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To: pogohere who wrote (38984)	11/7/2007 9:36:22 PM
From: Valuepro	Read Replies (1) of 39344

"The fiat created by the colonists worked quite well." Geez, well, o.k. We most certainly are on opposite polls when it comes to this subject, aren't we. So, here is my last post on the subject. There has never been a fiat system created in Western civilization that did not fail. Gold has never failed as money. The longest lasting monetary system known was created by Constantine the Great. It was a system of standardized weights and measures of gold coins that lasted for over 800 years, and was accepted throughout the known world. That was the longest running and most stable period of economic growth in Western history. "Clipping" and fractional reserve banking ended it. "Gold Wars" - Ferdinand Lips; "Tomorrows Gold" - Marc Faber; "The Case Against the Fed" - Murray N. Rothbard Now, in fairness, what are your published sources? Paper has always failed, and it will again, and it's failure will be caused by the "banksters" as you call them. But good luck to you anyway. Cheers, VP in AZ

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