“The Largest Injection Of Liquidity In The History Of Man In Only Two Days."

“The Largest Injection Of Liquidity In The History Of Man In Only Two Days."
WAR OVER CONTROL OF USA AND BANKRUPTING OF YOUR OWN FINANCES
CHALLENGE & RESPONSE

Part I: The Challenge

Our Nation is in serious trouble, in many ways, from Iraq, loss of jobs, healthcare, ‘election extegrity’, lack of guts and leadership from people we elected…. and the bottom line … we are at WAR!

Central banks pumped into world markets 300 BILLION of Dollar liquidity. According to Jim Sinclair (http://www.jsmineset.com/) this represents “The Largest Injection Of Liquidity In The History Of Man In Only Two Days."
Jim calls it the “BIG KAHUNA!!!

“World Central Banks are admitting to a $300 billion liquidity injection, so it must be much higher. This type of injection over what has now been three days is so unprecedented that it is not because a few hedge funds have gone broke. This is a full-blown meltdown in OTC derivatives.

This is certain because of the worldwide liquidity injection by almost every major and some minor nations. That is also unprecedented.

This injection of liquidity will reverberate around the globe for years to come as inflationary and dollar damaging beyond your wildest imagination. This is so big that there has to be many financial institutions in big trouble.”
Reuters reported click here “Central banks around the globe pumped billions of dollars into banking systems on Friday in a concerted effort to beat back a widening credit crisis, and they pledged to do more if needed.

In all, central banks in Europe, Asia and North America have pumped out more than $300 billion over 48 hours in an effort to keep money flowing through the arteries of the global financial system, hoping to prevent a credit market seizure that could imperil economies.

In a rare statement of reassurance that underlined the seriousness with which it views the current bout of market stress, the U.S. Federal Reserve said it would provide cash as needed to ensure markets functioned smoothly. The statement was the first of its kind since September 11, 2001, when terror attacks brought the U.S. financial system to a virtual halt.

"Ben Bernanke must feel like the captain of the Titanic," said Sherry Cooper, chief economist at BMO Capital Markets in Toronto, referring to the Fed chairman. "He knows the ship has hit an iceberg but, through the dark and fog, can't see how bad the damage is."

The Fed conducted three separate operations on Friday, pumping a total of $38 billion into the banking system, the largest amount for any single day since September 19, 2001.”

Yup, this huge bail out calmed things…. for now…but please stop and think, just how long can this “game” go on?

As Reuters ended their report “While the central banks' concerted actions in injecting money appeared to be having some calming effect, no one thought the credit market crisis was near played out.

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