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Fed To Take Propaganda To The Schoolroom: Will Teach Grade 8-12 Students About Constitutionality Of... The Fed
Back in September we noted a peculiar RFP by the Fed which sought to become a secret 'big brother' to the social media world, and to "monitor billions of conversations and generate text analytics based on predefined criteria." The Fed's desired product should be able to "determine the sentiment of a speaker or writer with respect to some topic or document"... "The solution must be able to gather data from the primary social media platforms – Facebook, Twitter, Blogs, Forums and YouTube. It should also be able to aggregate data from various media outlets such as: CNN, WSJ, Factiva etc." Most importantly, the "Listening Platform" should be able to "Handle crisis situations, Continuously monitor conversations, and Identify and reach out to key bloggers and influencers." While it is unclear just how successful the Fed has been in eavesdropping on various critical blogs, and divining "sentiment", it now appears that the propaganda masters at the Office of Central Planning have decided to go for young American minds while they are still pliable. It appears that as part of its reenactment of Goebbels "economic education" curriculum, the Fed will now directly appeal to K 8-12 student, in which it will elucidate on the premise of "Constitutionality of a Central Bank." You know - just in case said young (and soon to be very unemployed) minds get ideas that heaven forbid, the master bank running the US is not exactly constitutional - you know, that whole thing between Andrew Jackson and the Second Bank of the United States...
And in case one is wondering what dogmatic propaganda their childredn will be filled with, here is tje course outline.
Lesson Description
The Constitution of the United States outlines the basic principles of the U.S. government. This lesson focuses on the express and implied powers of Congress and the power of the Supreme Court to decide whether a law is unconstitutional. In this lesson, students learn about McCulloch v. Maryland, a case decided in 1819 over (1) whether the state of Maryland had the right to tax the Second Bank of the United States and (2) whether Congress had violated the Constitution in establishing the Bank. Students also review the expressed powers of Congress identified in the Constitution and analyze how Congress implements the necessary and proper (elastic) clause to enact its expressed powers. Finally, students use their knowledge of McCulloch v. Maryland and the necessary and proper clause to consider the constitutionality of the Federal Reserve System.
Expressed powers
Federal Reserve Act
Fiat money
Implied powers
Necessary and proper (elastic) clause
Value of money [ZH: lol]
Students will:
- define expressed powers, implied powers, precedent, fiat money, the Federal Reserve Act, the necessary and proper (elastic) clause, and the value of money;
- cite examples of the expressed powers granted to Congress in Article 1, Section 8 of the Constitution;
- explain the meaning of the necessary and proper (elastic) clause;
- explain the significance of the McCulloch vs. Maryland Supreme Court case; and
- give examples of the implied powers necessary to implement various expressed powers.
Yet the oddest thing about the lesson plan is visual #4. It speaks for itself:
Well thanks for the warning...
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If they can slip this in with an episode of Dancing with the Stars, or those fat Kardashians, they would have more viewers.
We are all 8th graders now.
Bernanke... "Are you smarter than a 5th grader"?
How thin air creates Money
Anyone hateful enough to send their children to public school deserves it. Fuck em.
Or stupid enough. It's a vicious self-reinforcing cycle I suppose. Public schools raise idiots who, in our age of Idiocracy, become "parents", and send their children off to become idiots as well.
Ya CM has a way of saying some really weird radical shit and then eventually one begins to realize he's got a lot of good insights.
I understand you are married to a teacher, I'm know there are many caring teachers and education is important, but step back for a second, take away the emotion and think about school (I went in the 80s) and what it was you really learned. A few good teachers aside the whole process is a big indoctrination camp to weed out the good little conformist worker bees from the trouble makers.
I payed attention, had good and bad experiences, tossed out BS and kept the knowledge. You get what you put in, the value is there, you have to claim your knowledge as power.
Oh really? Then why don't you explain why we have to buy a banker three houses for every one we get. How is it that they never print the interest? Is usury payable? And what about those usury rate/ home foreclosure curves?
My twelve year old home schooled kid says you misspelled "paid". Three cheers for public education!
Hateful is accurate but has connotations different from the word I would use ... You are APATHETIC if you send your kids to public school in the USA.
At best, guilty of gross negligence and reckless endangerment. At worst, guilty of felony child abuse and enslavement.
Edjemukate y'allsellvs.
Anyone hateful enough to send their children to public school deserves it. Fuck em.
You are 100% right on the evils of guv indoctrination centers (aka, guv schools). But...
Please remember that most people are ignorant, scared, confused and easily overcome by inertia.That's not "okay," but it doesn't make them hateful either.
Balance is precious.
Home school!
Reloading 101
Living off the Land 101
In the morning the kids can watch Hickock45 videos. He is a teacher, after all.
Khan Academy to fill in any missing links.
The "K" in the title is probably a misunderstanding; K means "kindergarten" I guess most people don't know that "K-12" means "all grades from kindergarten thru senior year high school"
I think the author meant "Grades 8-12" for the title, which makes more sense for a topic like central banking.
BTW, who besides me thinks that maybe the Fed is also trying to recruit more college-bound students into careers in finances and banking? One wonders if perhaps there has been a huge drop off in money majors of late ...
Wouldn't they have to recognize the legitimacy of the Constitution in its entirety to even begin to make this argument. A document that the United States hasn't honored in 150 years. Not to mention the legal tender of the U.S. according to the constitution is measured in gold and silver. Seems like kind of a weak argument to me.
They don't actually read the Constitution itself in school. They just discuss "constitutionality" of private organizations like the Fed.
