Comments for A Gold Economy

Comment on The Hamiltonian Revolution by Jim Lunsford

Jim Lunsford — Tue, 23 Dec 2008 20:25:58 +0000

It is amazing how no one has commented on the most important issues of the day. These three items are at the core of our modern day problems and should be at the forefront of all of our representatives minds. Thank you so very much for such an insightful commentary. Peace, Jim

Comment on A Shortage of Gold by Stacey Derbinshire

Stacey Derbinshire — Tue, 19 Aug 2008 00:00:15 +0000

Just wanted to say HI. I found your blog a few days ago on Technorati and have been reading it over the past few days.

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Comment on Gold, Guns and Government? by Rigg

Rigg — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 21:34:49 +0000

Obama’s New Clothes are off,

But the Cool-Aiders don’t want to look.
These people are mesmerized.

I have yet to drink the Cool-Aid.
Also more on Obama’s Clothes and Drinking the Cool-Aid at:

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Come on over and converse or Nike for that matter.

Nice blog format by the way.

Rigg

Comment on Thomas Jefferson on banking by canadada

canadada — Mon, 17 Mar 2008 23:57:21 +0000

Yes. Totally agree.

Comment on Thomas Jefferson on freedom. by BookGirl

BookGirl — Mon, 17 Mar 2008 21:15:58 +0000

I love Thomas Jefferson. He’s one of my favorite political figures. Good Quote!

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Comment on Devaluation, inflation and Interest rates, oh my! by goldsystem

goldsystem — Thu, 13 Mar 2008 20:49:43 +0000

Well thought through! It will take some solid leadership to raise the rates and bring value back to our fiat money system. Investors shouldn’t be worried, there is money to be maid in a down market, as well as, an up.

Comment on Devaluation, inflation and Interest rates, oh my! by Derick Malone

Derick Malone — Thu, 13 Mar 2008 03:32:05 +0000

How will the markets go if saving the dollars value is put at the highest priority?

The fed won’t do this at it would cause the financials to reveal they are insolvent. Even if they don’t raise the rates the banks are likely insolvent and simply attempting to delay until it looks like they are solvent.

Personally I say raise the rates. We shouldn’t be blackmailed by Wall Street financials. This short term fix will really hurt the younger generation, though it may allow the boomers to run up one last credit card and massive debt which their children will never be able to afford to pay off in their life time.

Oh well. The trash should be flushed. Keeping the trash around will only keep the mistrust. It also gives more time for people of wealthy to attempt to get out of the system so the working class can be left holding the bag.

All in all America loses either way. This would have occured though with globalization. You can’t have a free market with massive amounts of labor making only a few dollars a day and Americans making a few hundred a day. This must balance and the debt only favors market arbitrage which should have been regulate with tariffs until things balanced.

But Wall Street greed created this and Wall Street greed is the political power. They will do everything in their power to bail themselves even if that means destroying the American economy as they go down.