Federal reserve. Money laundering?

[kawilt]

Did the Federal Reserve Launder $141 Billion Dollars Through Belgium to Hide Massive Increase In Quantitative Easing?
By Washington's Blog

Did the Fed Take Drastic and Covert Action to Hide a Large Country Dumping U.S. Bonds?
That’s what former Assistant Treasury Secretary and Wall Street Journal editor Paul Craig Roberts alleges:
Is the Fed “tapering”? Did the Fed really cut its bond purchases during the three month period November 2013 through January 2014?
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From November 2013 through January 2014 Belgium with a GDP of $480 billion purchased $141.2 billion of US Treasury bonds. Somehow Belgium came up with enough money to allocate during a 3-month period 29 percent of its annual GDP to the purchase of US Treasury bonds.
Certainly Belgium did not have a budget surplus of $141.2 billion. Was Belgium running a trade surplus during a 3-month period equal to 29 percent of Belgium GDP?
No, Belgium’s trade and current accounts are in deficit.
Did Belgium’s central bank print $141.2 billion worth of euros in order to make the purchase?
No, Belgium is a member of the euro system, and its central bank cannot increase the money supply.
So where did the $141.2 billion come from?
There is only one source. The money came from the US Federal Reserve, and the purchase was laundered through Belgium in order to hide the fact that actual Federal Reserve bond purchases during November 2013 through January 2014 were $112 billion per month.
In other words, during those 3 months there was a sharp rise in bond purchases by the Fed. The Fed’s actual bond purchases for those three months are $27 billion per month above the original $85 billion monthly purchase and $47 billion above the official $65 billion monthly purchase at that time.
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Why did the Federal Reserve have to purchase so many bonds above the announced amounts and why did the Fed have to launder and hide the purchase?
Some country or countries, unknown at this time, for reasons we do not know dumped $104 billion in Treasuries in one week

 

[LW64]

Russia/Putin, in anticipation/response to sanctions he knew would come when he moved on Crimea.

 

[flenser]

Or when he moved against the Petrodollar.

 

[Voltrader]

I wish I could send you guys over to my blog I wrote on this back in February.

Basically since March of 2009(start of QE) the fed has moved over 1 trillion dollars into European central banks. This money has been used threw the Euro/Jpy carry trade to buy risk assets in U.S. stock market over the past few years BTW this trade has been unwinding most of this year because the money is now being used to purchase bonds.

For the fed though it has been a buffer to be able to call upon these dollars to purchase US backed bonds when the Fed began its taper to keep interest rates in check or from rising to quickly in a "un-taper" environment. Also to protect bond rates from large Chinese redemptions that have happened in January of this year.

This is a huge ponzi scheme, money manipulation. whatever you want to call it but yes it is all about the shuffling of paper. The good thing is for now if you are a US resident the Fed seems to be Chief Game manipulator right now.

There is still huge Fed balance sheet that has to be redistributed at some point that is where they will leverage even more of the European banks money that was given to them. Very typical of a fiat money system they are just trying to get by long enough so they can be in control of the reset.

Look at historical currency resets at what is involved none of this is new just that the plan is QE it is suppose to be the peaceful answer to a reset a form of NWO we will just have to wait and see because the next reset will come in under the flag off peace. Historically it has come in under war.

FYI talk of war and Putin have helped the Fed..... bonds are a risk off asset and is where institutions go to hide to protect money from volatile times therefore keeping rates down.

Dangerous game and there are many factors that can unravel the Feds plan.

 

[LW64]

What blog? PM me. I remember reading about that a while back.

I think the Fed really does not know what the fuck it's doing. We've never been where we are now. Never. Ever. That is made doubly dangerous because the Fed actually believes its own bullshit.

 

[flenser]

Voltrader, I wouldn't mind a look at your blog either - if you're OK with that. Agree with LW64, though. The Fed's history reads like one long series of fuck ups. Their only real success was Jekyll island.

 

[Voltrader]

Yes and yes you both are correct. the fed thinks it has a plan and yes the plan won't work and considering the size and historical proportions of what they have done. I have serious concerns on how this will end. as far as the blog let me think about that just for a sec I like my anonymity but I really have no reason not to trust either one of you. which reminds me I haven't done an entry in there in a while and next week I move to video blogs.

 

[LW64]

I have serious concerns on how this will end.

That's one of those 'good news/bad news' things.

I am relieved that I am not alone, but...

I am also scared shitless that what I think will happen might be right.

 

[flenser]

Heh, I still have some "End The Fed" stickers from my activist days.