Eddie's Speech

Gogo Mr. President -- free the people, cut Wall Street, start us over. Money Supply = GDP.

This is the article: cut the top off the pyramid.

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-07-22/chart-day-how-much-us-gdp-growth-thanks-fed

Occupy vs. the Federal Reserve.
Supporting documents :)

As it turns out, on the edge or in general you can live with or without capitalism.

There can be a large amount of people that want to opt out, and should be free [from capitalism, government] to live that alternative.

This solution doesn't apply to those people.

This solution applies to those who are still in the slave-token system, and choose to be.
Not sure what will happen to Wall Street? This will happen:

Obummer, +/or the Federal Reserve, will reduce the U.S. money supply from the Federal Reserve and Banks, Wall St., and the 1%.
By my estimate, this should be a large reduction.

Super-relevant thinking links:

When Capitalism becomes so oppressive that we no longer wish to participate in it,
http://dollarvigilante.com/blog/2013/5/27/ayn-rands-vision-of-galts-gulch-has-become-reality-as-of-tod.html < so it's like libertarian vision but not exactly, more like Noam Chomsky's anarchy.

http://www.alternet.org/civil-liberties/noam-chomsky-kind-anarchism-i-believe-and-whats-wrong-libertarians

http://eddieche.deviantart.com/art/Occupy-Anticapitalism-374282263

http://anastasiakinsdomains.com/e-m-che/ & also http://payitforwardanastasia.org/eddie-che/

HELLA!

Money Masters - It's really dated looking, but full of good info:

and Chris Hedges - http://www.c-spanvideo.org/program/303072-1

and Vice - http://topdocumentaryfilms.com/vice-guide-travel-north-korea/ and

http://www.vice.com/video

and http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/

Power up. "Here was a remedy for the despair that could be seen just beyond the Yard. It did not overtthrow the system but saved it. To the non-revolutionary, it seemed too good to be true. To the occasional revolutionary, it was. 58.

The old economics was still taught by day. But in the evening, and almost every evening from 1836 on, almost everyone discussed Keynes.

Could you reduce the money supply?

"Despite concern about Congress, the Administration's economic team is reasonably confident that fiscal policy will be firm enough this year to keep the policy of over-all restraint on track."

-->>>>> GOVERNMENT CUTS THE FAT

Get rid of large amounts of the industrial military sector. Guns and ammunition acquisition should be minimal. Less FDI and frontline military support to Israel.

Federal funds: interbank Federal Reserve Board.
New economic idea was introduced to government from here.

Military industrial system could be 1/2 and, just about equal with all other countries combined.

Add with this the Federal Reserve.

For the media/PR:

Industrial sector much less (not) affected by high interest rates. (Industry can pay the bill + pass it on to its customers in the form of higher prices.)

Housing market virtually collapses (collapsed already) because of high credit costs.

"Not often have important new ideas on economics entered a government by way of its central bank." 57. FRB, 1934, Keynes, Eccles/Currie

Controlling money and credit in the Economy.... Interest rates, credit costs.

If we regulate credit properly the money supply will take care of itself. NYT Feb 9, 1970.


-->>>>> GOVERNMENT CUTS THE FAT
Need american price level.
Consumer price index
Industrial wholesale prices (balancing increases w/ decreases
national purge
all of these will be managed by the market.

Need M1 and M2 supplies: Currency in circulation + demand deposits (checking accounts) +

FEDERAL RESERVE BANK NUMBERS:

Federal reserve plan is stale: http://money.cnn.com/2013/05/21/news/economy/dudley-federal-reserve/index.html

Allan Hubbard, Assistant to the President for Economic Policy and Director, National Economic Council

New York Federal Reserve President William Dudley said the central bank's current plan for unwinding its stimulus program is "stale."
NEW YORK (CNNMoney)

The Federal Reserve had a plan to unwind its controversial stimulus program, but now that plan is "stale," the head of the New York Fed said Tuesday.