An extremely defensive position. I am amazed at how paranoid the CB has become. Even though they provide price controls on our most basic commodity (currency and credit) they seem to think their position is perilous. Personally, I think this is a good thing, as responsible parents will be able to discuss this with their student children, perhaps offering an opposing point of view. In a legal sence, you are not allowed to cross examine (the FED) without them first broaching the subject of their, perhaps tenuous, legal position.
Along with the sucsess of this website comes the responsabilty to expose the new world order to the people who do not know or understand.
Every thread you create is in one way or another connected to the n w o.
It's time for you to start connecting the dots for the sheeple.
kindest regards
Fortunately, our public education system couldn't teach kids that water is wet. It's a waste of time.
If the Fed wants to indoctrinate our kids I suggest they get a reality show called "PRINTZ !!". Ben could show our impressionable youth that it's all about the bling yo! You wants fast cars and hot bitchez you gots to haz mo money. How do you get mo money? PRINTZ!!!!
All my skills are a result of public education (I dropped out in 12th grade for various reasons). I am a successful businessman. My public education was just fine. The most important skill is critical thinking.
the last two days i dropped my child off at school the teachers were out front demonstrating in support of an increase in my taxes. i don't have the courage to fight back with a counter demonstration because i'm afraid thay'd take it out on my kid. i've suffered a 50% reduction in my income and those assholes now want me to work the rest of my life so they can retire at 50 and take vacations to the carribean (like some of my retired teacher friends do). it seems that a little sharing of the pain by our public sector is in order.
Misery loves company, but solves nothing. Sharing the pain is not a solution. Retire at 50? Hardly. Only if you start at 20 and take a reduced pension (which you paid into, as a teacher).
Dude shut the fuck up already. Go back to your troll hole
You honestly believe our current public education system provides a quality education that fosters critical thinking?
Did you go to public school? My guess is 80% on this blog did, and they are seaking data for their own version of critical thinking. I simply think we should stop attacking teachers (although one did, in fact, attack me in middle school, no permanent damage).
I simply think we should stop attacking teachers (although one did, in fact, attack me in middle school, no permanent damage).
Coulda been worse. You coulda had you some Mark Berndt.
Nobody is attacking teachers. There are attacks on the audacity of unions to ask for more, when everybody else is cutting back. Then again, teachers volunteered to work for an employer, which could force kids into substandard indictrination facilities at gunpoint. Ironically, that same gun always, eventually gets used against those who requested force in the first place.
You are being WAYYY too defensive here. The problem with public schools is not the teachers, although there are plenty of idiot teachers out there. The problem with public schools is they are a system that overall is unaccountable and does not have to compete because its 'customers' are forced to attend. The intrusion of the government in education has created a massive distortion - a bubble - in the cost of getting education. Not to mention, forcing parents to send kids to school (particularly to crappy ones) is a violation of their rights.
Simply saying that 80% of the readers here probably went to public school does nothing to imply that public schools are desirable and good. It's possible, even likely, that most of us succeeded in getting an education despite the public school, not because of it. I know the good teachers I had were few and far between, and deserve to be sainted for putting up with the public school system.
Our country really needs to wean itself off the education dole.
Congratulations, but you, like all other public school alumni, can only be successful in spite of your public schooling.
really funny!! thanx
That was funny, and painful. Printz but dont Mintz yo bling bling.
U want a job? Become print worker!
U mad?
Why not indoctrinate them that if they speak ill of the Fed or Bernake that boils will break out on their skin, and their flesh will begin to rot until they fall on their knees and beg Zimbabwe Ben for forgiveness and his divine mercy?
Rounding past comical joke to full blown farce on every level. History will not be kind.
Didn't you hear?
Its call Morgellons desease
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School is not about teaching it's about taming.
Indoctrination not education.
15.Ask the students to return to their seats.
Speaking of Andrew Jackson....
He was the only President to nearly eliminate our national debt.
On Jan. 1, 1791, our national debt was $75,463,476.52
It swelled to $127,334,933.74 by 1816.
By 1835, it was but $33,733.05
Yes, by 1835, the national debt was less than what the government borrows each second today!
And that was when there used to be half cent pieces in circulation.
Are you always this much of an asshat?
Im so glad we dont have any financial panics and economic problems since 1913 and the fed!
The kids will be too busy texting/tweeting/sexting/whatever to actually absorb the lesson anyway. Did you see Jersey Shore last night?
Rumor has it that Newt is the father of Snooki's baybeeeeee
Please tell me this is some kind of sick twisted messed up joke. The Federal Reserve "bank" is the world's largest, most organized crime syndicate in the history of the world. And now they want to teach the children of their "Consitutionality"? Give me a break, you criminal, helicopter Bennie boy.
Oops! Did someone at the Fed read "The Creature from Jekyll Island" and figure out they have a PR problem?
junk food... junk education.... students deserve it since they are mostly passive idiots more interested in their FB account and other gaming activities..
Most students are idiots? Did you really mean to write that? Were you paying attention during class? Students are children, be careful what you think they "deserve".
At what age does one cease to be a child? Careful what you answer, because if it is a number, it is wrong. I hardly think it is appropriate or accurate to refer to middle- and high-school students as children in the same way one refers to grade-school children.
They are not idiots, they are useful-idiots-in-training. Not that they really have any choice, or freely chose that path: they don't and did not. That's the point.
Mind control of our children is almost complete.
My daughter (and her entire mother's side of the family for that matter) used to like Obama. Now she wants him out and for a Repiblican to win. I'm proud that she is using her critical thinking skills and forming her own opinion. She is 13, and I'm proud.
are you counting that as a victory? I think you're doing it wrong
My daughter can think for herself.
