To: Jim S who wrote (37116 ) 7/14/1999 2:49:00 AM From: d:oug Read Replies (3) | Respond to of 116791
Jim S, if you have the time could you double back and reread my post that you graciously already put in time to answer my inquires. But first a recommendation from me as pertains to obtaining insight into this gold money area for understanding. Those posts of Ron Reese have one purpose, in that to take you away from where you are able to learn and decide what is correct and not. Ron Reese has "stacked the deck" so that what you are observing thru his posts will only allow you to make judgements and observations thru a view he controls, and this view has already guaranteed that a conclusion to verify his view will be obtained. Rather than I proceed further, my post that you replied to had the time period referenced for those charts between money supply and inflation and gold reserved as that when the USA was on the gold standard. You mentioned a lot of issues in your reply that can direct this threads focus to obtain the truth of what happened, and should have happened, with the final end result being that a gold standard is correct. Dump Ron Reese and all the falsehoods and junk he has created. All those stories that are read to young children never happened to me, and I only learned of them long after they were useful to help in the growth and development of a young mind. But I heard that there was one that had a little girl (lost?) in a red hat con'ed by a talking fox that told her the directions to her grandmom's house was changed, and directed her to the house made up of candy and cookies occuptied by 7 small men. Somehow this lead to her being on a boat with a man with a hooked arm , and a big whale ate her. Be careful not so much what you hear, but who you listen to. I just read a study done on men with RRS (Ron Reese Syndrome) and in each case the man was married to a woman with superior intelligents. Doug