"The key objectives remain, first, the continuous pursuit of the inflation target to maintain economic stability and, second, ensuring that the financial system continues to function effectively, including the proper pricing of risk."I can't believe that ****ing England gets it and we do not.
"He said the uncertainty in credit markets would last longer than the turmoil that followed the Asian crisis and the Russian default of the 1990s or the Latin American debt crisis of the 1980s."The "uncertainty" is going to last longer because you and your buddies at The Fed are trying to bail out your Pigmen friends! The problem here is that in the process of dicking around you are imperiling the entire American economy - and not just in terms of a recession either - a potential full-on DEPRESSION.

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