I can't think of a better skill for a parent to teach a child. So yes, I am counting that as a victory and you are wrong--I am doing it right.
Wish I could say that for you...
Well, no. Jumping the Obama ship for another form of groupthink is not really evidence that she's thinking for herself. When she starts criticizing the Democrat-Republican duopoly and can see through the divide-and-conquer charade, then you've got something. Otherwise, "baa-aaa-aaa."
Bingo! When she says, "daddy, I don't see any difference between democrats and republicans - they're both fucked," that's when you can be proud.
it's a good start, now if we could just get young minds to see beyond the right/left, republicrat lie, to understand the two party dictatorship for what it truly is...
then we would be getting somewhere.
right.....because shes going to vote for the party which created the financial mess in the first place? very wise move let me tell you. When Mitt 'flip flop' Romney lowers taxes even more on his 1% buddies and loads the country up with even more debt it will all be for the better.
Created by both parties, executed by Bush, continued by Obama, allowed because it's too complex for the electorate. Complexity is a sign of fraud. Normal people cannot understand the criminal mind as it violates normal social functioning.
Normal people can most definately understand the "criminal mind". They just can't imagine it on anybody but black/brown or poor folk. What violates normal social functioning is that the criminal mind occurs in rich white folk and that is where so called "normal people" run into an issue "understanding".
This is great, almost laughable if it weren't so sad...
So you believe you have the right to judge my daughter's decision, without talking to her or knowing her thought process? Or for that matter allowing her to present her arguements against yours and see who can make the best case?
Pathetic. You are missing the actual point my dim-witted Greecer friend.
She listens, she learns, makes her case, and has made a decision by critical thought. She now has the skill to evaluate the FED "lesson", if she is ever presented with it and decide for herself. That is the point. She is now able to defend herself from the likes of you who somehow has found the only crystal ball on the earth that actually works and can tell us exactly what Mitt is going to do.
I'm not particularly a fan of Mitt. But my daughter has taken a step and learned an important skill. For the poster that mentioned how corrupt both parties are, she'll get that soon enough, and on her own. For her to put the pieces together and understand that Republicans and Democrats are two sides of the same coin is just a matter of time.
One step at a time they learn. Not everything at once...
The are both only one party, the Oligarch Puppet Party, which BTW are the same Oligarchs who control the Fed. When she understands that, then she can begin to become free.
"The paper system being founded on public confidence and having of itself no intrinsic value, it is liable to great and sudden fluctuations, thereby rendering property insecure and the wages of labor unsteady and uncertain.
The corporations which create the paper money can not be relied upon to keep the circulating medium uniform in amount. In times of prosperity, when confidence is high, they are tempted by the prospect of gain or by the influence of those who hope to profit by it to extend their issues of paper beyond the bounds of discretion and the reasonable demands of business; and when these issues have been pushed on from day to day, until public confidence is at length shaken, then a reaction takes place, and they immediately withdraw the credits they have given, suddenly curtail their issues, and produce an unexpected and ruinous contraction of the circulating medium, which is felt by the whole community.
The banks by this means save themselves, and the mischievous consequences of their imprudence or cupidity are visited upon the public. Nor does the evil stop here. These ebbs and flows in the currency and these indiscreet extensions of credit naturally engender a spirit of speculation injurious to the habits and character of the people. We have already seen its effects in the wild spirit of speculation in the public lands and various kinds of stock which within the last year or two seized upon such a multitude of our citizens and threatened to pervade all classes of society and to withdraw their attention from the sober pursuits of honest industry.
It is not by encouraging this spirit that we shall best preserve public virtue and promote the true interests of our country; but if your currency continues as exclusively paper as it now is, it will foster this eager desire to amass wealth without labor; it will multiply the number of dependents on bank accommodations and bank favors; the temptation to obtain money at any sacrifice will become stronger and stronger, and inevitably lead to corruption, which will find its way into your public councils and destroy at no distant day the purity of your Government."
Andrew Jackson, Farewell Address, 1837
The Fed - Grooming future NYFRB interns since 1914.
...and if that doesn't work kids, there's...wait for it...Summer Camp..YAY!
Thanks for the reminder, ZH.
why? because the Fed has successfully assisted in building the most powerful country in the world?
there are much better trolls than you on this site. please try a little harder.
What of the people?
Is a country stronger with weak populations. OR are people stronger with weaker countries?
What is it that you wish a strong people or a strong country?
Why the choice? How about both.
It's not the fed that's weakened the country its the corrupt and inept politicians. To be specific its Republican philosophy which lies to the people about individual responsibility, less government etc and does exactly the opposite. Pathetic.
Since the beginning of the current Fed regime the USD has lost 99% of its value.
Explain to me how you are exactly defining wealth.
It is painfully obvious you did not read my post above. Would you like to try again? This time you might try more big words and an exclaimation point or two. If you don't, you may begin to look a tad retarded and people will start to ignore you.
If you're a parent of these young minds it is your duty to counter this manipulative move by the FED and educate them on the fwhole scam.
it's not a bad lesson plan pedagogically speaking, might have to use it sometime after this NCLB/Race to the Top marathon testing season finishes, with my own tweaks of course ;] got some $5/$33 maples to show off
The US is very lucky and should be happy it has a central bank, without which it would never have been able to build an empire or attract the level of investment and wealth over the last 50 years.
When did you do the course? It seems to have worked wonders for you. Then again with your alias GREECERULES I can understand that you are still a little confused .
Well speaking of alias it seems you are still trapped in adolescents.
