You can take a "bank note" out of circulations, anytime you want. You can replace the BP pound with the Euro. But.... You cannot replace "Gold" with anything (except health) P.S. Burie a paper "bank note", and gold coins in the ground, and dig it up in two hundred years, and see what you find ? (Paper notes, in a chest at the bottom of the sea?) Chuck
On Dec 27 06:45 AM aitvaras wrote:
> The point is, that at the end of the day, Physical Gold IS priced > at different currency levels. It IS NOT priced against a loaf of > bread or a suit. > > The statement that "gold is the ONLY means of countering the incredible > fraud we are experiencing!" is a total crock. > > Gold IS a Barbarous Relic of times past. It was used by various countries > as a currency In Times Past. > > It Cannot Counter Fraud. "Hey, dude, here's some gold, don't commit > Fraud". Morales Are Not offset by Gold. > > A Psychologist would know that. IMO
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You can replace the BP pound with the Euro. But....
You cannot replace "Gold" with anything (except health)
P.S. Burie a paper "bank note", and gold coins in the ground, and dig it up in two hundred years, and see what you find ? (Paper notes, in a chest at the bottom of the sea?)
Chuck
On Dec 27 06:45 AM aitvaras wrote:
> The point is, that at the end of the day, Physical Gold IS priced
> at different currency levels. It IS NOT priced against a loaf of
> bread or a suit.
>
> The statement that "gold is the ONLY means of countering the incredible
> fraud we are experiencing!" is a total crock.
>
> Gold IS a Barbarous Relic of times past. It was used by various countries
> as a currency In Times Past.
>
> It Cannot Counter Fraud. "Hey, dude, here's some gold, don't commit
> Fraud". Morales Are Not offset by Gold.
>
> A Psychologist would know that. IMO