Fed’s Bernanke Extends Obama Bailout To End of 2012 (WSI Related)

Exactly as a longtime Wall Street Insider told us – FED Chairman Ben Bernanke told lawmakers there is more the FED can do to stimulate the economy – including extending massive purchasing of Federal Treasury bonds until the end of Barack Obama’s first term.

The Ulsterman Report

Hope this message finds you well. I have recently received confirmation of Ben Bernanke’s intent to initiate a sizeable QE3 just prior to the November election. Whispers of this have been circulating for a number of weeks.

…Watch for it. Watch for confirmation of this plan. A QE3 announcement just prior to November could give the man calling himself Obama just enough of a bump to win a closely contested election. It will also further decimate the longer term fiscal health of the nation and the world. Clearly those who surround Obama deem the former to be far more important than the latter.

Barack Obama and Ben Bernanke are now working in unison in an attempt to purchase a second term. -WALL STREET INSIDER: August 3rd, 2012

continue at The Ulsterman Report:

http://theulstermanreport.com/2012/08/27/feds-bernanke-extends-obama-bailout-to-end-of-2012-wsi-related/

SEE THIS ARTICLE ALSO:

WALL STREET INSIDER: FED To Give Obama September/October Surprise

http://theulstermanreport.com/2012/08/03/wall-street-insider-fed-to-give-obama-septemberoctober-surprise/

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