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K Then the (((SEC))) has no regulatory power over them. Neither does the (((IRS))).

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They can't print more of them thus their angst.

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Criminals don't like competition.

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OY VEY! These aren't valid assets goy! Whaddya mean? Of course you have to pay taxes on transactions, it's money!

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Gold is money. Everything else is credit.

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This is sure ironic since Federal reserve notes are derivative instruments with no assets backing them. Thanks to president Nixon in 1971, gold was removed as the underlying asset, but never replaced with anything.

Sure, at one point, you could argue federal reserve notes were essentially backed by oil. But today, this isn't true. You may try to argue the military backs the currency and 5 years ago, I might agree. Today... not so much.

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1971

1933*

Nixon

Roosevelt*

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Sure. You could actually go back to 1913 when the Federal reserve act was forced on us.