Ron Paul Questions Ben Bernanke On U.S. Economy

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Makes me wonder ... ( 2 months ago by danlc95)

Makes me wonder what things would be like if the fed had never implemented, in lieu of a gold standard.

Congrats to Dr. ... ( 2 months ago by danlc95)

Congrats to Dr. Paul. Here really should be our president. Anyone who believes you need to study economics at the university level to understand how it works, is a victim of their own ignorance.

Call, write, email ... ( 2 months ago by amdura)

Call, write, email your US Congressman and Representatives.
Do it now and tell them to stop the bailouts. If the Fed and Treasury want to provide "liquidity", then they need to give the money back to the people.
Giving money to failed financial institutions that are going to fail and leave us holding the bag, will bancrupt our country.

we need to make ... ( 1 month ago by MustangTheCat)

we need to make hybrids at a cheap price since no one gets them since there such an ass load of money and if they dont we are gonna go back to b.c. walking everywhere.
we need to forget about gas and start to stop pollution.
were gonna run out of gas soon so yea start pre paring your self
sry for my grammer i am 11

if anybody thinks ... ( 1 month ago by godscuttingyoudown)

if anybody thinks Ron Paul is a savior watch this
watch?v=35c-XIYA2EU

Yes, we should pay ... ( 1 month ago by KaiserinKayz)

Yes, we should pay much more attention to how he moves his hands than how he votes or speaks. Moron.

Benny Bernanke is a ... ( 1 month ago by cmunnny)

Benny Bernanke is a puppet. He got smeared, although he maintained his composure.

dude why didnt ron ... ( 1 month ago by lilaznballaz1022)

dude why didnt ron paul over take mccain, i mean, holy shit, he seems SEEMS better than mccain AND obama in this issue, im REALLY REALLY REALLY! hoping to see him in 2012

if the u.s. as we ... ( 1 month ago by tb0nemusic)

if the u.s. as we know it is still around haha

LOL true ( 1 month ago by lilaznballaz1022)

LOL true

that link dont work ... ( 1 month ago by slimjim6666666666)

that link dont work and besides Im not american but this guy has being saying this for years and if a few more dopes in us listened maybe you wont be in this crisis....I cant vote for Ron Paul but I could if I would..u voted bush in twice??

if hes still alive ... ( 1 month ago by Toronto2245)

if hes still alive by 2012

He will be, but ... ( 1 month ago by julianhpike)

He will be, but will probably not be in office anymore and act more as an adviser. Even though he is as old as McCain he is actually in very good health; 72 and rides a bike almost every day! He is doctor afterall...

Bernanke was ... ( 1 month ago by moviedude111)

Bernanke was sitting there thinking, yup, your right, in a couple of months the whole thing is gonna crash.

you know whats ... ( 1 month ago by killerbee2k)

you know whats really amazing? For over a century we still follow John Maynard Keynes economic policies to a high degree, instead of totally changing to Friedrich Hayek free market economics. Which has proven the to be the most succesfull market system. Milton Friedman proved it, and now Ron Paul is trying to make people aware of it. This is dangerous because the outcome of increased government market regulation is communism and there is no hiding from it.

Al-Qaedas head ... ( 3 weeks ago by yahoovisitor)

Al-Qaedas head Osama Bin Laden votes for McCain to win the US Presidential elections. He expressed his views on a local TV while giving a glimpse of the book hes writing on Al-Qaedas struggle. He declared Bush govt a source of their global publicity though in a negative style. Even then he favored McCain over Obama to win the US elections & Bush policies to carry on. For that would enable him & his group to destroy US economy more easily & destroy the status of USA as a so called super power.

This is about the ... ( 3 weeks ago by yahoovisitor)

This is about the same situation Pakistan is passing thru. Countrys economy is being loaned/sold @ the rate of a common mans life leading to anxiety & flux in all departments of life ensuing in no-investment crisis & every new govt blaming the past for all the hazards & again taking its hands out to beg for more loans. The country is being sold out eventually by parts, with disorder, joblessness, fake inflation, injustice & hypocrisy as the main issues resulting in anarchy & suicide bombing,

Lokk, this is ... ( 3 weeks ago by PCoderch)

Lokk, this is common sense. You can't make money in the same way you can't make a car appear from thin air. Money represents physical wealth. If you produce more money then there is physical wealth, then the value of the money decreases. It is as simple as that. You don't need a PhD in economics to figure this out. The paln of the FED would destroy the U.S once and for all. This is supposed to be a depression, and if the FED pathces this up by printing money, it will evolve into a catastrophy.

The period of 6-18 ... ( 3 weeks ago by yahoovisitor)

The period of 6-18 months for the people to learn the harmful basics seems a joke. As majority of US citizens is educated & aware of the economical crisis. Cheap waged laborers are due to growing global population in search of food. But creating joblessness in USA in search of cheap foreign labor is not the answer. It will burst the economy balloon being patched. The interest rates may be revised to the applicable level. But creating disharmony or joblessness doesnt solve the economical decline

Ron Paul is a smart ... ( 3 weeks ago by RainMan34)

Ron Paul is a smart man... and no one had any answers for him. There was a bit of fear in Bernanke's voice when he was trying to answer the questions, indicating:
a) he knew Ron Paul was right.
b) he knew that we were headed for rough times.

I have a question. ... ( 3 weeks ago by RagnaDarkalus)

I have a question. First, I'm not an expert - far from it to be honest.
It has been anounced here in Brazil that the FED and the brazilian government just made a deal trading billions of dollars in exchange for reais (our currency), theorically to increase the dollar supply here (the first pack being that of a thirty billion dollars). This may seem good to calm down the market here for a while, but don't this happens to lead to exactly what you fear (flooding the world market with dollars)?

One thing I don't ... ( 3 weeks ago by RagnaDarkalus)

One thing I don't get in this mess is that foreigner investors - mainly americans - got their money back away from my country (to supply the demand of dollars there at the US), just for your government to give it all back (basically at no cost for us)?
The benefits for the present are clear, but... I mean, what's in it for you in the long run (or is it not being held on account)?
PS: Sorry any misspelling, not my first language you see

Bernanke could care ... ( 1 week ago by inachu)

Bernanke could care less about people on fixed income.
I want to see Bernanke live on $20,000 a year with no help from anyone and lets see how he makes it without any sort of investing.

it is imperative ... ( 14 hours ago by marykatemcbride)

it is imperative that the government realize once more it's role is to regulate the economy. Hayek had little reverence for altruism; believed we will best serve society by being selfish, and had been reckless in regard to Adam Smith's warnings that our economic endeavors still have a social obligation. right now our markets are amoral. nevertheless, i see this as a balance between individual concerns and a care for communities.
hell yes, we'll have our cake and eat it too.

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