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  • ECB’s Lagarde warns of risk to world economy via Trump interference on Fed

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    Steps by US President Donald Trump to remove Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell or Fed governor Lisa Cook would represent a “very serious danger for the US economy and the world economy”, said European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde on Monday. Trump has repeatedly attacked the Fed’s chair, Jerome Powell, for not cutting the short-term interest rate and threatened to fire him. Trump is also attempting to fire Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook. “If U.S. monetary policy were no longer independent and instead dependent on the dictates of this or that person, then I believe that the effect on the ... (full story)

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Trader#F9AF
Sep 1, 2025 7:57am
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I agree with the sentiment of Ms. Lagarde's statement. What happens when a president tries to bend the Federal Reserve to his will? We're witnessing this dangerous experiment as President Trump appears to be reshaping the Fed through loyal nominations and reportedly pressuring officials like Lisa Cook to step down. This isn't just Washington politics—it's a direct assault on the bedrock of global financial trust. Think about it: if international investors lose faith in our financial independence, they could abandon U.S. Treasuries en masse. The fallout? A confidence crisis that might take generations to repair. And it doesn't stop at monetary policy—just look at how Trump replaced the Bureau of Labor Statistics head who dared question his employment figures. Even without explicitly manipulating data, these moves send shivers through markets worldwide. The invisible shield between politics and our financial system exists for a reason—once broken, our entire economic stability hangs in the balance.
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Jr123
Sep 2, 2025 8:10am
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{quote} Oh, and I would raise your bet and go on a bit of a tangent about something that has become demonstrably obvious with Trump. Lagarde is well within her rights to point out some truths. A shame so many other people in high office from outside the US do not have the fortitude to show leadership and articulate what is developing. Because it seems like nobody in authority within the US can speak out without serious implications. I witness comments about the Supreme Court even being challenged ought it not allow Trump to get his way. Wow. Just...
Presidents shouldn't be worshipped and how in the hell did this happen when republicans have such a slim
margin of votes. The system is broken and this shit will continue no mater which side is in power.
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oxbuck
Sep 1, 2025 4:41am
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Listen, lady, quit trying to meddle in U.S. affairs and keep your nose in your own deep state European central bank scheme.
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Nobody-yet
Sep 1, 2025 3:16am
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Instead of lecturing, she should be worrying about her mediocre performances
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Schultz
Sep 1, 2025 6:39am
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Quoting oxbuck
Listen, lady, quit trying to meddle in U.S. affairs and keep your nose in your own deep state European central bank scheme. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GU35...&start_radio=1
That kinda response reminds me of the hate and vile some people had for Lady Margaret Thatcher.
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Schultz
Sep 1, 2025 10:48pm — Edited
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Quoting Trader#F9AF
IThis isn't just Washington politics—it's a direct assault on the bedrock of global financial trust.
Oh, and I would raise your bet and go on a bit of a tangent about something that has become demonstrably obvious with Trump. Lagarde is well within her rights to point out some truths. A shame so many other people in high office from outside the US do not have the fortitude to show leadership and articulate what is developing.

Because it seems like nobody in authority within the US can speak out without serious implications. I witness comments about the Supreme Court even being challenged ought it not allow Trump to get his way. Wow. Just wow.

There is clearly a highly focused, carefully planned and very significant change in the way government is carried out in the United States.

Something called the Unitary Executive Theory is based on the proposition that the president should have complete executive authority over every part of the federal government. This short Wiki entry makes a good introduction, and where Trump fits in.
Unitary executive theory - Wikipedia
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Schultz
Sep 1, 2025 6:33am
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Quoting Nobody-yet
Instead of lecturing, she should be worrying about her mediocre performances
What did she say that hit a raw nerve with you?
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Schultz
Sep 1, 2025 10:24pm
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Quoting oxbuck
Sorry, Shultz, it's not hate whatsoever. ..and It's not hate and vile.
Well, I guess it's not a lie, if you believe it.
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oxbuck
Sep 1, 2025 10:20am
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Sorry, Shultz, it's not hate whatsoever. Simply put, she has absolutely NO jurisdiction over the United States. So stop making my comment anything that what it is. That's like me calling you a leftist radical which, I'm sure, is not who you are.
oxbuck
Sep 2, 2025 7:43am
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I believe in the inalienable rights of man, embodied by the Constitution of the United States NOT British monarchy, and NOT centralized banking that threatens those inalienable rights and replaces them with the lust for money. Money should serve the people, not the private banking cartels. That's the truth, if you believe it. When someone tries to bind you with rope do you lay there and do nothing, or do you extricate yourself. The U.S. is extricating itself from the bondage of the City of London and all it's money-whoring subjects.
oxbuck
Sep 1, 2025 10:23am
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It's not hate and vile. She doesn't represent the United States at all. Maybe a better word to use, than hate and vile, would be bossy and out of her realm of stewardship.
oxbuck
Sep 2, 2025 7:40am
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Europe has embraced the City of London banking system, NOT the concept of inalienable rights of man which is the bedrock of the American system. Lagarde is the epitome of City of London.
Trader#A306
Sep 1, 2025 7:03am
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Quoting Schultz
{quote} That kinda response reminds me of the hate and vile some people had for Lady Margaret Thatcher.
You know that they call her "Evil Witch" in Britain, don't you?
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Trader#A306
Sep 1, 2025 3:12am
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Meanwhile China have just proclaimed its leadership in the global governance. Gone are the EU politicians and their mediocre management.
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