheney wrote:

Freedom Forever wrote:

Obama hired back all the Clinton-era officials who caused the housing bust — so they can do it all over again

http://www.nypost.com/p/news/opinion/opedcolumnists/re_inflating_the_bubble_QgouEca5dJQOBb2iNOPNxJ/0

Please tell me this is just hype and not true.

We have the housing bubble, gold bubble, student loan bubble, quantitative easing bubble, dollar devaluing at record rates, and recently passed the largest entitlement program ever known. This is a train wreck with biblical proportions. When it goes, an it will, society will be swept back to the 17th century. There really isn't reason to slow the collapse since the longer it takes the worse it will be. Obama has enacted the Cloward-Piven strategy with amazing speed.

You sound like a real joy to be around.

In my best Jack Nickelson voice: "You can't handle the truth!"

Darth Cheney wrote:

RedWhiteBlue wrote:

nightlight88 wrote:

RedWhiteBlue wrote:

Darth Cheney wrote:

Freedom Forever wrote:

Obama hired back all the Clinton-era officials who caused the housing bust — so they can do it all over again

http://www.nypost.com/p/news/opinion/opedcolumnists/re_inflating_the_bubble_QgouEca5dJQOBb2iNOPNxJ/0

Please tell me this is just hype and not true.

We have the housing bubble, gold bubble, student loan bubble, quantitative easing bubble, dollar devaluing at record rates, and recently passed the largest entitlement program ever known. This is a train wreck with biblical proportions. When it goes, an it will, society will be swept back to the 17th century. There really isn't reason to slow the collapse since the longer it takes the worse it will be. Obama has enacted the Cloward-Piven strategy with amazing speed.

Hey Darth, tell me about the trains in the Bible. I missed that. What book are they in? A really, really, really, new testament?
Also wondering about that "quantitative easing bubble". lol. Really really new economics term?

Did you graduate from a public school or do you work hard at being dense?

OK smart guy. Let's see you define "quantitative easing bubble". This oughta be good.

I'll type slow so you can understand. The government is printing money and shoving it into the economy by purchasing their own debt...cool huh. Every un-backed dollar they produce out of thin air makes all they other dollars worth a little less. All this liquidity being pumped into the economy is a huge bonus for Wall Street but not so good for the average citizen as all they see is their money buying less and less. Their retirement accounts are worth less, their purchasing power is reduced, they receive no interest income, and there really is no way to protect themselves financially. China and other nations have watched this and have quit purchasing our debt. The dollar is no longer the standard to protect other currencies and most countries have pulled out of trading against the dollar. Their is a huge amount of un-backed dollars now in the marketplace preventing any real growth or economic boom. Until those dollars are pulled back out of the market there is almost zero chance of recovery or interest rates increasing which helps everyone that has savings. Eventually the dollar will collapse and we will repeat history, see: Weimar Republic, Germany. Let's just say it doesn't end well for anyone.

There you go, Freedom and Nightlight.
Darth just gave you some hints about QE, while talking around it. It is sort of comparable to printing money, but he got the interest rate deal a little backward. Look it up for yourself.Then tell us how you could get a QE "bubble". The term "QE Bubble" is as absurd as cho-cho trains in the Bible.

I figure the original guy who said that just wanted to add more "bubbles" to his list & threw this in, thinking no one would notice; or really didn't know any better.
QE has worked in some instances, countries, at some some times. It's failed in other instances. Economists are still debating it. Looks better in theory, IMO.

RedWhiteBlue wrote:

Darth Cheney wrote:

RedWhiteBlue wrote:

nightlight88 wrote:

RedWhiteBlue wrote:

Darth Cheney wrote:

Freedom Forever wrote:

Obama hired back all the Clinton-era officials who caused the housing bust — so they can do it all over again

http://www.nypost.com/p/news/opinion/opedcolumnists/re_inflating_the_bubble_QgouEca5dJQOBb2iNOPNxJ/0

Please tell me this is just hype and not true.

We have the housing bubble, gold bubble, student loan bubble, quantitative easing bubble, dollar devaluing at record rates, and recently passed the largest entitlement program ever known. This is a train wreck with biblical proportions. When it goes, an it will, society will be swept back to the 17th century. There really isn't reason to slow the collapse since the longer it takes the worse it will be. Obama has enacted the Cloward-Piven strategy with amazing speed.

Hey Darth, tell me about the trains in the Bible. I missed that. What book are they in? A really, really, really, new testament?
Also wondering about that "quantitative easing bubble". lol. Really really new economics term?

Did you graduate from a public school or do you work hard at being dense?

OK smart guy. Let's see you define "quantitative easing bubble". This oughta be good.

