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To: stockman_scott who wrote (52063)5/25/2002 10:33:02 AM
From: Jim Willie CB  Read Replies (4) | Respond to of 65232
 
Einstein the philosopher, most excellent.. applies to US$

the problem with the world currency and banking reserve system is the USdollar
it is not backed by a hard asset
instead it is a denominated debt instrument
yet the dollar serves as a world reserve asset
and the dollar serves as the basis for banking system reserves
such practice is untenable, unsustainable, and gauranteed to fail, ending in strife and misery
our economic demise has been legislated as certainty
spending levels are dictated by law, gauranteed bankruptcy
this is the legacy of socialism, liberalism

all banking crises are met with a flood of newly printed USdollars
the Asian Meltdown has finally hit our shores
the US Debt Collapse will not stop until it has run its full course

current treatment involves administering the additional amounts of what causes the cancer
additional dollars do not rectify flaws traceable to excessive dollars

Einstein would agree that the same people who created the flawed money/banking system are offering flawed solutions

the gold uptrend will last until gold backs all currencies
no exception
the first nation to back their currency with gold will see an almost immediate economic revival
it will provide the world with a strong example to follow

I predict it will be silver-rich Argentina or Mexico
perhaps gold-rich South Africa or Australia or Canada
/ jim