Any event the truth is the US wouldn't be as powerful as it is today without a central bank. Surely you realize this.
The Fed must be desperate if this is representative of the quality of shills they're employing.
Kids won't learn crap anyway(most) the majority of teachers are in it for the money , benefits and time off. I had my youngest brother ask his social studies teacher whether the Federal Reserve was part of the Executive, Legislative or Judicial branch of the government...teacher said it was the Executive..."nough said Biatches...Another problem with this article is that it basically states the Fed is here to stay :(
most people work for the money and benefits, why do you hold teachers to a different standard? I know I know I should totally be martyring myself and sacrificing my personal time for my <$40k/year but I'd rather dick around on zerohedge or get some sunlight every once in a while. FOR THE CHILDREN>
Most people used to not suck at the government teat for a living. Most people don't walk around with a holier-than-thou attitude about their job. You don't see Alex the mechanic walking around telling people the world will end if he doesn't get another 5% raise and another week of vacation for changing tires and oil. Bob the dry cleaner isn't trying to put a lien on your "property" via taxes to support his lifestyle.
If a teacher is teaching a public school curriculum to a public school class inside a publich school building, all of which is paid for and run by a public school system, the list of things wrong with the whole situation is most likely transfinite.
That the teacher chose to become indoctrinated by purveyors of modern pedagogical theory (communitarianist brainwashing for dummies & the idiot's guide to child zombification), "earn" a teaching certification, seek employment in a public school, and agree to use an approved curriculum - these things all subtract enormously from the character and credibility of any would-be educator. Implicit in each is the assumption that it is morally acceptable to abduct people's children from their homes for ~8 hours per day 5 days per week, confine them to a prison-like environment, see to it that by age 18 they are ready to become the next generation of mindless workers/consumers with no capacity for critical or creative thought and virtually no factual knowledge of history, economic, or politics, AND CHARGE EVERYONE FOR THIS WONDERFUL PRIVILEGE.
Teachers and pedagogical theorists have been supremely complicit in the century-long process of converting my countrymen from reasonably free, independent, industrious, individualistic, and knowledgeable producers to enslaved, dependent, listless, deferential, communitarian, and ignorant consumers.
And these people have the gall to demand that ever greater portions of OTHER PEOPLE'S MONEY be forcibly redistributed into their pockets.
The saddest thing is that for the most part neither the teachers nor the students have any inkling as to the true nature and purpose of the institution.
In this day and age, why is the FED fretting over a godamn piece of paper, anyhow. It'd be different if anyone paid it any mind outside of an occassional nostalgic sound bite.
meanwhile the m1 and m2 money supply charts are flat to heading south, velocity is in a freefall, and ben isnt doing a thing about it........hmmmm.......doesnt bode well for the hyperinflationistas..............maybe ben should return to the round table........trouble is on its way...........
The economy is an unlit charcoal grill. QE is lighter fluid. The inflationary matches haven't done anything ... So far...
even a couple of trillion more from ben will hardly dent a world that is deleveraging at many times more that sum.....
"The economy is an unlit charcoal grill. QE is lighter fluid. The inflationary matches haven't done anything ... So far..."
The money multiplier and MZM velocity must undergo a serious reversal (the "money" must get into the general circulation for the real inflationary blow-up):
If the Central Planners are having a BBQ I'll be glad to put the flame to their grill. I'm doing the clickity clack dance just thinking about it.
I'll gladly kick in a box of blue tip matches.
Any good teach would "teach the controversy" on this one.
Epic. The morons show a picture of the zimbabwe dollar... LOL
I understand that when the FBI arrested the hacker Sabu recently who turned into an informant and snitch as soon as they put the cuffs on him, that they got him to hack ZH's server and determine the identity of all those who post on this site.
You think that they aren't working on that? Think again you terrorists!
slave on.....
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I understand that when the FBI arrested the hacker Sabu recently who turned into an informant and snitch as soon as they put the cuffs on him, that they got him to hack ZH's server and determine the identity of all those who post on this site.
You think that they aren't working on that? Think again you terrorists!
Who fucking cares? Janet Napolitano in a wood chipper, baby.
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I can't help but feel there's some underlying, hidden meaning in this mental image...
The Fed will have a much more difficult time indoctrinating kids with this stuff than environmentalists had turning them into tree huggers. Average kids are sure to be bored with stuff about banking and McCullough, etc. And that's good - better to know nothing than to know something that ain't so. The smarter kids will see through this and, when they get older, they'll support people like Ron Paul. Of course, the government will be bankrupt by then which will make things even better.
Knowing nothing is where most people currently are. I'm inclined to doubt that knowing something which is false could be any worse - except for their more enlightened conversational partners.
As you say, this is merely another tornado in a teacup - a teacup which has recently passed the midpoint of it's parabolic trajectory and is rapidly approaching its gravitationally determined destiny.
They are really intent on making sure you know the good and plenty clause is "elastic". Revisionist, propagandizing tyrant busy bodies! I'm sure that's exactly what the founders meant when they set out to create a system of government with the foundational principal of constraining the state... with elastic. Do they even believe this crap, or don't they care?
at least the kids won't hafta go into debt to learn this
(get it?) Hahaha!
of course the Constitution still won't mean what the teachers or the FED say it means; that is up to our independent judiciary
tyvm! i'll be here all week!
The fifth and the tenth plank of the communist manifesto.
5. Centralization of credit in the banks of the state, by means of a national bank with state capital and an exclusive monopoly.
10. Free education for all children in public schools. Abolition of children's factory labor in its present form. Combination of education with industrial production, etc
"What's the most resilient parasite? An Idea. A single idea from the human mind can build cities. An idea can transform the world and rewrite all the rules."