I'll type slow so you can understand. The government is printing money and shoving it into the economy by purchasing their own debt...cool huh. Every un-backed dollar they produce out of thin air makes all they other dollars worth a little less. All this liquidity being pumped into the economy is a huge bonus for Wall Street but not so good for the average citizen as all they see is their money buying less and less. Their retirement accounts are worth less, their purchasing power is reduced, they receive no interest income, and there really is no way to protect themselves financially. China and other nations have watched this and have quit purchasing our debt. The dollar is no longer the standard to protect other currencies and most countries have pulled out of trading against the dollar. Their is a huge amount of un-backed dollars now in the marketplace preventing any real growth or economic boom. Until those dollars are pulled back out of the market there is almost zero chance of recovery or interest rates increasing which helps everyone that has savings. Eventually the dollar will collapse and we will repeat history, see: Weimar Republic, Germany. Let's just say it doesn't end well for anyone.

There you go, Freedom and Nightlight.
Darth just gave you some hints about QE, while talking around it. It is sort of comparable to printing money, but he got the interest rate deal a little backward. Look it up for yourself.Then tell us how you could get a QE "bubble". The term "QE Bubble" is as absurd as cho-cho trains in the Bible.

I figure the original guy who said that just wanted to add more "bubbles" to his list & threw this in, thinking no one would notice; or really didn't know any better.
QE has worked in some instances, countries, at some some times. It's failed in other instances. Economists are still debating it. Looks better in theory, IMO.

Go ahead explain away. You have the floor. Don't forget the cut & paste commands in windows. Between you and liberal, I can't figure out which one of you is more desperate to justify your college degrees. What's the matter your student loans still kicking your ass? Did find out the hard way, you get paid for what you do, not what you think you know. Go back to GPLV and get your hiny powdered.

Only in rare instances and very short durations has QE actually provided beneficial economic relief by slowing runaway interest rates. The Treasury has dumped a tremendous amount of dollars into the market and has been doing so for years with no slow down in site. One theory is if they stop and start pulling the money back out of the market, interest rates will quickly rise and our entire federal budget will be eaten by interest on our debt payments. The problem is other countries no the game we are playing an moving away from the dollar as backing their currency. Nobody even knows how much has been dumped as the FDIC isn't accountable to anyone. You might not want to call it a bubble but it will collapse like the Twin Towers on 9/11 when it goes.

Freedom Forever wrote:Go ahead explain away. You have the floor. Don't forget the cut & paste commands in windows. Between you and liberal, I can't figure out which one of you is more desperate to justify your college degrees. What's the matter your student loans still kicking your ass? Did find out the hard way, you get paid for what you do, not what you think you know. Go back to GPLV and get your hiny powdered.

Sounds to me like you're frustrated with your wage earning career. Take risks and put in extra hours (like I have) and some day you may actually become one of the job creators you're so in love with (like me).

How many jobs have you created in the last year?

Liberal wrote:

Freedom Forever wrote:Go ahead explain away. You have the floor. Don't forget the cut & paste commands in windows. Between you and liberal, I can't figure out which one of you is more desperate to justify your college degrees. What's the matter your student loans still kicking your ass? Did find out the hard way, you get paid for what you do, not what you think you know. Go back to GPLV and get your hiny powdered.

Sounds to me like you're frustrated with your wage earning career. Take risks and put in extra hours (like I have) and some day you may actually become one of the job creators you're so in love with (like me).

How many jobs have you created in the last year?

Manufacturing and distributing meth isn't job creation.

Freedom Forever wrote:

RedWhiteBlue wrote:

Darth Cheney wrote:

RedWhiteBlue wrote:

nightlight88 wrote:

RedWhiteBlue wrote:

Darth Cheney wrote:

Freedom Forever wrote:

Obama hired back all the Clinton-era officials who caused the housing bust — so they can do it all over again

http://www.nypost.com/p/news/opinion/opedcolumnists/re_inflating_the_bubble_QgouEca5dJQOBb2iNOPNxJ/0

Please tell me this is just hype and not true.

We have the housing bubble, gold bubble, student loan bubble, quantitative easing bubble, dollar devaluing at record rates, and recently passed the largest entitlement program ever known. This is a train wreck with biblical proportions. When it goes, an it will, society will be swept back to the 17th century. There really isn't reason to slow the collapse since the longer it takes the worse it will be. Obama has enacted the Cloward-Piven strategy with amazing speed.

Hey Darth, tell me about the trains in the Bible. I missed that. What book are they in? A really, really, really, new testament?
Also wondering about that "quantitative easing bubble". lol. Really really new economics term?

Did you graduate from a public school or do you work hard at being dense?

OK smart guy. Let's see you define "quantitative easing bubble". This oughta be good.

