Forum Post: Is Anyone Serious Here? No Discussion of the GAO report on the Fed today
Posted 12 years ago on Oct. 19, 2011, 4:53 p.m. EST by DevilDog
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this is SOLID FACTUAL information that could be used to boost the OWS cause
it should be spread around and shoved in the face of the country
Thank you monetizing. Im not trying to berate people here....but come on......this is solid information that proves our case regarding banks and wall street....I just dont understand some of you
.politico.com/news/stories/1011/66365.html
bear in mind this report about the fed is a slice of whats going on there...so much is secret
http://www.politico.com/news/stories/1011/66365.html
I included it in a post earlier. Keep spreading the word!
You need to stop responding to trolls, Stop discussing stupid crap. Look at what I just gave you. THINK about how you can get this INFORMATION to people OUTSIDE occupy wall street...We can bring more people over to us but not if we aren't focused. Please.
Listen, seriously, people, anyone who CARES about occupy wall street...please
Please get serious, stop the nonsense. Here we have a report which could persuade those outside of OWS to see how right we are
Stop the trivial bs discussions. Focus on things like this.
http://www.politico.com/news/stories/1011/66365.html
WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- Responding to criticism of the Federal Reserve for the number of director-affiliated banks that participated in emergency lending programs during the financial crisis, the Government Accountability Office on Wednesday called on the central bank to take four steps: broaden their pools of potential candidates for directors, clearly document the roles of the directors, adopt a process for regional banks to grant rule waivers, and publish key governance documents. In a letter back to the GAO, the Fed said it will look to broaden the pool, consider ways to amend bylaws to make director roles clearer, will consider publishing any granted waivers and will post governance documents online. Sen. Bernie Sanders, the Vermont Independent who requested the report, said it shows that "the most powerful entity in the United States is riddled with conflicts of interest."
pls send me a link ty for bringing awareness
http://www.factcheck.org/2008/03/federal-reserve-bank-ownership/
Is it news to you that THE FED is not a government entity as much as it is a conglomerate of affiliated and privately owned banks?
link? common man throw me a bone.