they bought out all the gold with paper, and transferred it out of the country
bringing back the gold standard is suicide (sorry, Ron Paul - that said, you’re son is a kikesucker faggot, so you won’t be able to die in peace)
they bought out all the gold with paper, and transferred it out of the country
bringing back the gold standard is suicide (sorry, Ron Paul - that said, you’re son is a kikesucker faggot, so you won’t be able to die in peace)
bringing back the gold standard is suicide
do elaborate, this is barely discussed here
> bringing back the gold standard is suicide
do elaborate, this is barely discussed here
Well for one thing, if you look up all the gold ever mined, subtract from that what has been lost to the bottom of the ocean, used as jewelry and artistic endeavors, electronics, photography, hoarded by governments and individuals, buried in unknown tombs and graves, etc., I think you’ll find there really isn’t all that much left to set a standard by that would satisfy the needs of the 7 plus billion people on the planet. Let alone the jew. If my math was correct quite some years back, taking all the gold ever accounted for it came to about 3/4 of a gram per person which would barely cover the bottom of a thimble. How high would gold have to go to per ounce to make that workable in redeemable paper and more importantly, how long would it take through today’s (((business practices))) before the jew had it all?
Well for one thing, if you look up all the gold ever mined, subtract from that what has been lost to the bottom of the ocean, used as jewelry and artistic endeavors, electronics, photography, hoarded by governments and individuals, buried in unknown tombs and graves, etc., I think you’ll find there really isn’t all that much left to set a standard by that would satisfy the needs of the 7 plus billion people on the planet. Let alone the jew. If my math was correct quite some years back, taking all the gold ever accounted for it came to about 3/4 of a gram per person which would barely cover the bottom of a thimble. How high would gold have to go to per ounce to make that workable in redeemable paper and more importantly, how long would it take through today’s (((business practices))) before the jew had it all?
A currency based on work credits like the one that guy from bavaria in the late 30s n early 40s used is a good idea.
A currency based on work credits like the one that guy from bavaria in the late 30s n early 40s used is a good idea.
Ron Paul, do your research
Ron Paul, do your research
Use Bitcoin nigger it's digital gold
Use Bitcoin nigger it's digital gold
Oh you think paper is bad? Get on crypto... Or even better yet, have we told you about our 401k plan?
Oh you think paper is bad? Get on crypto... Or even better yet, have we told you about our 401k plan?
To summarize:
Non-physical currency = politicians controlling all money/trade (they can literally create or destroy it) => control of money is control of military => military controls police => police controls the public, and society.
Non-physical currency => gives politicians ability to steal wealth (any taxations they want, money can't be hidden), ability to create inflation, which indirectly takes money from people, forcing the public to invest (to fight this inflation), putting their earnings at risk in stocks, and bonds, which translates into gains for the politicians, and elites, who have access to a different system.
Best currency => precious metals => silver, gold => precious metals empowers people => gives people more control, they don't have to take risks with their money, they can easily save, and it will be enough for retirement because it holds its value.
2nd best currency => regular coins, and cash => you can move it around without government eyes, taxes can be avoided, but this money still declines in value each year.
To summarize:
Non-physical currency = politicians controlling all money/trade (they can literally create or destroy it) => control of money is control of military => military controls police => police controls the public, and society.
Non-physical currency => gives politicians ability to steal wealth (any taxations they want, money can't be hidden), ability to create inflation, which indirectly takes money from people, forcing the public to invest (to fight this inflation), putting their earnings at risk in stocks, and bonds, which translates into gains for the politicians, and elites, who have access to a different system.
Best currency => precious metals => silver, gold => precious metals empowers people => gives people more control, they don't have to take risks with their money, they can easily save, and it will be enough for retirement because it holds its value.
2nd best currency => regular coins, and cash => you can move it around without government eyes, taxes can be avoided, but this money still declines in value each year.
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