To those at the Fed - time's up. This idea is growing, expanding like a wave. Soon that trickle you hear becomes a surge and soon - hush - very soon...
"... I will strike down upon thee with great vengeance and furious anger those who would attempt to poison and destroy My brothers. And you will know My name is the Lord when I lay My vengeance upon thee."
Just so there's no confusion. The FUCKING FED IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL, since very explicit reasons were given as to WHY there should NEVER be ANY CENTRAL BANK established in THIS COUNTRY. That's why all those people died back then to come here...To get away from the fucking central planners!! For Fuck Sakes!!
M v M simply marked the day free capitalism died!!
FED is in self destruct mode. Bernanke's name will be tied to this cluster fuck FOREVER........................... The only sliver of satisfaction throughout all of this.
F**k The Fed
Words and Music by Neal Fox
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-6Fpoebz2LE (unbeeped version)
Sit back, little children
As I tell the tale
Of how democracy and freedom bit the dust
They were sold while we were sleeping
Something evil came a-creeping
Now it's hard to know exactly who to trust
It was 1913 on a Christmas day
Congress gave away its right to create cash
Now your money's only worth
Just what the Bankers say
And you can lose your only shirt
In just a flash
You see the Federal Reserve
Is not a government thing
It's a bunch of private bankers we obey
And they don't answer to the people
'Cause they pull the strings
And that's precisely why we have to say...
Hey, hey
Hey, hey
Fuck The Fed!
Now, not too long ago
There was a President who tried
He was about to stick it to
The lousy Fed
He made some legal tender
Silver-backed in all its spender
It's unfortunate he ended up dead
Clinton, Bush, Barak Obama,
Carter, Reagen and McCain
We can argue who's the best until we drop
But whoever is elected
It all comes out the same
Till we see that it's the Fed we need to stop
We need a President with balls
No matter white or black or female
Someone more than
Just another talking head
They have to stand up for our rights
They better read the constitution
When they hear the people cry:
Fuck the Fed!
So tell your children's children
If we're still around to tell
How depressions were created
By a few
How the people lived and suffered
While the candidates debated
Till the people knew exactly what to do
Public education in this country is not about learning, it's about babysitting mindless brats, 95% of whom cannot articulate a single thought properly without "I want" in it.
As for the rest of the 5%, very few of them are being educated in the public school system. That should tell you something right off the bat.
"The Cheeldren" can fucking rot for all I care. At least I don't use them as pawns to justify more bans on this or restrictions on that.
Bring back lawn darts, dammit!
You shouldn't totally blame the schools, think of all the media that they are being exposed to, have you seen the programming on radio and television lately? Total brainfuck.
I learned a lot and had a lot of fun with my friends at public school.
Public school is great for kids socially, I'll give ya that. But do you have kids in school? Have you looked at the content of their lessons and current books used? I suspect you do not because you'd be on fire right now.
I do agree with you assessment of TV and radio these days...
1819!?!?!? How pre-civil-war of them.
I thought Bernanke was publicly on-record stating that one cannot learn anything about economics from this time period...
The New Math - No Child Left Behind = Tested to death
U.S. Federal Reserve System = No Child's Behind Left Untested
Another act of desperation. This will just cause more and more questions to be asked exposing the
" banker has no clothes"
No child left behind lesson plan!
Is this what will be replacing Social studies?
I don't see this moving past this proposal phase, just like that "ebonics" retard moment someone had..
Plus this could backfire and actually educate the masses to the scam of it all.
Seems nothing more than sleight of hand BS to me...
Uh oh someone pissed that ebonics got laughed out of the classroom?
pc of shit.
this is just wrong in every possible sense of the word.
the Fed has no business in the classroom...ever.
orwellian doesn't even cover this.
I just hope in whatever schools this abomination, this propaganda appears in the parents pull their children as soon as they get wind of what's being taught.
damn, I knew things were bad, the hour is late and it is very dark, I knew the dream was slipping away, but are we really losing this badly?
They see the success of the big lie finally slipping away. This move should have been anticipated. Since fewer and fewer people can afford college costs anymore, stocking economics academia with Fed disciples will no longer maintain the status quo.
"OK kids, Holocaust Studies period is over, it's now time for your FED lesson.
And remember, Hilde, if you laugh out loud at some of the FED names it'll be detention for you again."
Great, that's all we need is one more fucking "teachers institute/training day" where they get a day off of work and those of us paying their salaries have to take a vacation day or pay for day care so they can do it.
That's the LEAST of my concerns regarding this outrage!
Thank God my kids are not in these "Schools of Truth".
"Today kids, we're gonna learn how to type in zeros into a computer, the magic of CTRL-P, and how creating monetary value out of thin air somehow makes you an expert on The Great Depression.
At the end of the week, I'll have you little ones come into class and we'll have a mock Congressional questioning, complete with a tidy cheat sheet on how to lie to members of the House and Senate, and have most of the country not notice."
Here's the core of this evil bullshit:
"20.Explain that there were times throughout U.S. history that Congress debated how "to coin Money [and] regulate the Value of thereof" (Clause 5). The federal government chartered the First Bank of the United States in 1791 to handle the financial needs ofthe federal government. It also gave the country a more-stable national currency. Its charter was allowed to expire in 1811. The Second Bank of the United States wasestablished in 1816; its charter was allowed to expire in 1836.
21.Explain that for a long time thereafter, the United States did not have a central bank,and the U.S. economy experienced many financial panics and economic problems as a result."
