Anybody Seen Our Gold?
Edwin Vieira, Jr.: Silver and gold guarantee freedom
The Constitution of the United States adopted a monetary system consisting of silver and gold coin, in which the standard is the "dollar," containing 371 1/4 grains (troy) of fine silver, with the values of gold coins to be measured in "dollars" according to the free market's rate of exchange between silver and gold. Neither the general government nor any state is authorized to emit paper currency.
These restrictions prevent rogue public officials from turning public debts into currency, as a means for redistributing wealth from society to political elitists and their clients in special-interest groups.
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Source: Gold Anti-trust Action Committee
Note: This is a chilling perspective, written in April 2008. On the one hand, this view smacks of fringe-conspiracy theory. On the other hand, why is it that gold is not sky-rocketing?
The Constitution of the United States adopted a monetary system consisting of silver and gold coin, in which the standard is the "dollar," containing 371 1/4 grains (troy) of fine silver, with the values of gold coins to be measured in "dollars" according to the free market's rate of exchange between silver and gold. Neither the general government nor any state is authorized to emit paper currency.
These restrictions prevent rogue public officials from turning public debts into currency, as a means for redistributing wealth from society to political elitists and their clients in special-interest groups.
Read More...
Source: Gold Anti-trust Action Committee
Note: This is a chilling perspective, written in April 2008. On the one hand, this view smacks of fringe-conspiracy theory. On the other hand, why is it that gold is not sky-rocketing?
posted by Kathy at 12/03/2008 06:32:00 PM
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