Marxismus, Zentralbanken und...was das Zentralkomittee gerade plant

Leider einige sprachliche Mängel, aber thematisch und auch inhaltlich hoch interessant, ein Bericht über die blinden Flecken bei Marx und Engels (Auftragswissenschaftler der Zentralbankiers?):

Marxismus, Zentralbanken und die zukünftige Deflation

Wer dazu noch wissen will, was "die da oben" aktuell gerade planen, dem sei (wie so oft) Zerohedge ans Herz gelegt, obwohl das inhaltlich für mich kaum noch zu durchdringen ist (is it a bug or a feature?):

"We commented yesterday on the absurd (or threatening) hypothesis postulated by a member of the Treasury Borrowing Advisory Committee that the Fed would drain all (yes, we still stand by that interpretation) $1 trillion in excess reserves by the end of March, 2010. Though the Committee is only advisory in nature, it is populated by the upper echelons of fixed income, such as JP Morgan (Chairman), Goldman Sachs (Vice Chairman), Soros Fund Management, and Pimco. The members also provide detailed suggestions as to future Treasury auctions. Accordingly, we read with great interest their thoughts on the future supply and demand of Treasury debt, especially with respect to Treasury’s stated interested in lengthening the average maturity of its debt profile. We were not disappointed, as the Minutes give a fascinating glimpse into a world where inflation is relegated to a marketing device, and passing the buck to the last bondholder is a game unto itself..."

http://www.zerohedge.com/article/treasury-bac-minutes-pt-2-no-inflation-worries-here