All the rest of these so-called 'lessons' are fluff - the central objective is to plant the idea that the US NEEDS the Fed.
There you go, never mind the real economic growth and prosperity that the country enjoyed when there was NO central bank. At least until banks in Europe funded a war to fight about whether or not to have a central bank. History does rythme, damn.
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Ha ha ha ha William...perfect! This graphic will fit into my much simpler lesson plan for the kiddies:
Instead of the ridiculous drivel aka "lesson plan" above, I suggest a much simpler one that the fluoridated kiddies might be able to grasp:
"Okay, kids. See this hamburger from the lunch room? Think of that pattie as the ECONOMY.
Now, see this stuff they call 'pink slime' that's added to your burger? That represents the FED.
Now, do you STILL want to eat that burger?.......I thought not! Lesson over."
Ah, yes....the kiddies are fed pink slime. Now they will be fed the FED.
Is there really any difference?
perfect LMAO -- put it on the front of the Teachers Lesson Plan.
Its a fine thing im sure some kid can show up with a proper coin collection, and they all can atest to the Central banks success on price stability.


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It looks like the market will never – ever – learn a lesson. When there is easy money to be had, the market loses its mind, just like the Nasdaq did in 1999 and 2000. Prince wrote the song 1999, where he says "gonna party like its 1999."
That's exactly what's happening today. Like the Nasdaq in 1999 & 2000, when there were plenty of warning signs about the economy and WILDLY overvalued IPOs, Fraud Street partied on as if it would never end. One lyric from the 1999 song that most in the market forgot, however, was "party over, oops, out of time." Most of the folks who believed in the moronic valuations that Fraud Street sold them ran out of time indeed; they bought the top and lost 90% or more of their speculation, err, pardon, "investments."
But the market didn't learn a lesson in 1999/2000 because EZ-Al Greenspan flooded the market with "liquidity" and near-zero interest rates. His reason was, and this was admitted by Al "Bubbles" Greenspan in many interviews, to INTENTIONALLY BLOW A HOUSING BUBBLE so that the bankster pickpockets wouldn't lose money on those horrible IPO speculations, err, pardon, "investments."
When Greenspan finally started raising interest rates, it was too late. The baton was handed to Ben "Helicopter" Bernanke who was now in charge of lying to Congress, as well as you and me, about the state of the economy. He said that the rapidly escalating economic problems, especially in Greenspan's housing bubble, were "largely contained."
He forgot to tell us that he meant on Mars.
Chairman Bernanke's "helicopter" moniker came from a speech in which he said the Fed, under his watch, would throw money from a helicopter in order to keep the economy from entering a non-inflationary period. OK, he said deflation but we all know he wants inflation now and forever.
And that brings us to The Ben Bernank's quantitative easing (QE) policies. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTUY16CkS-k With Comrade Ben Bernank at the helm of the current USSA money-politburo, good times are back. Is the US peso, err, pardon, US dollar plummeting? No problem, Comrade Bernank will cover your losses. Is unemployment high and rising (right now)? No problem, Comrade Bernank will make it all better. Is housing in the toilet and getting worse? NO PROBLEM, the Ben Bernank allowed accounting rules to be changed to make accounting fraud legal (he could have stopped Congress, but cheered rather than jeered the idea). Is inflation rising? No problem, Comrade Bernank will cover your losses (only if you're a bank)…oh wait, he is causing it. These, and a great deal more, are all consequences of his QE policies.
You see folks, like Alan "Bubbles" Greenspan's plan to intentionally rig the housing market higher, The Ben Bernank is intentionally rigging US equities to go higher. Like Greenspan, Comrade Bernanke has admitted his QE and POMO policies are being conducted to engineer a higher stock market; a self-imposed third Fed mandate to be sure. And it is working according to his politburo-like plan.
Question: How many of you would sit idly by if the Fed intentionally rigged the price of copper, or milk, or your salary? Why is it OK for the Fed to intentionally price-fix interest rates, or housing prices, or now US equities? Why do people always forget how this manipulation ends?
Thursday morning treated us to four very important economic reports with a bonus: Japanese GDP. ALL OF THEM WERE BAD…some shockingly bad.
I won't go into much detail but the weekly unemployment claims were once again above 400k for the week, which is nowhere near "recovery" levels. Moreover, the 4-week moving average is bad and getting worse. Thirty minutes after the open we received a trifecta of bad news: existing home sales, LEI, and the Philly Fed Survey. The Philly Fed Survey was the worst of the bunch and its internals are strongly suggesting…recession.
Before we read any of the aforementioned ghastly data, we had the displeasure of reading the Japanese GDP headline. Sure, it was expected to be bad due to the earthquake, mega-tsunami, and nuclear catastrophe…but not this bad. (I'll bet you forgot all about that lil-nuclear problem, didn't you? Well, so did everyone else as they chased the bouncing QE ball of Comrade Bernank – just as he planned.) The Japanese GDP nose-dived -5.2% nominally!
No worries though, the BOJ is following the Book of Greenspan & Bernanke to the letter – trillions more Yen will be freshly printed soon. Although this catastrophic Japanese slowdown will be, and has already been, bad for many US companies – it just doesn't matter. After all, The Ben Bernank bouncing QE ball is still, well, bouncing and all of Fraud Street is mesmerized by it just like in 1999/2000 and up to 2007.
What puts the icing on this cake, however, was today's LinkedIn IPO.
