Poll Results: Are the Federal Reserve Banks privately owned?
Yes Wins, completely demolishing A Jar of Almonds.
Time for a new poll! Suggestions?
Note: Who owns the Federal Reserve?
posted by vper1 @ Thursday, March 09, 2006
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Yes Wins, completely demolishing A Jar of Almonds.
Time for a new poll! Suggestions?
Note: Who owns the Federal Reserve?
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4 Comments:
For the record, vper1, you totally rock.
Secondly, I think a new poll should ask whether or not the dollar is created at interest.
Aw, shucks miss.
Hat tip to the magical and surreptitious editor.
Generally, the people on the web are better informed than those off the web. Almost without exception the people I ask on the street think that the Fed is owned by the government.
There are even important differences between readers who visit our blog (and blogs that link to our blog) and readers who visit other blogs that are basically mainstream.
So, these polls only tell us about our readers. And it doesn't say much since only 428 of them responded. But, nevertheless, it is entertaining!
that's one of the "blessings" of democracy, i guess.
you get to "vote" on what's real.
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