It's a quote from the Matrix.
However,
You really don't even get it, do you? Look up QE3. Read about it. Educate yourself.
Every month the fed CREATES 40 billion dollars out of thin air, and LENDS it to banks by buying up some mortgages. Do you understand that a mortgage is a form of debt? Do you understand that in order for the 40 billion to ever be paid off, the debt needs to be paid in full? Now realize that this has been going on for awhile. And in addition to buying debt, the US government has it's own debt itself, in the form of the deficit. Add up all the money in circulation, and subtract the total debt, and you come up with a negative number. The whole system is unsustainable, the debt will never be paid, eventually it's going to collapse on itself.
LOL, you don't get it, do you?
The Fed doesn't "lend" the banks anything, you said it yourself, they buy it. do you realize that the $40bn is really not all that much in the grand scheme of everything? Further, do you realize that all of those MBS will be paid off in ~10-15 yrs, if not sooner? Do you realize that there's something like $14tr in mortgages in this country alone and, even if QE continued for the next 5 years that'd only total $2.5tr, not even 1/5th the entire mortgage market?
It's laughable you think that taking all liabilities for the next 10-15 years and adding them up and subtracting the current monetary base means anything at all. YOU don't have a fucking clue what you are even talking about.
You somehow think that the money just goes from A to B yet you forget that it also goes to C,D,E,F,G.....AA, AB...ZA, ZB.....forever.
Person A owes Person B $100
Person B owes person C $100
Person C owes person A $100
There's $300 worth of debt but only $100 worth of currency, person A pays person B back while person B pays person C back. Person C pays person A back. The net effect is 0. Yet your silly measurement is that the monetary base cannot possibly pay back the money because $100 - $300 = -$200.
Who gives a fuck about -$200, it's immaterial.
Then people like you prattle on about interest and how you have to have an inflating money supply to pay interest. Do you expect the money supply to stay static and for the same amount of currency to represent the value of all of the goods on the planet as they are mined and/or labored? Of course you do, that's why you buy into Bitcoins, however, you cannot fathom how deflationary that is.
Even excluding that, we aren't counting the fact that, despite there being only a net $100 in money supply with those 3 guys that each one is still earning their own wage that doesn't include debt which pays the interest. Thus the $100 is an artificial constraint placed upon the world by people like you to prove some inane, insane, and utterly illogical point.