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henrymakow.com – May 21, 2021

I am amazed this 2009 article is still online at the Huffington Post.

It is the template of how the satanist Jewish bankers control all professions including medicine, business, law, media, politics and science. Dr. Mike Yeadon says most of his colleagues agree that covid is a hoax but are afraid to speak for fear of losing their jobs and funding.  Harmony says this applies to medicine as well. (First Comment.)

The sheeple embrace slavery because they are already slaves and don’t recognize it when it rears its ugly head.  Everyone is controlled by money. And our feckless ancestors gave control of money to satanists who wish to destroy us. Humanity is infected by a terminal cancer, the Masonic Jewish central bankers who have been gaslighting us for centuries.

By Ryan Grim — (abbreviated by henrymakow.com)

The Federal Reserve, through its extensive network of consultants, visiting scholars, alumni and staff economists, so thoroughly dominates the field of economics that real criticism of the central bank has become a career liability for members of the profession, an investigation by the Huffington Post has found.

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(Our leaders, media, scientists and doctors: Bought-and-paid for by Bill Gates who is a proxy for Big Pharma & the Fed.)

This dominance helps explain how, even after the Fed failed to foresee the greatest economic collapse since the Great Depression, the central bank has largely escaped criticism from academic economists. In the Fed’s thrall, the economists missed it, too.

“The Fed has a lock on the economics world,” says Joshua Rosner, a Wall Street analyst who correctly called the meltdown. “There is no room for other views, which I guess is why economists got it so wrong.”

One critical way the Fed exerts control on academic economists is through its relationships with the field’s gatekeepers. For instance, at the Journal of Monetary Economics, a must-publish venue for rising economists, more than half of the editorial board members are currently on the Fed payroll — and the rest have been in the past.

The Fed failed to see the housing bubble as it happened, insisting that the rise in housing prices was normal. In 2004, after “flipping” had become a term cops and janitors were using to describe the way to get rich in real estate, then-Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan said that “a national severe price distortion [is] most unlikely.” A year later, current Chairman Ben Bernanke said that the boom “largely reflect strong economic fundamentals.” …

So who seduced them? The Fed did it.

THREE DECADES OF DOMINATION

 

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