I'll type slow so you can understand. The government is printing money and shoving it into the economy by purchasing their own debt...cool huh. Every un-backed dollar they produce out of thin air makes all they other dollars worth a little less. All this liquidity being pumped into the economy is a huge bonus for Wall Street but not so good for the average citizen as all they see is their money buying less and less. Their retirement accounts are worth less, their purchasing power is reduced, they receive no interest income, and there really is no way to protect themselves financially. China and other nations have watched this and have quit purchasing our debt. The dollar is no longer the standard to protect other currencies and most countries have pulled out of trading against the dollar. Their is a huge amount of un-backed dollars now in the marketplace preventing any real growth or economic boom. Until those dollars are pulled back out of the market there is almost zero chance of recovery or interest rates increasing which helps everyone that has savings. Eventually the dollar will collapse and we will repeat history, see: Weimar Republic, Germany. Let's just say it doesn't end well for anyone.

There you go, Freedom and Nightlight.
Darth just gave you some hints about QE, while talking around it. It is sort of comparable to printing money, but he got the interest rate deal a little backward. Look it up for yourself.Then tell us how you could get a QE "bubble". The term "QE Bubble" is as absurd as cho-cho trains in the Bible.

I figure the original guy who said that just wanted to add more "bubbles" to his list & threw this in, thinking no one would notice; or really didn't know any better.
QE has worked in some instances, countries, at some some times. It's failed in other instances. Economists are still debating it. Looks better in theory, IMO.

Go ahead explain away. You have the floor. Don't forget the cut & paste commands in windows. Between you and liberal, I can't figure out which one of you is more desperate to justify your college degrees. What's the matter your student loans still kicking your ass? Did find out the hard way, you get paid for what you do, not what you think you know. Go back to GPLV and get your hiny powdered.

See my above post. You are the one defending the absurd term "QE Bubble". Darth & I both gave you hints as to what QE is. Did you research for yourself? Then you know that you couldn't explain it.

"justify college degrees"? What's that all about?

Liberal wrote:

Freedom Forever wrote:Go ahead explain away. You have the floor. Don't forget the cut & paste commands in windows. Between you and liberal, I can't figure out which one of you is more desperate to justify your college degrees. What's the matter your student loans still kicking your ass? Did find out the hard way, you get paid for what you do, not what you think you know. Go back to GPLV and get your hiny powdered.

Sounds to me like you're frustrated with your wage earning career. Take risks and put in extra hours (like I have) and some day you may actually become one of the job creators you're so in love with (like me).

How many jobs have you created in the last year?

Just one, for your mom.

RedWhiteBlue wrote:

Darth Cheney wrote:

RedWhiteBlue wrote:

nightlight88 wrote:

RedWhiteBlue wrote:

Darth Cheney wrote:

Freedom Forever wrote:

Obama hired back all the Clinton-era officials who caused the housing bust — so they can do it all over again

http://www.nypost.com/p/news/opinion/opedcolumnists/re_inflating_the_bubble_QgouEca5dJQOBb2iNOPNxJ/0

Please tell me this is just hype and not true.

We have the housing bubble, gold bubble, student loan bubble, quantitative easing bubble, dollar devaluing at record rates, and recently passed the largest entitlement program ever known. This is a train wreck with biblical proportions. When it goes, an it will, society will be swept back to the 17th century. There really isn't reason to slow the collapse since the longer it takes the worse it will be. Obama has enacted the Cloward-Piven strategy with amazing speed.

Hey Darth, tell me about the trains in the Bible. I missed that. What book are they in? A really, really, really, new testament?
Also wondering about that "quantitative easing bubble". lol. Really really new economics term?

Did you graduate from a public school or do you work hard at being dense?

OK smart guy. Let's see you define "quantitative easing bubble". This oughta be good.

I'll type slow so you can understand. The government is printing money and shoving it into the economy by purchasing their own debt...cool huh. Every un-backed dollar they produce out of thin air makes all they other dollars worth a little less. All this liquidity being pumped into the economy is a huge bonus for Wall Street but not so good for the average citizen as all they see is their money buying less and less. Their retirement accounts are worth less, their purchasing power is reduced, they receive no interest income, and there really is no way to protect themselves financially. China and other nations have watched this and have quit purchasing our debt. The dollar is no longer the standard to protect other currencies and most countries have pulled out of trading against the dollar. Their is a huge amount of un-backed dollars now in the marketplace preventing any real growth or economic boom. Until those dollars are pulled back out of the market there is almost zero chance of recovery or interest rates increasing which helps everyone that has savings. Eventually the dollar will collapse and we will repeat history, see: Weimar Republic, Germany. Let's just say it doesn't end well for anyone.

There you go, Freedom and Nightlight.
Darth just gave you some hints about QE, while talking around it. It is sort of comparable to printing money, but he got the interest rate deal a little backward. Look it up for yourself.Then tell us how you could get a QE "bubble". The term "QE Bubble" is as absurd as cho-cho trains in the Bible.

I figure the original guy who said that just wanted to add more "bubbles" to his list & threw this in, thinking no one would notice; or really didn't know any better.
QE has worked in some instances, countries, at some some times. It's failed in other instances. Economists are still debating it. Looks better in theory, IMO.

Name one country it has worked in. Japan? Nope. Great Britain? You'd be wrong. EU Zone? Still no. US? You just hit for the cycle.