Alan Greenspan: Often Wrong but Never in Doubt!

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23 October 2008 update. The Congressional Committee had fun with old Al today with Henry Waxman leading the charge. Old Al owned up to having misjudged some things and admitted, "I made a mistake," but his alibi was that no one can predict the future in money markets. That kind of begs the question, what did he learn in 18 and a half years on the job as Head of the Fed? 

Sad to note that nobody asked him about the collapse of the dollar which he engineered for the following reasons, which I posted earlier this year and earlier in 2004.

Guys, the emperor has no clothes. When are you going to catch on?

On his watch the dollar began tanking so that General Motors and Boeing could sell product overseas and all of us could pay more for everything we need. Bogus wisdom from an old Ayn Rand believer (which should have been a warning signal), often wrong but never in doubt sage to all who are gullible. 

This ran in http://truthout.org on 15 September 2008