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I agree with them both: this war has damaged a lot of things we have stood for.
I believe getonid's caution warns us to pause and think about it before blindly defaulting to gold standard. Think about it. If those controlling the fed has perpetuated a system that mathematically, leads to an inevitable collapse, don't you think, they would have aligned some sort of replacement system that would be popular among the people and at the same time reap rewards for their favored group? Its possible this may have been done years ago, and its likely that much of the gold has been moved around globally for this.
Where would that leave poor USA who was once known as the gold rich nation? Not as rich on a gold standard.
Just be cautious.
Currency competition is good.
Currency oligopolies where the currencies are controlled by the world's central banks, NOT good.
I think a currency backed by basic basket of non produced commodities is an idea.
GraceDuringConflict, I can give you my thoughts on your Money Masters documentary question, the Money Masters eludes to a solution that would promote market competition on monetary creation (currency), whether its a currency backed by precious metals, or backed currency by competing issuers, etc.
Ron Paul name drops gold because it's easier for conversation sake. It was the last item our currency was tied to and its a precious metal. I'm 100% certain that Ron Paul would be open to promote discussion & solutions on what the currency should be backed by instead of defaulting to just gold.
Moreover, I just finished watching "The Money Masters" and happened to see your video titled "Ron Paul and The Money Masters" and was actually put into a slight state of confusion. The reason for my confusion is that I've been an dedicated and adamant supporter of Ron Paul do to his strong advocation for Monetary Reform and the abolishment of the FED; nevertheless, Ron Paul heavily supports the return to the Gold Standard, yet the Documentary called "The Money Masters" suggests that the Gold Standard is dangerous and most likely a smoke screen for the International money changers and manipulators to further their cruelty and domination of the monetary supply.