@04070619 "So all nations will follow a new currency controlled by Goldman Sachs? Not very likely anymore for quite a while. People's eyes are opening up"
The coin Medvedev presented was a gold coin representing the need to move away from fiat currencies without intrinsic value to a classical hard asset backed currency. i.e.revival of a gold standard of sorts. Most of he western parties stil fight to keep a paper or electronic system where currency can be inflated/deflated at will.
Also, don't know what coin was presented to the pope but most certainly Medvedev's coin wasn't minted in Canada.
So all nations will follow a new currency controlled by Goldman Sachs? Not very likely anymore for quite a while. People's eyes are opening up
04070619 3 months ago
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@04070619 "So all nations will follow a new currency controlled by Goldman Sachs? Not very likely anymore for quite a while. People's eyes are opening up"
What if that currency is gold?
fuzzywzhe 2 months ago
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vincentyeo88 3 months ago
@Ristar85
the USA (as well as Singapore) has criminal laws to jail fraudsters but not capital or corporal punishment for convicted fraudsters.
China has capital punishment (usually a single bullet shot from the back of the head) for convicted fraudsters.
vincentyeo88 3 months ago
The coin Medvedev presented was a gold coin representing the need to move away from fiat currencies without intrinsic value to a classical hard asset backed currency. i.e.revival of a gold standard of sorts. Most of he western parties stil fight to keep a paper or electronic system where currency can be inflated/deflated at will.
Also, don't know what coin was presented to the pope but most certainly Medvedev's coin wasn't minted in Canada.
PeaknikMicki 3 months ago