Commentary I’m not one to subscribe to conspiracies. But it sure seems strange how we got here. Just over a decade ago, Hank Paulson went to Congress and asked for a “bazooka-sized” bailout to calm global financial markets. They came up with a $700 billion price tag. At the time, a number of that size was unheard of. Today Washington is throwing around trillions like they’re nickels and dimes. There’s always the problem of budget creep—every year your expenses get a little bigger and bigger so you don’t really notice how much more you’re spending. But these expenditures have gone up by orders of magnitude in just the last few years. This is where it gets weird. A secret cult has taken hold in our financial system. A “New World Order” of economic policy, if you will. One that promises unlimited growth and prosperity. And promises to deliver it all …