You are correct in that gold and silver aren't lawful money.........at least until they are minted into such. Read the US Constitution.
Congress shall have the power to coin money and regulate the value thereof.
Art 1 sec. 10... No state shall......make anything but gold or silver coin a tender in payment of debt.
We have been hoodwinked by our elected officials. If we had "lawful Money" as per the US Constitution we would have a hell of a lot less problems. Federal Reserve Notes are "tree money" and gold or silver coin are real money as per our Constitution.
On Jun 28 04:53 AM Dave Wrixon wrote:
> Sorry this is a mixture of lies and half truths. For a start Gold > and Silver aren't Lawful Money anywhere, they are exotic commodities.
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Nice article, well thought out and explained in articulate manner. I am a holder of AOB and definitely think that this is one good company. I know some of the stockholders get upset with CEO's moves, but all in all I think it's a winner.
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Both gold and silver as years ago...................... each help to keep the other in check and the population at large is holding real value, not TREE MONEY
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Thanks for an intersting article, I only wish you had the info last year.......Oh well, hopefully the company will hear of this and make sure things are "kosher" for the shareholders sake.
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Boy o boy if anyone looks at a chart from the time you wrote this article they will see that you missed by a bit...........about a mile or so. Not only that, but the company is coming totally together and is doing a great service for our military people. Thank God that not all reviews are this bad..........ALL PEOPLE SHOULD DO THEIR OWN DD and then pray it's half good.
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Congress shall have the power to coin money and regulate the value thereof.
Art 1 sec. 10... No state shall......make anything but gold or silver coin a tender in payment of debt.
We have been hoodwinked by our elected officials. If we had "lawful Money" as per the US Constitution we would have a hell of a lot less problems. Federal Reserve Notes are "tree money" and gold or silver coin are real money as per our Constitution.
On Jun 28 04:53 AM Dave Wrixon wrote:
> Sorry this is a mixture of lies and half truths. For a start Gold
> and Silver aren't Lawful Money anywhere, they are exotic commodities.
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Very refreshing........THAN...
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Dr_Dave has done an excellent job in explaing the issues of PML. Unfortunately, you and many others are misinformed as to the issues of PML.
Hopefully others who are doing research will check deeper into the PML issues and thereby stop basing there economic theories on false information.
Time will tell, but I am sure that in the near future both MS and CD patients will receive great benefits from Tysabri.
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