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>"No state shall...make any thing but gold or silver a tender
>in payment of debt." Article IV as I recall, though I get
>older and memory works less well.
This is article one section ten.
I think the only state that does this is Hawaii. This part of the
constitution applies to States, not
Dear Steve,
>I'm not sure the article really says this.
Well, I read the article, which is on MiningWeb's current
issues page.
http://www.mips1.net/mgfin.nsf/Current/
It also says:
"What he has found does not irrefutably prove the
alleged conspiracy against gold, but the fast and
loose be
Dear Patrick,
With regard to my reply to Snow Dog, let me note that
your ideas are also very sensible.
> FDR engaged in theft and counterfeiting as a solution to
> a problem caused by theft and counterfeiting.
> The sale of government assets include office buildings,
> vehicles, huge tracts
Dear SnowDog,
Hey, thanks for reading my stuff.
>> and wasn't helped at all by the FDR
>> decision to devalue from $20.67/ounce troy
>> to $35/ounce troy, nor by his insane decision to
>> rifle all the safety deposit boxes in the country,
>> denying the private property of Americans who
>> o
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At 12:52 PM 1/8/2002 -0500, Matthew Gaylor wrote:
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>
>
> To: Central Banks, Secretariats, Governors, Risk Analysts,
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>
>
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>
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>FDR engaged in theft and counterfeiting as a solution to a problem caused by
>theft and counterfeiting. A more honest solution would have been to make
>good on all gold redemptions as possible, and then begin a massive
>liquidation of government assets to purchase gold on the open market until
>
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From: Central Bank Oversight & Monitor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Central Banks, Secretariats, Governors, Risk Analysts,
Executives, Concerned Others
Enron reflected in gold accounts racket
By: Tim Wood
Posted: 2002/01/07 Mon 10:29 | © Miningweb 1997-2002
> SnowDog said:
> "...wasn't helped at all..." (??) I'm curious what you would have done in
> FDR's place... If you allow the 'run' to continue, then soon there will be
no more gold in the US
> Treasury to back the Federal Reserve Notes remaining in use...
If there weren't enough gold reserves to
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>Run, he says, don't walk, to your nearest newsstand.
>
>Buy _Wired_ for January 2002. Turn to page 60.
>
>Read the stuff by Julian Dibbell.
>
>In the words of the protagonist from the film "Arthur,"
>it doesn't suck.
>
>I was impressed, unfavorably, by the quote from John
>Maynard Keynes, whose
I am unable to let any mention of FDR go by without commenting that
there is a handy four letter word for Franklin Delano Roosevelt, and
it starts with "c" and also features a t, n and u.
FDR--not Mao or Stalin--was essentially the "major villain" of the
20th century, the century of the state,
>>>The notion that economic crashes were much more brutal
before the Federal Reserve came along is pretty much
nonsense. Certainly, the 1929-1939 "Great Depression"
was a pretty miserable experience, was the result of
Federal Reserve machinations and malfeasance (which
even otherwise funky econo
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