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To: Tommaso who wrote (17087)	8/18/2003 3:33:12 PM
From: Little Joe	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 39344

" I also think that GoldMoney violates the U. S. constitution" Actually if anything it is favored by the constitutionm, which provides that states cannot issue their own money except gold, maybe silver, I don't remember for sure if silve is included. Shame it doesn't apply the same restriction to the Feds. Little joe

To: Tommaso who wrote (17087)	8/18/2003 3:50:11 PM
From: Claude Cormier	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 39344

<Yes, you have told me about it, but it sounded to me as if it opened up possibilities for fraud comparable to the earliest days of unregulated banking.> It is freemarket money, best regulated by its users and a strong governance model. GoldMoney is not a bank and has no liabilities. It cannot failed. >I also think that GoldMoney violates the U. S. >constitution. It does not. > But between risking losing 10% a year on my depreciating >dollars, and conceivably losing 100% in GoldMOney, I will >take the former ...Until you take the time to better understand the Goldmoney governance model. >So as you see, I am more paranoid than a gold bug. I see. I am too.