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-The Boys are meeting in Davos comparing notes on inflating their currencies together
-Again Andy makes his arguments of why “They” will not allow a crash of any sort..where’s the profit in a crash?
-The austerity and stealing in Southern Europe will continue
-Understanding pushing on a string will make you eligible for Federal Reserve Chairman.
-Understanding the velocity of money is critical and fun to know about
-A listener asks, “What would happen if some politicians get their way and the government truly cuts spending?”
-Physical gold is physical and paper gold and silver are paper
-Russia just purchased 600,000 ounces of gold for a rainy day
-Germany dramatically softens their position on repatriating their gold from the NY Fed
-A little history lesson on the financial woes of Japan, the war, the bomb and control of money
-The dollars the NY Fed gives back to Treasury is after expenses and their are creative ways to spend indeed.
-The Greenspan Commission and Social Security
-Controlling the world’s currency, the dollar, is the deal
-Andy looks back at the inflation, timelines with gold and silver prices
-The IRS’s rule on fair exchange
-Their are many, many creative ways we will get additional taxes in the future.
-Local Exchange Trading explained
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4 comments:
Effeminate white man interviews self aggrandinzing negro - talking about money science.
You're going to take your money pointers from a negro?
LOL
People you should know that historically when there is an economic collapse gold and silver don't mean shit.
The problem with precious metals is when the rubber meets the road they are really useless.
Look at what people have used as curacy in times of economic collapse.. coffee, cigarettes,sugar,salt,22. ammunition etc.
This is why Gause (who happens to sell gold) will say that this economic system will last forever. They are inextricably linked.
While I do not agree with Gause's conclusions, this guy definitely knows the monetary system better than anyone else you will hear on the internuts. Personally, I think the big gold/silver boom is over and it will be carefully controlled from now on. Both have been at essentially the same level for the last year or so.
Thanks for continuing to post this, Mami.
"Unfortunately the worth of all things depends on whether there is a real scarcity, enough or more than can be used at a given time. A few eggs are worth a great deal to a hungry man on a raft. Wheat is worth MORE in terms of serge in some seasons than in others. So is gold, so is platinum. A single commodity (even gold) base for money is not satisfactory.
STATE AUTHORITY behind the printed note Is the best means of establishing a JUST and HONEST currency. The Chinese grasped that over 1,000 years ago, as we can see from the Tang STATE (not Bank) NOTE. SOVEREIGNTY inheres in the right to ISSUE money (tickets) and to determine the value thereof.
American interests HIDE the most vital clause in our** constitution. The American government hasn’t, they say, the right to fix prices. BUT IT HAS THE RIGHT TO DETERMINE THE VALUE OF MONEY and this right is vested in Congress.
This is a mere difference in legal formalities and verbal arrangements. The U.S. Government has the right to say 'a dollar is one wheat-bushel thick, it is one serge-foot long, it is ten gallons of petrol wide.' Hence the U.S. Government could establish the JUST PRICE, and a just price system."
~ Ezra Pound - "What is Money For ? " (1935)
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