In the halcyon days of 1999 and 2000, where any joker with an MBA and a website could get a stupid idea underwritten by the pickpockets of Fraud Street due to "search views" or "eyeballs," profits weren't needed. Somehow the laws of finance had ended; there was a new paradigm. It was a FRAUD! But it didn't matter; low interest rates and stock mania pushed rational reasoning aside. (By the way, did anyone from Fraud Street go to jail for pushing that scam? No? Yeah, I didn't think so either.)
In those days the scam artists raked in tens or hundreds of millions of dollars. Today's scams bring in $billions. The opening price of today's LinkedIn IPO was $83 per share. It soon skyrocketed to $122.70 per share but traded to $92.40 in the aftermarket, giving the goofball who top-ticked the market a loss of about 25%.
"So, Mr. Fraud Street salesman, what is the annual net profit of LinkedIn?"
"Mr. Patsy, pardon, Mr. Smith, this is a growing company with great potential."
"I see you avoided my question. How do they make profits?"
"Mr Sucker, pardon, Mr. Smith, they have a growing membership."
"Wait a second; is this like that crap IPO you sold me in 1999 that had great search views or whatever the hell it was?"
"Mr. Smith, LinkedIn has a huge membership…with potential to grow its membership."
(In a hushed voice) "Yeeessssssss….mem-ber-ship."
At this point the clueless mark of the Fraud Street salesman is sold. He no longer cares about profits - just meaningless BS like "membership growth potential" and another clown follows the QE bouncing ball and acts like it was 1999 allover again. He was the poor sucker that top-ticked LinkedIn today and deserves to lose 25% of his speculation, pardon, "investment" in a matter of hours.
At one point during the IPO, LinkedIn sold with a PE ratio over 1,200! Congratulations Comrade Bernanke, you have successfully reanimated the corpse of the wild-eyed speculator.
Today's IPO madness and complete disregard for all of the economic news did it for me. Although I trade with the trend and have done nicely on the long side – I'm getting out. This should not be taken as advice for anyone else, after all, Comrade Bernanke may soon announce QE3 and more; however, I suspect he will call them different names to keep the suckers coming into the casino.
This reminds me too much of the Nasdaq and housing bubbles. Now…what was that line in Prince's 1999 that everyone forgets? Oh yeah, "Party over, oops, out of time." Like so many millions of suckers learned when the bubble burst, they will again find out they ran out of time.
(And this doesn't even include the hell that soon comes our way when Greece or Ireland defaults…or Spain's government falls…or all of them.)
Trade well and follow the trend, not the so-called "experts."
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I was dream'n when I wrote this...
...so sue me if it goes astray.
But when I woke up this (Saturday) morning
could have sworn it was Judgement Day.
The sky was so puprle there was Fiat Ink everywhere..
Buy more phyzzz, especially gold.
Standing in line Bubble IPOs:
Appol oops, thats not an IPO, but ready to pop.
7B, there is enough for all of us.
Can't blame Wall Street, Calpers keeps coming back for more. LMAO!
I can't stand Prince. Hammer time!
Conjoined twin humor?
A fine rant. Thanks for that.
We all know we've been fucked already.
How do we fix it?
See Egypt, Tunisia, Greece Spain, etc.
That's how.
And we will probably drown in a debt driven supermassive black hole, may citi die please, oh so short the deserving bitch lol. rev split they did...Didnt Spalding say many months ago he was going to get rich long C?
die mfers die.
Isn't Spalding the guy that survived the plane crash with Tom Hanks?
Spalding was Ted Knight's nephew in Caddyshack. The one who ate his boogers.
The FED, Congress, JPM et al. do fix the price of gold, oil, copper, milk, and your salary.
Sometimes more successfully than others.
Why should interest rates, or housing prices, or equities be any different?
Click below to watch YouTube's Harisebon7777777 short videos. He should be commended for his work on measuring the radiation levels in Tokyo. The device he uses costs about $1000, which I am sure he has paid out of his own pocket to provide us with the truth of what is really going on in Japan.
It is eerie to watch his videos. Typically, his hand is shown holding a geiger counter in some public place with people walking all around him as if there was nothing of importance going on; while all along, the geiger counter in his hand reveals what is really happening. Harisebon is documenting the slow irradiation of the Japanese archipelago. A visual unfolding of a tragedy.
While watching these videos. it is hard not to wonder how many of the folks one sees walking down the street will come down with cancer in 10, 20 or 30 years. In fact, the videographer's life itself is in peril. Poignant.
Go to Harisebon's YouTube channel and give him a shout-out. He deserves it.
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Unable to invest in Facebook, the sheeple bought LNKD instead.
The Austrians say, too much cheap, easy money leads to mal-investments, which cause the boom/bust cycle. However, I don't recall reading anywhere that massive amounts cheap, easy money over an extended period of time leads to widespread fraud, corruption and system failure. I guess the Austrians figured that was just too fucking obvious to mention.
Why do people always forget how this manipulation ends?
Because assholes who make their living gaming the system - yes, most of you - keep playing the game. A few of you will have your heads handed to you in the end, but most will eke out a gain. And that's why you play, and that's why you guys really don't give a fuck about all this bullshit that you're talking about.
