Trapped in debt. Snared in a catch22!

Greetings,    Everything is set for the fall of America. She is number 1 because she has proven herself to be the most deceitful and most wicked of the anglo nations. Being the most deceitful and most wicked, God is now justified in taking her completely out first.    After looking at America,  I compare the fall of America with the fall of ancient Babylon. Her wickedness (sins), is the same as history shows of ancient Babylon. “Babylon is suddenly fallen and the destroyed howl for her; take balm for her pains, if so she may be healed” (Jer. 51:81). What were the sins of ancient Babylon?   America sins are the same as ancient Babylon, only America’s sins are more numerous and far greater. The sins of America are terrible. The whole world of leaders are confounded. They are engulfed in derision.    Every move they make in an effort to extricate themselves from divine judgment , turns out to be another nail in their coffin of death. So at every turn, they are being met with divine opposition.   In words, “The powerful, rich world of Christianity, especially America, is made to seem as immovable as the mountains. But it is not impossible to remove mountains; they can be removed by high explosives. So wealth and power also can be reduced to nothing.    We are now living in the judgment, or doom, of the white man’s world. Preparations have been made to meet every effort by the white man to oppose the beginning and setting up of Allah’s new world of righteousness (Islam.)”–pg.44(tfoa)

    The Fed’s Double-Bind – The Fed will blow up the economy if it continues money-pumping, but it will choke off the fragile recovery if it cuts back its money-pumping

 Source: http://investmentwatchblog.com   

 

by Charles Hugh-Smith of OfTwoMinds blog, he Fed will blow up the economy if it continues money-pumping, but it will choke off the fragile recovery if it cuts back its money-pumping. The Federal Reserve is in a classic double-bind: as its policies to boost growth bear fruit, interest rates rise, threatening the very recovery the Fed has lavished trillions of dollars of quantitative easing (QE) to generate. Higher growth naturally leads to higher interest rates, which then choke off growth. The Fed’s goal was a self-sustaining recovery, in which growth reaches “escape velocity,” i.e. is strong enough to support higher interest rates. But the pursuit of that goal via trillions of dollars of asset purchases has inflated asset bubbles in stocks and real estate. The Fed’s goal was to push speculative and institutional money into risk assets such as stocks, generating a “wealth effect” that was supposed to spill over into the real economy via higher borrowing and spending. The pursuit of “the wealth effect” via inflating asset bubbles has created another double-bind: now that markets have become dependent on Fed money and liquidity pumping, the Fed cannot reduce its QE money-pump (currently $1 trillion a year) without tipping the stock market into free-fall. If the Fed continues its massive monetary easing programs, asset bubbles will only inflate to speculative extremes, to the point where violent bursting becomes a matter not of “if” but of “when.” (This is also known as “the music stopping.”) If the Fed cuts back its money-pumping and asset purchases, interest rates will rise, as interest rates will seek a market level that isn’t pushed to near-zero by the Fed’s financial repression. Higher rates will choke off tepid Fed-induced growth. We already see home refinancing rates plummeting to 2009 recessionary levels. So the Fed risks blowing asset bubbles that will devastate the economy if it continues the QE pumping, but it risks killing the tepid recovery if it cuts back its pumping. Darned if you do, darned if you don’t. Put another way: if growth is needed to boost corporate sales and profits, but growth leads to higher interest rates and reduced central-bank suppport of markets, this is a double-bind with no exit. Read more at http://investmentwatchblog.com/the-feds-double-bind-the-fed-will-blow-up-the-economy-if-it-continues-money-pumping-but-it-will-choke-off-the-fragile-recovery-if-it-cuts-back-its-money-pumping/#Kx6t41BAO6uWrFu9.99