One star for what, for answering aquestion?

On Oct 10, 11:21 am, "\"Lone Wolf\"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It's not my theory, it's what the cenral banks are doing. They are
> injecting cash to provide banks liquidity so they will lend to each
> other and avoid this credit freeze. The problem is, and you have hit
> the nail on the head, is that much of the debt held by banks is still
> unknow and is the product of the expansion of ficticious capital which
> is a bottomless pit likeky to run into trillion of dollars. It is
> estimated Australia's four major banks, have $13.8 trillion sub-prime
> loan investments. Even if only 1% of these loans default it will wipe
> out the Australian banking sector, as it has in Iceland.
>
> As I said, it is the central banks and governments that are saying
> these funds are necessary to keep the banks operating.....which means
> propping them up. I didn't say it will work, it won't, but we are
> seeing that already.
>
> On Oct 10, 8:58 am, KeithInTampa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > On Oct 9, 4:29 pm, Lone Wolf wrote:
> > Gaar the world economy is one single electronically linked economy.
> > All the world's banks are completely intertwined with each other,
> > there are no safe havens Our banks depend on the 60% of their funding
> > from overseas, there is no way they are getting it, the government is
> > propping them up, they will collapse.
>
> > ============
>
> > I will be the first one to admit that I am not an economist.  I do
> > possess common sense, and I do comprehend a "fiat Money System",
> > wherein "money" is a commodity in and of itself,  as opposed to a
> > monetary system that is based upon a certain commodity, like gold or
> > silver.
>
> > Lone Wolf, under your theory, how could a government prop up a bank,
> > if in fact "money" is non-existent and doesn't exist?- Hide quoted text -
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