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Note from the editor: Event reviews are usually written from the perspective of an audience member and a critic. In this contribution, Ilene Susan Fort, the Gail and John Liebes Curator of American Art at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, writes from behind the scenes. In July 2010, LACMA will feature Thomas Eakins's "athletic" works in an exhibition of the Philadelphia artist's paintings, drawings, and photographs depicting rowers, boxers, wrestlers, and bodies in motion. At the center of this display is a recent acquisition by the museum, Eakins's Wrestlers (1899). This painting is arguably the museum's most important addition in decades. As interesting as the painting is, it is not without controversy and has held an uneasy place within the institutions that have housed it. In addition, as Fort points out, at about the time of LACMA's acquisition of Wrestlers, the deaccessioning of Eakins's The Gross Clinic (1875) by the Jefferson Medical School in Philadelphia and the threat of its removal from the region with which it is identified made national headlines and sparked a public debate regarding patrimony. In contrast, no one made much of Wrestlers' move to California. As Fort explains, the painting is in fact the most frequently acquired and deaccessioned of Eakins's major works. We invited Fort to narrate the processes that led to the displacement of a major painting from one coast to another, and also to shed light on why this painting has had such a nomadic life. In doing so, she makes a case for the painting's relevance to LACMA's collection and to the community served by the museum.—Jennifer Doyle
Recently the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) acquired the large, final version of Thomas Eakins's Wrestlers (1899). It was bought by a generous donor who had expressed interest in giving the museum a Hopper or similarly strong realist painting. Many aspects of Wrestlers confirmed the appropriateness of the acquisition. First of all, the museum already owned the small oil study that Eakins had used in preparation for the large-scale canvas. In fact, it was LACMA's only Eakins, having been acquired by its first major donor, William Preston Harrison, who bequeathed it to the museum after its appearance in a 1927 West Coast traveling Eakins exhibition.1 Secondly, Wrestlers fit in well with the core of the museum's collection, which is strong in late-nineteenth-century Salon figure paintings and Ash Can canvases.
Thomas Eakins, Wrestlers. Oil on canvas, 48 3/8 X 60 in. Los Angeles County Museum of Art, gift of Cecile C. Bartman and the Cecile and Fred Bartman Foundation. Photograph c 2010 Museum Associates/LACMA, courtesy Art Resource, New York.
All but ignored during his lifetime, the realist figure painter Thomas Eakins is now deemed one of the icons of nineteenth-century U.S. art. Yet the announcement of LACMA's new purchase was overshadowed by the latest chapter in the saga of Eakins's most controversial painting, the medical drama, The Gross Clinic. With the extreme economic downturn that has had a strong impact on the country's museum landscape, art has become even more of a commodity than it has always been. The decision of Jefferson Medical School in Philadelphia to sell Eakins's The Gross Clinic because of its dwindling endowment, as well as a similar choice by the National Academy Museum (formerly the National Academy of Design) to sell Hudson River School paintings to pay bills, resulted in uproars in the press and professional arena.2 Yet, there was no comment about Wrestlers, even though it had been sold by not one, but two art institutions before its purchase by a third. In the institutional world where deaccessioning is sometimes scrutinized, why had Wrestlers been repeatedly discarded without rousing significant comment? And why did LACMA deem it worthy of purchase?
Wrestlers is an extraordinary painting that clearly demonstrates many of the theoretical concepts that initially made Eakins's paintings controversial and that still cause many historians to deconstruct and reconstruct the painter's art and biography. Moreover, its provenance demonstrates some of...


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1) You recently posted a list of "Seven players who need to answer doubters, have big years." John Wall topped it. His lack of a perimeter shot received mention, as did his need to play in control. How do you see his season unfolding, especially with the knucklehead element on the team no more?
Kurt Helin: I have high hopes for him this season… once he gets back from injury. That, obviously, was a setback and let's hopes it's not something that lingers. But I think Wall has started to figure out what it takes both to be a true professional and a true leader, and what it's going to take for him to get his game to the next level. He realizes the Wizards success is on him. He knows a steady jumper opponents respect is part of that.
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4) Other than three players already mentioned, which Wizard are you keeping an eye on, either as a breakout or disappointing player?
KH: Who isn't rooting for Kevin Seraphin? I really would love to see both he and Jan Vesely take big steps forward for the Wizards this season. Even if one of them does, that's a big boost for the team as it rebuilds.
5) Obviously Miami rules the Southeast division, but how do the Wizards fare compared with the other teams?
KH: I see the Wizards in third in the division, and likely just shy of a playoff spot (it depends on how they do with Wall and Nene out at the start of the season). Yes, Miami is Miami and is your runaway division winner. I still like Atlanta— they are not going to be as good as previous years but I don't think they have taken a massive step back either. They still have a front line of Josh Smith and Al Horford and only the Lakers and Grizzlies could argue they have better. Plus, I think Jeff Teague could have a breakout year.
The Wizards are still a team that is growing with Wall and Beal, but they are light years ahead of where the Bobcats and Magic are this season. Those may be two of the three worst teams in the NBA.
Bonus round: This summer Wizards Owner Ted Leonsis said another lottery appearance would be "unacceptable", though he's toned down expectations following the run of injuries. What are the chances Washington tastes postseason for the first time in five seasons?
KH: I think the Wizards are lottery bound, but it will be close. The key to making the playoffs is how far Emeka Okafor, Trevor Ariza and the rest can carry the squad while Wall and Nene are out at the start of the season. Hold the line until they come back and there is a real shot. The East has six teams I think are playoff locks — Heat, Celtics, Pacers, Knicks, Nets and Sixers — and that means Washington has to beat out teams like Atlanta, Milwaukee and Detroit to get that spot. They can, if they aren't in too big a hole when all their stars come back.
Double bonus: Who ya got in the NBA Finals and winning it all?
Not to take the easy path, but after the trades of the last couple days it's hard not to say Lakers vs. Heat in the finals. And if you made me choose between them, I'd say Heat. I think the Thunder, Clippers and Spurs in the West, the Celtics and the Pacers in the East are very good, but those teams need the Heat or Lakers to come back to them a little bit (via injury or whatever) to best them in the playoffs.