H.R.1207 will give us the ability to monitor for unhealthy inflationary practices on the part of the Federal Reserve Bank and to find out what happened to the TARP giveaway of our stolen taxes. Plus Congress is required by the Constitution to monitor the Fed and this bill allows Congress to do their jobs, unlike in the past.
The Fed has the ability to destroy the American economy by creating inflation. Giving the public the ability to audit the Fed would give us the ability to monitor whether or not they are doing something harmful. At least it would give us a better understanding of why they are doing the things they do.
We don’t have visibility to what the Fed did with the TARP funds. H.R.1207 will show us where the money went. We’re talking trillions of dollars here.
The TARP giveaway is itself unconstitutional. I want to know what other crimes are associated with the TARP giveaway.
Congress is charged by the Constitution to regulate commerce. Specifically “To regulate commerce with foreign nations, and among the several states, and with the Indian tribes.” The Federal reserve controls the money supply which is the medium for commerce between the states. The Constitution literally requires that all states use only gold and silver legal tender saying “[No State shall] ]make any Thing but gold and silver Coin a Tender in Payment of Debts.” If I remember my history correctly, this clause was overrode under the commerce clause because of abuses of gold trading. We switched from a gold and silver standard to something that could be controlled better.
Congress is responsible for controlling this. When it allows the Fed to run loose, and doesn’t monitor its activities, Congress is not regulating commerce.
This bill, H.R.1207 is a step in the right direction. But auditing is something that needs to be done regularly, not just in a specific instance.
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It is a damned if we do, and damned if we don’t.
The reason Bernacke does not want an audit is because a major source of income that is not on the books would be discovered.
The national economy, since 1913, is based upon a Ponzi scheme.
Every “dollar” in circulation is created based upon debt. Congress gives T-securities (bills, bonds, or notes) to the Federal Reserve, and the Fed credits the Treasury’s account with the value of the securities. Voila !!! New fiat money. Congress can spend up to the limit of the account and the Fed will honor the checks.
The problem is that the arrangement obligates the US to pay interest on the principal thus generated. The interest has never been generated. It does not exist. It is impossible to culminate the agreement. The only way the interest can be paid is to generate more principal and pay the interest on the initial securities from the principal on the later securities. It is the classic Ponzi, par excellence.
If a Ponzi scheme does not expand, it totally collapses. Additional expanding at this time, whether the Open Market Committee buys existing securities on the open market or Congress spends more deficit, merely postpones the inevitable collapse.
Mathematical details on the rip-off by the Fed, including how the Fed obtains the ENTIRE VALUE of ALL issued securities (off of the accounting records) is posted at http://www.scribd.com/doc/43482648/rip-off-by-the…
and http://www.scribd.com/doc/43465593/QE2-Rational-C…
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