Plundering the Crisis Economy with John Titus
Update: 2024-10-10
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In this episode, Whitney, along with UH contributor Mark Goodwin, talk to John Titus about the recent US economic crises, the role of BlackRock on US fiscal policy during crisis events, and the brazen criminality of Wall Street and how deeply corrupted financial institutions enable their plunder of taxpayer wealth.
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Originally published 10/04/24.
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Paulson knew the assets were bad. everyone with some intelligence knew. These assets were shamefully regulated into existence by gubmit policy. that doesn't absolve the bad actors who were dealt a bad hand by gubmit dictate from liquidating this gubmit mandated garbage. yea gubmit created the problem that a newly grown and larger gubmit saved us from. Sound familiar?
You cover 'private' entities spying on us citizens as proxy for the federal gubmit which is obviously true. You failed to address international gubmits via 5 eyes supposedly spying on each other's citizens giving plausiblity for each gubmit spying on their own. Clear and prominent case 2015.
Wow! Starting to become concerned with this one.What you assign to Nixon in the final departure of the gold standard is actually the Nixon executed result of LBJ's warlust in Vietnam combined with his great society boondoggle that JFK would've never allowed had he not been assisinated. The US was called out by foreign depositers that there weren't enough gold reserves to cover the dollars being printed to meet these excessive expenditures. Now we got excess spending with negative reserves. Wow!
I do think it likely federal law enforcement and intelligence services have, with the intent of leveraging upon need of coercion, maintained incriminating data on prominent individuals in positions to access power for quite some time. (Nowadays they likely maintain a humiliation file for public display if needed on everyone of us.) Only way some of these unexplainable results could have come about.
Hadn't made it through the entire podcast completely yet. While the mechanism you describe by creating money through debt is accurate. I find it odd that you assign the inflation spike on bad actors dealing in 100s of millions or even a billion dollars while completely ignoring the trillions pilfered and squandered through rent-seeking recycling programs as "build back better" and the even larger misnomer "inflation reduction act". Hopefully you address this later in the podcast?