All this is true.  However there lies a bigger problem.  We are literally in a game where the point is to print more money to pay for old debts.  You think they won't raise rates?

Inflationary monetary policy works in a classroom, it generally stops there.  The fed can't control inflation.  They try and alter it, but they can't pick what it should be.  Inflation has decimated the real returns on Wall Street.  It's great to say it's avg historical return is above 10%.  That's great, but once you factor in inflation, the money made is eaten by it.  

There is little the Fed can do now to stop inflation.  It's nearing 10% annually.  So they should stop raising rates and just let it get worse?  I highly doubt they will really let that happen.  If they Fed follows public policy (which is to control inflation) then they will be raising FF rates.  Please convince me otherwise.

You might be right about the rates going up. It is hard to be confident one way or the other.
You're right, but when financial plans have to be made you have to decide what you think they will do.  I just can't see them suddenly turning their back on inflation especially when that's all they talk about most times.

Secretly they may not mind either way because as a private bank they will make plenty of money regardless.