Fed Chair Ben Bernanke: Compliments Custodian Chief Executive
for His “Great Expertise and Extremely Extensive Knowledge”
and Draws Attention to “Dark” Money
© 2009 Brad Kempo B.A. LL.B.
Barrister & Solicitor
Congress’ Financial Services Committee was geo-politicized when the Chairman was signalled he was in the East-West diplomatic corridor. He and his assistant took every opportunity to generate communiqués.
The Federal Reserve Chairman has been in the diplomatic corridor several times since his appointment and during each one of them employed the lexicon to generate messages for Chinada and treatise recipient consumption: Six Times the Coalition Offers the Canadian Lawyer the Position of Custodian-in-Council's First Chief Executive. He did so again on October 1, 2009.
The communiqués he generated were:
· The money perpetuating Canada’s militarized totalitarian paradigm of governance and financing Chinada’s global hegemony initiative might be described as ‘dark pools’ of money;
· The Custodian Chief has proven himself to have “great expertise and extremely extensive knowledge”;
· Lethal military force is an option the coalition has not taken off the table;
· The Custodian is in effect a “systemic risk council” – mitigating what threatens the peace, security and prosperity of Canada, the U.S. and its allies and the civilized and civilizing world; and the Custodian Chief is the right person to lead it.
[coalition identifier, prison certainty]
* hearing observed live on MSNBC
Cgmn Green: 'Dark liquidity', an interesting term, has to do with capital that I call 'quiet money' that's placed into the market. Did 'dark liquidity' have an impact on this circumstance we are dealing with currently?
Chairman: You mean [2:45:27: Bernanke M.] ‘dark pools’ – is that what you're referring to?
[...]
Cgmn Lance: Based upon your great expertise and your extremely extensive knowledge [2:49:20: Prince Harry M.], particularly in the great depression, is there anything else we should be doing to make sure we bring the unemployment rate down more quickly than may now be anticipated as the case?
Chairman: I don't have any magic bullets to offer. If I did I would have offered them by now. [2:49:42: Assistant: R-S M.]
[...]
Without commenting on the speech in particular [2:53:42: Bernanke M.] I do agree there should be a systemic risk council and that the head of that should be the Treasury.
