Marc Faber : FEDs dollars create bubbles and overconsumption

Marc Faber :" As you know I have been very critical of the Federal Reserve for the last 20 years because the Federal Reserve with its expansionary monetary policies and without the policy paying attention to excessive credit growth created first the Nasdaq bubble and later on the housing bubble and in 2008 the commodities bubble. So I have been very critical of these policies for a very long time, including of course now QE2 as I was also skeptical about the success of QE1 for the simple reason that the Federal Reserve can control the quantity of the money.
In other words, Bernanke as he said and wrote the US can drop dollar bills from helicopters onto the US, but what they don’t control is where these dollar bills will flow to, and as it happens it went into bubbles in US creating over consumption, and symptom of overconsumption was then the trade and current account deficit that shifted production and capital spending overseas and shifted economic growth to emerging economies and now QE2 what it will do is essentially it will foster bubbles, in commodities, in precious metals and in the capital markets of emerging economies where the capital will flow to."
in moneycontrol.com