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To: AuBug who wrote (61410)	10/2/2008 12:44:05 PM
From: E. Charters	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 78416

Just not enough gold for you and me. I can find any number of places with not enough gold. No sense and going around telling everyone about it. I see the market is doing well now that the senate will bail out the boys on Wall Street and gold is following suit. Nice. I see that they decided to take 366 dollars less from each american. That should spur the economy big time. They need to inflate about 1 trillion to do this bail. This means selling 100 billion in bonds with payment in funny money. Doable. The interest on these bonds is of course paid to the banks with our taxes. This is why we have a The Federal Reserve Bank only creates the Principal - not the usury or interest that it lends to the U.S. government. Therefore the usury can NEVER be repaid and the end result is foreclosure and bankruptcy. In 1765, the Bank of England demanded that the American Colonies pay taxes in British specie or coins which the people did not possess. If they had borrowed from the Bank of England to pay the tax, the end result would have been the same: foreclosure and bankruptcy with the Bank owning everything!! It's the same fatal bite of that old Serpent the Devil and Satan which deceiveth the whole world (Rev. 12:9). No wonder that usury is called nashak or the bite of a serpent in the Bible. EC<:-}