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Re: The USA's recovery from crisis

By: faul in ALEA | Recommend this post (0)
Mon, 30 Jan 12 12:51 AM | 45 view(s)
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Hi Alea......

1.The oldest gold mines in history are 100,000 years old
2.The Sumerian tablets tell the story of the Gods using the
Adam to mine for gold in the Apsu.
3.Egyptians used Gold in it's monoatomic form for healing
& spiritual enlightenment.
4.God gave Moses & his people monoatomic gold in the wilderness
5.Kingship is God given
6.Gold is the money of kings,silver the money of gentlemen,
barter the money of peasants & fiat the money of slaves
7.Your view of Gold & Fiat is nothing more than a mind controlled
view installed in your education programme.Why should you
hold such a view when the Gods & 100,000 yr history show a
polar view point.
8.The banking cartels fractional reserve gold paper machine has
churned out 360 bits of paper making a claim on an oz of gold
for every oz that exists.
9.Waiting for all paper to return to zero as history has shown has
a 100% success rate.
10.Tesla warned the world about plutonium & nuclear energy,
and offered his free green energy instead.JP Morgan pulled
the plug & the world got dirty Nuclear, Oil,wars & the paper
petrodollar.


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Re: The USA's recovery from crisis
By: Cactus Flower
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Sun, 29 Jan 12 11:36 PM
Msg. 06535 of 54959

Hi faul,

Hey, if you wish to see me as asleep, that's your prerogative.

For myself, I think a view that sees gold as the source of value is kinda primitive. I agree that it's shiny and this curious quality, together with its rarity, excited the minds of people long ago. But I can't see much else that should make it valuable except to folks who like to wear jewellery.

If you are looking for a valuable element, why not Plutonium? At least it does something useful. And who cares that it isn't useful for transactional purposes, as gold isn't sufficient to fulfill this role either (there isn't enough of it). In fact, over the years it was used as a currency, it was mostly a lousy one. It's fairly easy to debase a coinage.


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