When will the Federal Reserve come right out and admit that all of the money

[whistle]

....the hundreds of billions of dollars of new money at low interest they have dumped into the Central Banks have done absolutely noting to help bring the U.S. economy back, but has been used exclusively to bail out the those Central Banks and has only resulted in inflationary speculation by those institutions in commodities speculation and investment bargain hunting?

[Rick Myers]

1. Truth??? You want the Truth???

They are all PREDATORS. The whole scam is collapsing...

[whistle]

9. That is true

[stellanoir]

2. the fed is illegal to start with.

just saying

[Catch22Dem]

5. Thomas? Thomas Jefferson? Is that you?

:D

[Adsos Letter]

6. lol...!

:spray: (sorry)

[TomInTib]

3. I'll tell ya when. Never.

They are flinging paper at fire.

[rateyes]

4. Never.

[papau]

7. ? - the Fed restored normal pricing by ending forced sales via their LOANS - what money dump are you

referring to - I have not seen M1, M2 numbers showing any increase due to a "dump".

[whistle]

10. You mean that you believe those numbers?

http://www.federalreserve.gov/releases/h6/hist/h6hist1.txt

[alittlelark]

8. They will admit it when B*sh admits he is a sociopathic monkey.

B*sh gets to go 1st.

[roamer65]

11. Which banks are you talking about?

The Federal Reserve is our only central bank. They have been loaning ultra cheap dollars to domestic member banks (i.e JP Morgan Chase, Citibank) and to other nations central banks (i.e ECB, SNB, BoE and Bank of Canada).

As far as admitting monetary inflation? Never will happen. That's why they discontinued the M3 money supply reporting about 2 years back. Currently M3 money supply growth is the highest in our history.

http://www.shadowstats.com/alternate_data

When all of these dollars start to wash through the system, I expect a hyperinflationary depression beginning in 2009 or 2010.

[Selatius]

12. The Federal Reserve has abandoned the inflation fight in favor of bailing out the banks.

Without pumping credit into these banks, others besides Bear Stearns could have collapsed.