Debt Rattle February 17 2016
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[See the full post at: Debt Rattle February 17 2016]The kindly mild mannered Bernanke’s goal was always to inflate assets, stop. That is what makes Americas elites strong which in turn makes America strong. That’s all there is.
Greeks and Turks are like oil and water. The article however misses the point. Greece was expendable and is now a meaningless place with some nice coastal areas the 1% can buy. Meanwhile Turkey is our partner in the long term goals of rendering Russia meaningless and poor, Iran the same, while trying to get some kind of grasp on the shattering Middle East and the Levant. It”s all part the fluid strategies to have another American century.
Hahahaha….. all one can do is laugh. Better for the body than crying….. !!
https://www.bbc.com/news/business-35591578
I wonder if his name is pronounced Cash-Carry?? As for the Neel…..say no more !
VisionHawk – yes, Neel Kashkari is pronounced “cash-carry”. Struck me funny too the first time I heard it. At 42 years of age, the guy has been everywhere: Goldman Sachs, head of TARP, Pimco, ran for Governor of California, and now is President and CEO of Minneapolis Fed. Wow! Just wow!
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