I think you may have confused me with another poster regarding "rule the world money".
I did link to an opinion piece from the Journal that suggests that the Fed is exporting unrest to MENA via inflationary monetary policy. Whether this is intentional or accidental is hard to determine, but it would make a certain amount of sense if it was on purpose. None the less, I didn't write the piece nor is it my theory.
Note that the marketwatch article is a direct reprint from the Wall Street Journal (which I noted). The WSJ version is behind their paywall.
You seem to suggest that I hold a lot of fringe conspiracy views, yet the theories you take issue with come from the Journal editorial pages. Does that mean you hold the WSJ to be a fringe conspiracy paper?
I think you may have confused me with another poster regarding "rule the world money".
You're right, I'm sorry.
But it's curious that you cite the WSJ editorial pages specifically. One of the things the WSJ is known for is how incongruously stupid the editorial section is, compared to the rest of the paper.
I did link to an opinion piece from the Journal that suggests that the Fed is exporting unrest to MENA via inflationary monetary policy. Whether this is intentional or accidental is hard to determine, but it would make a certain amount of sense if it was on purpose. None the less, I didn't write the piece nor is it my theory.
Note that the marketwatch article is a direct reprint from the Wall Street Journal (which I noted). The WSJ version is behind their paywall.
You seem to suggest that I hold a lot of fringe conspiracy views, yet the theories you take issue with come from the Journal editorial pages. Does that mean you hold the WSJ to be a fringe conspiracy paper?