Icon couple of bailout questions
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Green Mtn (view)

excerpted from: Were Legislators Threatened with Martial Law?

I have one question I’ve not seen answered so far. If the credit markets really are “seized up” as so many claim, why aren’t interest rates going up? Interest rates are the cost of credit, the cost of borrowing money. If the supply of credit is drying up, interest rates should be skyrocketing. And they’re not.

Okay, I have a second question. Since the financing of this $700 billion will almost certainly come from issuing more debt in the form of treasury bills, how does that help with credit liquidity? It should do the opposite because that’s $700 billion less money available to others besides the government in the credit markets.

http://anomalynews.com/

some interesting video clips
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