Ron Paul: Lift The Fed’s “Shroud Of Secrecy”
“IF THE FED HAS NOTHING TO HIDE, IT HAS NOTHING TO FEAR” || By RON PAUL || Since the creYou must Subscribe or log in to read the rest of this content.
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There’s nothing secret about the Fed, you dumb shit! Just because you don’t understand economic policy doesn’t mean there’s anything secret going on. Just the other day you made an ass of yourself claiming Muslims control whole cities in Europe. Now you top yourself with an asinine crack about Fed secrecy. Keep on showing people how stupid you are by starting to babble about the TriLateral Commision and the Illuminini
I agree with you Dan. Radical Islam controls the democrat party in USA…not whole cities in Europe-at this time-coming soon though to america…
There’s nothing secret about the Fed
I’d say when the far right (Paul) and the far left (Sanders) agree that the Fed needs to be audited, then the Fed probably needs to be audited.
“Just because you don’t understand economic policy doesn’t mean there’s anything secret going on.”
Pot, meet kettle.
Trilateral Commission and the Illuminati.
I have a relative on the Trilateral Commission and she don’t tell me shi’ite.
“… While Trilateral Commission bylaws exclude persons holding public office from membership,[5] the think tank draws its participants from political, business, and academic worlds. …” – http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trilateral_Commission#Membership
Ha! Ha! Hey! How about the Knights Templar and the “cult” known as Masons? Skull and Bones runs Washington, doesn’t it? You ever read “Foucault’s Pendulum”? You’d enjoy it!
Knights Templar has no real connection to the Masons and that has no real connection to the “Skull and Bones” and that has no connection to anything except frat boys trying to play adult games.
I think that people who scoff at gold will see a move in gold overnight similar to what happened to the Swiss franc. Now, for most people, it will not affect them in the sense that they do not own gold, so they will not benefit. They are not interested in gold, so the fact that it goes up matters not to them. However, would these same people be as disinterested if they didn’t own bonds and all of a sudden the bond market collapsed and everyone lost their money – wouldn’t they realize that even though they don’t own bonds themselves, that something large has happened that will affect them in a domino fashion that they can’t quite yet understand?
It’s surprising to me the number of people that will not budge and even own 2-3% of their wealth in gold. They resist the most modest proposals for balancing their portfolio.
And when Europe folds, Obama will declare that all gold belongs to the state. Atlas is already beginning to shrug.
Gold hit the dirt years ago and Bitcoin is doing the same now. All these libertarian doomsday investments are going to shit and the prophecies of the fall of our fiat currency continues to get postponed year after year.
Is your hat made of gold foil instead of aluminum?
Even a fall,like the great depression,wasn’t a time when gold was going to keep you going.People bartered and traded over everyday necessities,like food,clothes,etc.You can’t eat gold.
Bitcoin was a Ponzi scheme, that happened to appeal to liberty minded people looking for an escape from a constantly devalued dollar, but a Ponzi scheme none the less.
Tying Bitcoin to gold however in your comparison, is laughable. Gold has been the default currency since before written history.
And when any country(and there’s been many) has finally destroyed it’s currency, it always has to tie the new currency to gold(or silver) temporary, to regain trust and have it accepted again.
Gold is heavy,and only worth what it represents,or do you want to drive a car made of gold? You’d be better off investing in Confederate currency.
“Gold is heavy”
When I read stuff like this, it really make me wonder how many financial illiterates there are in the world.
At current spot price, around $130,000 in gold weighs under 7 pounds, and total a measly 100 coins. (you can easily fit 4-25 count tubes in your pockets)
If you were to carry that amount in $20 bills, it would weight almost twice as much as the gold, assuming you could carry all 6500 of them in a trash bag inconspicuously.
Once again the blind squirrel finds the nut (in this case the blind squirrel is a nut but he’s got a point here).
Go Ron Paul. End The Fed.
Gold – real money for 5000 years.