In the Money World, Nothing is Ever As it Seems
Andrew Gause covers massive territory in this edition of The Real World of Money. He learned long ago that protecting our wealth and understanding what money is – of paramount importance for us all and The United States remains the best place to be.
-Let’s review Franklin D. Roosevelt gathering the gold, having a bank holiday, revaluing the gold, (ouch!) and along comes Richard M. Nixon and changes the game again in 1971
-Do the math….A three trillion dollar budget, 300 million people in U.S. equals $10,000 per person to do what the USG does. What do they do?
-Oil, confidence and the dollar coupling to set the stage for today
-France about to elect a real Socialist
-Treasury Secretary Geithner’s big Social Security announcement…the rest of the story.
-Means testing coming to a social security check near you
-IMF, World Bank in D.C. over the weekend for a fundraiser
-What is a day in paradise without the Hegelian Dialectic?
-Zero interest rates through the end of 2014. What’s that about?
-Student loans: Is it the 1 Trillion Dollar time bomb or not?
-Listener asks, “Do we all participate in the expansion of the money supply as we play the game?”
-What is a dollar?
-If dollars were powder one could snort them
-Will there come a day when the USG will default on their bonds?
-Campaign 2012 is Eat the rich
-Anyone want to move to Utah?
-UCC 1-305
-How is barter looked upon by the IRS, and by the Supreme Court?
-The London Fix is in
-Let’s compare the commodities boom in the 70’s to now
-So Ron Paul wants to go on the gold standard. How will that be for you?
-Bivens action, Title 42- sections 1983. Listen carefully, this is good.
-What’s so great about the United nations? Well, the parking is and Andy tells us other wonderful things.
-Goldman Sachs plays both ends against the middle.
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