Federal Reserve May Pause Quantitative EasingJames Hall, Contributor Yet, segments of the Federal Reserve offers optimism, as the labor market may show substantial improvement in the coming months. Could this forecast imply some newfangled governmental make work new spending programs? Surely, the financial media is pushing the success of the QEs rescues. One example is the TV commercial where AIG advertises the end of its bailout. The ballyhoo over paying back the loans steers clear of the real reason why AIG was Too Important to fail; namely, to salvage the incalculable derivative obligations. Rescuing the money center banks has always been the intent of the Too Big to Fail taxpayer salvage schemes. But when will the limit of such gifts be reached? When the banks are satisfied or when the Treasury is emptied and looted, as the cost of extending the usury based financial system. Future generations do not have a chance for economic prosperity as long as the Federal Reserve continues the bond-buying thievery. In order to confuse the public even more, The Big Banks Expect Quantitative Easing Into Early 2014. Remember that the Fed is forecasting a slow modest recovery. What will the change in attitude become with a serious double-dip recession? Do not believe for a New York minute that the Fed is looking to transition out of their gravy train financial backdrop for their bankster holders of the privately owned central bank. The practical gauge of how long Quantitative Easing remains will be decided by the amount of debt that needs to be refinanced. Rolling over current debt is easy enough of a concept to understand. Should it not be just as comprehensible to recognize that continued increases in the national debt requires even greater appetites to buy government bonds? Notwithstanding, this normal mechanism of finance, the perverse imagination of the paper printers knows no bounds. The Trillion-Dollar Platinum Coins provides the latest absurdity. In response, Rep. Greg Walden (R-Ore.) has introduced a bill to specifically ban President Barack Obama from minting the coins. The obvious conclusion when the market refuses to support low interest T Bonds is that something has to give. Either interest rates need to rise significantly or the Fed must continue their Quantitative Easing. Mr. Bullards optimistic projection of lower unemployment might simply be a signal that the methods for compiling the statistics may be in the works. The main street economy sees no benefit from a banking system that shuns loaning money to productive businesses. Slapping fines and penalties for violating statues and regulations, results in escaping trial by juries. This basic exclusive protection for the elites that run the counterfeit presses is the proof of true power. Inexhaustible Quantitative Easing is just another means to keep the spending financed with other peoples money. Original article archived here SARTRE is the pen name of James Hall, a reformed, former political operative. This pundits formal instruction in History, Philosophy and Political Science served as training for activism, on the staff of several politicians and in many campaigns. A believer in authentic Public Service, independent business interests were pursued in the private sector. Speculation in markets, and international business investments, allowed for extensive travel and a world view for commerce. SARTRE is the publisher of BREAKING ALL THE RULES. Contact batr@batr.org 