Michael
http://www.nutritional-supplements-review.net

I strongly believe we need a federal reserve audit. The recent stock market action suggests to me the federal reserve is intervening in a free and open market. I believe the biggest beneficiary of this TRILLION DOLLAR stock market move in a couple of weeks was Goldman Sachs. Goldman Sachs sells derivatives in our equity markets its apparent that Goldman Sachs Has Total Control Over our stock market using the unlimited capital available from the federal reserve. I believe Goldman Sachs doesn't have the best interest of our markets. They are misusing the federal reserve to manipulate the stock market and making huge 100 BILLION DOLLAR profits THIS IS ILLEGAL people expect our government to obey the laws just like citizen. Also this manipulation without regards for cost continues to put our government and the people more and more in debt

JUST THE FACT GOLDMAN SACHS HAS HAD SUCH IMPOSSIBLE SUCCESS AT TRADING IS ALL THE PROOF OUR GOVERNMENT NEEDS TO KNOW TO PROVE MANIPULATION!!!!!!

AUDIT THE FEDERAL RESERVE

http://www.auditthefed.com/

Imagine controlling the Federal Reserve portfolio of commodities and equities. TO DO WITH AS YOU PLEASE!!!!!!!

So on the one hand, if the Fed is creating and loaning money to banks, government, etc. it causes inflation and hurts those who hold US dollars. BUT the interest earned by the Fed is credited to the taxpayers.

If it is foreigners loaning money to banks or the government, it doesn't cause inflation, but, of course, the interest goes out of the country, so our supply of dollars here in the US shrinks as the supply of dollars outside the US grows.

My understanding is that when the Fed is paid back, any interest made is given to the US Treasury. (Wouldn't be fair for the Fed to keep interest on money it just created out of nothing). Also, keeps liquidity in the system, if the Fed was always paid back more than it created, the money supply would shrink. When the principle portion of the loan is paid back to the Fed, it is destroyed – or more likely, used to purchase more US government bonds.