From QE to YCC - Quantative Easing to Yield Curve Control
This video is a follow on from the previous seven videos talking about Inflation and the interventions made by the FED and the ECB in their Bond Markets - or the “Debt Market” as Gregory Ma…
From QE to YCC - Quantative Easing to Yield Curve Control
This video is a follow on from the previous seven videos talking about Inflation and the interventions made by the FED and the ECB in their Bond Markets - or the “Debt Market” as Gregory Mannarino from Trader’s Choice on YouTube refers to it as.
I want to start off by returning to the topic of intentions – as it relates to words and actions …. I’ve said previously that we should pay attention to their words and then become aware of the mismatch between their words and actions. There are other aspects that we should perhaps consider.
euphemistic language
The FED and the ECB themselves have kind of admitted that we are in an emergency – although they won’t always say so explicitly - not in so many words.
While the ECB have said that they have started an unlimited Bond buying programme, the Central Banks usually use euphemistic language, terms like “unconventional methods”.
The ECB has “pledged to act against resurgent fragmentation risks”. In my opinion, the “fragmentation” that they are talking about here is the break up of the EU, as well as the subsequent death of the Euro.
They use euphemistic language because they can’t come out and explicitly say what they should say.
They’re also not adverse to lying. Let’s consider the Consumer Price Index (the CPI). Some people in the Alternative media refer to it as the “CP lie” and for good reason. The CPI is bogus. The way they calculate the CPI has changed. You’re therefore not comparing like for like. A guy call John Williams of Shadow Stats shows the calculations based on the methodology of the 1980s. According to his calculations, the inflation rate is much higher than published by our Overlords.
And then they also try to convince everyone that 2 + 2 = 5. For example, a while ago Janet Yellen wanted us to believe that inflation was “transitory” when it obviously wasn’t. This is all done deliberately - all part of perception management.
In other videos I’ve talked about perception management. Perception management is the name of the game because perceptions are very important to our Overlords in order for them to keep in control and maintain power.
Also, Economists like to use complicated terms. I’m of the opinion that they do this in order to confuse and mystify - so that few people understand them. One of my aims in these videos is to clarify and demystify because this is information the general public needs to be aware of.
They do all this for a number of different reasons.
