In May of last year the U.S. money
supply stood at roughly $834 billion. Now, a year later, the Federal
Reserve has created an additional $941 billion out of thin air. Pay
close attention to those numbers…
* The amount of new money the Fed
has created is roughly $107 billion more than all the money that was in
circulation just a year ago
* In other words, the U.S. money supply has more than doubled
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