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To: TobagoJack who wrote (45435)	1/18/2009 5:19:43 PM
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More, more You protest too much and ignore the brilliant histories by such as: "Monetary History of the United States," Charles L. Bullock "The Civil War and Reconstruction," J.G. Randall "Financial History of the U.S.," Studenski & H.E. Kroos "Gold Prices and Wages Under the Greenback System," Wesley Mitchell "Nomisma or Legal Tender," Henri Cernuschi See also: "The Federal Reserve Conspiracy," Eustace Mullins "The Lost Science of Money," Stephen Zarlenga "A Short History of Paper Money and Banking," William M. Gouge "The Magic of Money," Hjalmar Schacht See further: "History of Money in Ancient Countries," "History of Precious Metals," "History of Money in America," "The Science of Money" Alexander Del Mar It ain't what you know that gets you ("Paper has always failed, and it will again"), it's what you know that ain't so. Friend TJ, you swallow a camel and strain at a gnat. The privatization of currency in the US and in Germany has been/is the source of the evil: Abolish the Fed and subsume such expertise as it has under the US Treas (obviously we gotta kick out the usual suspects and their minions); Abolish fractional reserve banking; Adopt a modern version of debt cancellation: THE LOST TRADITION OF BIBLICAL DEBT CANCELLATIONS Michael Hudson michael-hudson.com Thanks for the podium. What would I do without you?