And, in this time of uncertainty, people are rightly asking politicians: what’s your plan?

Demand economics (or “go shopping” economics) is bad enough – without the whole thing being based on credit bubble debt pyramids.

At least the ex head of NASDAQ (spelling alert) admits he is a crook (a fifty billion Dollar crook – quite small really). The fractional reserve bankers (and the government/Bank of Enland which pushes their activities) hide behind the formally “legal” nature of their antics.

It could be argued that giving the money to the government is keeping it in the economy.Now those bozos really do know how to spend.”

Oh get it, so do you prefer to have money in State than in companies and or people? I suppose you are one of those apparatchiks…

You don’t need to see M3 to be nervous. The M1 numbers are huge. Staggering. When US banks start lending against that base money we’ll see dollar inflation like we’ve never seen.

We are all the economy cherub.

“Even if the money is staying in companies that is money in economy.”

But the whole idea was to get us spending again,not give companies a nice little windfall.

It could be argued that giving the money to the government is keeping it in the economy.Now those bozos really do know how to spend.

The Germans are locked into the Euro – which has followed a more expansionary policy that they would have wished.

However, American policy (endless bailouts – mostly financed by the Federal Reserve system) is surely worse than that followed by the Euro Central Bank (I say “surely”, rather than quoting stats, because, as Ron Paul noted some years ago, the American government does not publish M3 expansion numbers).

As for British policy:

The Monetary policy of the Bank of England and the fiscal policy of the Treasury, are insane.