The Fed can't go bankrupt. It isn't possible. Well, I guess technically it is "possible," but only if that is what they really want to do.

They make loans whenever they want. SOME of the money they create comes from loans the Fed makes to the US gov., but they can create money any time they want and put it in any bank account they want. Money is theirs. All of it. If they want it, they simply create it out of thin air. There's some bookkeeping that needs to happen to conform with their articles of incorporation (a corresponding debt to the loan credit), but they can float that forever and it can sit at zero interest because they control the interest rate.

They also control all of the gears, dials, and switches of every piece of the money system. They set the price of the bonds. If they are selling at a loss as this suggests, that is by design.

The Fed is a sovereign body with sole ownership and 100% control of what we call "money." The concept that they can go "bankrupt" is ludicrous. If they go bankrupt, it is because that advances their agenda.

The Fed can't go bankrupt. It isn't possible. They make loans whenever they want. SOME of the money they create comes from loans the Fed makes to the US gov., but they can create money any time they want and put it in any bank account they want. Money is theirs. All of it. If they want it, they simply create it out of thin air. There's some bookkeeping that needs to happen to conform with their articles of incorporation (a corresponding debt to the loan credit), but they can float that forever and it can sit at zero interest because they control the interest rate.

They also control all of the gears, dials, and switches of every piece of the money system. They set the price of the bonds. If they are selling at a loss as this suggests, that is by design.

The Fed is a sovereign body with sole ownership and 100% control of what we call "money." The concept that they can go "bankrupt" is ludicrous. If they go bankrupt, it is because that advances their agenda.

The Fed can't go bankrupt. It isn't possible. They make loans whenever they want. SOME of the money they create comes from loans the Fed makes to the US gov., but they can create money any time they want and put it in any bank account they want. Money is theirs. All of it. If they want it, they simply create it out of thin air. There's some bookkeeping that needs to happen to conform with their articles of incorporation (a corresponding debt to the loan credit), but they can float that forever and it can sit at zero interest because they control the interest rate.

They also control all of the gears, dials, and switches of every piece of money. They set the price of the bonds. If they are selling at a loss as this suggests, that is by design.

The Fed is a sovereign body with sole ownership and 100% control of what we call "money." The concept that they can go "bankrupt" is ludicrous. If they go bankrupt, it is because that advances their agenda.

The Fed can't go bankrupt. It isn't possible. They make loans whenever they want. SOME of the money they create comes from loans the Fed makes to the US gov., but they can create money any time they want and put it in any bank account they want. Money is theirs. All of it. If they want it, they simply create it out of thin air. There's some bookkeeping that needs to happen to conform with their articles of incorporation (a corresponding debt to the loan credit), but they can float that forever and it can sit at zero interest because they control the interest rate.

The Fed is a sovereign body with sole ownership and 100% control of what we call "money." The concept that they can go "bankrupt" is ludicrous. If they go bankrupt, it is because that advances their agenda.

The Fed can't go bankrupt. It isn't possible. They make loans whenever they want. SOME of the money they create comes from loans the Fed makes to the US gov., but they can create money any time they want and put it in any bank account they want. Money is theirs. All of it. If they want it, they simply create it out of thin air. I'm sure there's some bookkeeping that needs to happen to conform with their articles of incorporation (a corresponding debt to the loan credit), but they can float that forever and it can sit at zero interest because they control the interest rate.

The Fed is a sovereign body with sole ownership and 100% control of what we call "money." The concept that they can go "bankrupt" is ludicrous. If they go bankrupt, it is because that advances their agenda.