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Politics : Dutch Central Bank Sale Announcement Imminent? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: tshane who wrote (3606)	2/21/1999 11:24:00 AM
From: Hawkmoon	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 81840

Ron, wake up, Thanks Richard!! I was greatly relieved that your comments were only part of a nightmare, not a reality... <VBG> Richard, let me ask you a question.... You seem to fear monetary policy being in the hands of a few "plunderers". By your comment on "selling out this country", I would suspect you believe in a NWO conspiracy bent on subverting the US. Do you fear a global monetary policy?? Do you fear a unified currency?? If you have a GS, you basically have a global money. All paper currencies would then be a proxy for single currency, gold. Let me emphasize that. To have a global gov't, you require a global currency. Tying paper to gold would accomplish that. And who would control that currency?? Bankers, Gov'ts, and Miners. Go back and read the history of JP Morgan, and see what manner of power he wielded in financial manners. Do you really want someone, not beholding to powers of gov't, to have that much control over today's economy?? Any policy that has a human hand in it, is inherently as flawed as its originator(s). Going to a GS won't change or alter that. There was just as much corruption under the previous GS, as there is today. Hmmmm.... Regards, Ron