Why the Fed Can't Stop Fueling The Shadow Bank Kiting Machine

``Under the bygone rules of free market capitalism, only one thing kept banks from creating an infinite amount of money, and that was fear of failure. Failure occurs when depositors come to believe that their bank has lent out too much manufactured money to too many dodgy borrowers and may not be able to cover depositors' withdrawals. When this happens, depositors rush to reclaim their money while there is still some left, leading to the bank's collapse.''