>>I haven't posted news in a long time, but this just cracked me up. Americans have been called spenders for so long that to be blamed due to hoarding is just hilarious:
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>>http://www.cnbc.com/id/101963821
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>I don't see the humour, it's just propaganda. What has long been considered a virtue (saving) is now relabeled as a vice (hoarding) for political reasons.

Political? You can say that, but the politics is then defined among the banksters. Again they come up with a scheme, in which they assume how The Axiom should perform, and then when it doesn't they blame just about everybody but themselves. Ah, The Axiom reads "people will behave the way they perceive as most suitable to themselves" (coined by Friedrich Engels, BTW).

As usual, they assume that people have the memory span of a chicken, and have forgotten all the tricks played on them over the last years, and have begun trusting banks with all they have. Sure, there's one born every minute, but those don't seem to arrive at banks' doors at the expected speed.

They want the money to be spent faster? Well stop redistributing it into the pockets of those who don't have the time to spend it - and start shoveling it into the pockets of those who do. Your circulation theories worked fine up to the seventies, before this steep redistribution started happening.