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Bank Of America Guts Audit The Fed Bill

Unread postby mattduke » Sun 01 Nov 2009, 10:14:17

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'P')aul, a member of the House Financial Services Committee, said Mel Watt, a Democrat from North Carolina, has eliminated “just about everything” while preparing the legislation for formal consideration. Watt is chairman of the panel’s domestic monetary policy and technology subcommittee.

Keith Kelly, a spokesman for Watt, declined to comment and said Watt wasn’t immediately available for an interview. Watt’s district includes Charlotte, headquarters of Bank of America Corp., the biggest U.S. lender.


http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid= ... c2o1ijLRno

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'I')n 2003 Watt vehemently opposed efforts by the George W. Bush administration and Congressional Republicans to increase regulatory oversight of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.


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Re: Bank Of America Guts Audit The Fed Bill

Unread postby mcgowanjm » Sun 01 Nov 2009, 11:03:24

From jrdeputyaccountant on auditing the Fed:

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')So the Fed is trying to sell us the car and tell us the only thing that matters is that the gas tank is full.

What good is HR 1207 going to do?



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')Any audit of the Fed would reveal only as much or as little as the "Manual" permits. That precious Fed independence apparently also means that they are independent to determine their own accounting rules. But they can still point out that they are being transparent in providing this information, some of it is familiar and not all that whacked out as far as the fundamentals of accounting are concerned.

So nice try, kids, and I'm glad to see the Republicans bonded together for this, and I cannot begin to tell you how happy I am to see these issues gaining very obvious public attention but we have a long way to go.

Back to square one: who will regulate the regulators?


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Re: Bank Of America Guts Audit The Fed Bill

Unread postby pablonite » Sun 21 Feb 2010, 18:50:00

Hopefully everyone moves on to the solutions quickly instead of getting stuck playing a game you know you are going to lose. The Fed is a fraud, of course they don't want to be audited and can easily prevent it. They have been writing the rules of the game for almost 100 years now.

The headline story is that the Federal Reserve is a fraud that started with the conspiracy on Jekyll Island. Period. I like Ron Paul and he could be some real hope and change but the majority of people need to get the basic understanding down first.

It will be too easy to label it as a malfunctioning system with good intent that just needs some repairs if we choose any other description.

Ellen Brown has long been over the initial shock and has been looking for solutions...

http://globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=17732
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'S')olution to the Credit Crisis? The Campaign for State-owned Banks

While bank bailouts fatten Wall Street, states continue to battle the credit crisis. In the search for innovative solutions, some political candidates are proposing that states generate their own credit by setting up their own banks.

State budgets for 2010 face the largest shortfalls on record, totaling $194 billion or 28 percent of state budgets; and 2011 is expected to be worse...

...In Oregon, Bill Bradbury has included a state bank platform in his bid for governor. Bradbury, a Democrat, was formerly secretary of state and has been endorsed by former Vice President Al Gore. His website declares:

“It is time to put Oregonians back to work. It is also time to declare economic sovereignty from the multi-national banks that in large part are responsible for much of our current economic crisis. We can achieve these two goals by creating our own bank.”...

Well, I don't really give a flying hooey about Al gores endorsement but whatever...anything will be better than the current arrangement which is about to collapsed and ih history is any indication it may be engineered. This fear of collapse, real and imagined, will be used to paralyze most of the population from the neck up into inaction. It will be interesting...
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