WALL STREET INSIDER: FED To Give Obama September/October Surprise

by Ulsterman on August 3, 2012 with 123 Comments in News

A brief message from a longtime Wall Street Insider warns the Federal Reserve is preparing a September/October stimulus surprise to directly benefit Barack Obama’s campaign to win re-election.  “WATCH FOR IT”

Friend,
Hope this message finds you well.  I have recently received confirmation of Ben Bernanke’s intent to initiate a sizeable QE3 just prior to the November election. Whispers of this have been circulating for a number of weeks.  It is now confirmed.  Bernanke now appears quite motivated to do just that though there will be a fight among some within the FED.  Bernanke has the votes though, so his intent will most likely be met with success unless we can counter this intent via other means that I cannot share with you at this time.  I am at war with the fiscal beast herself and she is proving a very worthy opponent.

Watch for it.  Watch for confirmation of this plan.  A QE3 announcement just prior to November could give the man calling himself Obama just enough of a bump to win a closely contested election.  It will also further decimate the longer term fiscal health of the nation and the world.  Clearly those who surround Obama deem the former to be far more important than the latter.
Barack Obama and Ben Bernanke are now working in unison in an attempt to purchase a second term.  There will be those who will argue it will not impact the election.  Not so.  Those surrounding Obama hope to have QE3 as a tool to buy back support from Wall Street in the final weeks leading to the election.  Sadly, there may be some who will cooperate with this “buy back”.  Shame on them for doing so.  God will make an accounting of their betrayal when they are held in final judgement.

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There remains those of us who will do all we can to run Bernanke off the proverbial tracks and as I indicated, there are those within the FED who will assist.  The challenge is difficult, but we are willing to take it up.  At the very least we hope to delay a QE3 announcement until after the election.  Such a delay would be a victory, at least in the short term.  I wish to share this information with both you and your fine readers in a timely fashion.

Blessings,