The Federal Reserve Has No Idea What’s Happened To The Money

By Wednesday May 20, 2009


House Democrat Alan Grayson vs Elizabeth Coleman, Inspector General of the Federal Reserve.

Incompetence, a little help for their friends or ???? Amazing.



53 Comments
  1. AC_in_Mich says:
    5/21/2009 at 11:41 am

    Dang – all these responses and no mention of Jekyll Island.

    Even ignoring all of the conspiracy wackos, it should be a requirement to read some history about the inception of the Federal reserve.

    Unfortunately, we live in a nation of sheople, content to let the masters decide their course

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  2. Patrick says:
    5/21/2009 at 12:12 pm

    #41, I’m sure that all here who have mentioned the FED are aware of its history. I’m more concerned with those who are clueless as to its nature and the catastrophe it has caused with our economy.

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  3. Li says:
    5/21/2009 at 3:10 pm

    So, these trillions, on top of the 4 trillion that the NY FED lost, the 10 trillion or so DOD lost, and the several trillion that various cabinet departments have lost. . .you know, if we found all that money, it would be very helpful!

    What, exactly, could they be using that money for? Underground cities? A space fleet? Genetically engineered super hookers? What?!

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  4. LibertyLover says:
    5/21/2009 at 3:39 pm

    #40, One thing I surely don’t want is a constitution written to support mob interests.

    Personally, I think we just need to go back to the basics. They’re in the existing one. We need to have an honest look at what is meant by it instead of what loopholes exist to be exploited. Dreamland, I know.

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  5. ECA says:
    5/21/2009 at 4:18 pm

    43, and the missing funds from IRAQ, the missing funds and corruption from Hurricane damage in Louisiana.

    44,
    WE ARE THE MOB, and havnt been doing our JOBS, watching over OUR interests to make SURE things get done..

    40,
    Get your gun and lets go..

    For all the CUT, services over the last 12+ years, have taxes gone down??
    I thought it funny, that prices: food, beer, cigs, have all gone up during the wars.
    OIL was supposed to pay for the war, and we STILL borrowed money from China..

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  6. Two to the Head says:
    5/21/2009 at 7:41 pm

    #33 Palin is Alfred1′s wet dream… lol

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  7. deowll says:
    5/21/2009 at 10:51 pm

    $30,000 per person and they might has well have dumped it out of an airplane. They don’t even have a clue how much has been lost, stolen, or just misplaced to the degree nobody will ever locate it.

    Our government in action and no this is not Bush’s watch so don’t bother bringing him up.

    I would weep for my country and how poorly it being run but it wouldn’t help.

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  8. Glenn E. says:
    5/22/2009 at 1:47 am

    Don’t blame just the DEMs for this mess. Most of it happened during Bush’s reign. And with the blessings of most of the GOP. All this proves is that party affiliation doesn’t matter. They are all willing to be bought (cheap) by special interests. And screw the taxpayers, in violation of their oath of office. Which I guess doesn’t count the same way as a military oath, I once took. No punishment for them. Because they keep the records, and shred them whenever its convenient to cover up for themselves.

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  9. JimD says:
    5/22/2009 at 2:39 am

    Just like Doritos, the Fed says:

    “Don’t worry, we’ll make more!!!”

    Todays US Dollar is worth about a Nickel compared to the ’60s …

    What is your salary in ’60s dollars ?

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  10. audion says:
    5/22/2009 at 7:59 am

    The money? It’s in my other pants…

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  11. wumpus says:
    5/22/2009 at 10:14 am

    Stuffed Suit,”I’m sorry could you please repeat the question.”
    Upset Guy, “Where is our damn money?”
    “Oh, that money.. I will gladly pay you Tuesday for a trillion $ today.”

    Good thing I learned how to speak mandarin in college — time to cash in for some yen.

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  12. ECA says:
    5/22/2009 at 10:28 am

    49,
    WELL, I know it in the 70′s was about $1.32, WHICH was good money.
    If you figure $0.10-$0.25 per comic.
    A paperback cost $0.75-$1.

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  13. Ken in Berkeley says:
    5/23/2009 at 12:00 pm

    And she is still the inspector general of the federal reserve because why?????

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