Mike, tell me what I can do

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KobyBrandt ::: Favorites You're a persistent little propagandist and fear-mongering mutha aren't you? You probably work for the Federal Government -- as a 'Disinformation Agent'. *** Read Congressman Ron Paul's book: "A Foreign Policy of Freedom" to learn the details of the entire and highly sensible plan to transition and return to sound money policy. Also see: "The Mises Institute of Economics" and one of their videos: "Money, Banking, and the Federal Reserve" here on YouTube. *** 07-07-30 17:22:53 _____________________________________________________
theCommenteer ::: Favorites I'm too much of a lady to say what you are. It's hard to find any specifics online, but somewhere it said Paul favored a gold standard which backed the M0 money supply, not the M2, which is only the physical currency, $750-800 Billion dollars, giving a gold price of about $3,000/oz. That's very high, too, and it wouldn't cover all the electronic "money" which people can just go withdraw whenever they want to, so I think you'd have to call that fractional backing. 07-07-30 17:46:34 _____________________________________________________
KobyBrandt ::: Favorites theCommenteer = DisinformationAgentExtraordinaire You've been outed dude! Read the book then come back here and spew some more disinformation... lmao-rofl! 07-07-30 18:08:05 _____________________________________________________
KobyBrandt ::: Favorites Btw, which candidate do you support for President in 2008? 07-07-30 18:18:16 _____________________________________________________
theCommenteer ::: Favorites I'm flattered you think I'm that good, but if you knew what you were talking about you could skip ad hominem stuff. Did I spell that right? You know what I mean. Well, I was thinking Ron Paul would be an excellent choice, considering that all my "investments" are in silver and gold! 07-07-30 18:56:25 _____________________________________________________
theCommenteer ::: Favorites It seems to me that the gold standard idea can be thought of as <i>the Creationism of economics</i>. 07-07-31 15:46:19 _____________________________________________________
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mahasamatman33 ::: Favorites What can you do ? YOU'RE DOING IT ! Meanwhile; go to MG's site, sign up for the regular E-mails and keep watching his YT channel... and give the man a few clams if you can, sign up to volunteer, that sorta thing. 07-08-04 17:44:41 _____________________________________________________
theCommenteer ::: Favorites webofdebt com / articles / dollar-deception php I think you should read that. The Federal Reserve problem and the gold standard are really two separate issues. 07-08-05 17:14:49 _____________________________________________________
theCommenteer ::: Favorites This author doesn't even mention the gold standard, but seems to think the Federal Reserve banks' function should be taken over by the federal government. That is still fiat currency, which I think is necessary unless and until it fails, but it would cut those evil bankers out of the game. You might want to consider this as a secondary position to the gold standard because that just isn't going to happen before a crisis. 07-08-05 17:20:43 _____________________________________________________
theCommenteer ::: Favorites In fact, even though nationalizing the Federal Reserve's functions is a more complex argument to state than the gold standard, I bet it would be much more persuasive to people who actually understand the economics. Trouble is, most of them are probably bankers. 07-08-05 17:27:40 _____________________________________________________