The Future of GOLD: Part 2
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Anybody plays Wall Street Raider? you can learn a bit of economics from playing it
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@CurrencyCollapse NWO is taken out of context very often, that is the problem. Humanity is in need for big changes, you could even call modernizing our transportation a form of new world order, but I think we can use more accurate words to describe this and less fear mongering (and "take it as you will" terminologies)
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@CurrencyCollapse But the difference, is the burden is no longer placed on the people or the government. I heard Obama once say, But someone has to pay for it...
This was the red flag for me because, that is only true in a system that makes it that way. I'm not saying spread the wealth any more than it is. I'm saying, balance the wealth, and balance the industry, because some dirty industries should not be allowed to sell their products out of control and be the big players.
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@CurrencyCollapse I don't think any city expense (infrastructure, sevices, like fire, police, government, military etc) should be placed onto the tax payer or even onto the city budget. AKA: National deficit when ends don't meet. And how often do they really do? Surely I speak about some countries more than others. Government should pay themselves, Fed should pay themselves, Treasury, mint, and they should pay the people, accordingly, to get things done. The same way it is but
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@CurrencyCollapse I agree, this is the best incentive that can be offered to the people. One that promotes equality and a balance of value between different products and wages. I think this currency should be digital for the purpose of less waste, efficiency, organization, and people already don't mind using a bank card, especially if there would be no fees involved. I think the currency system needs reform in general. I don't think anything city expense should be..
@CurrencyCollapse What would you like to see as the currency/incentive?
luc59457 2 months ago
@luc59457 Ideally what would be most beneficial for all is a currency that is equal in value around the world. Now I know that there is this talk about the NWO and that is a valid concern but if there were a currency that the world used it would prevent economic incentives for outsourcing and would likely cause manufacturing to be placed closest to the point of consumption rather than being shipped across the world to reach its customers.
CurrencyCollapse 2 months ago
Is this a remix of zeitgeist or what? is it a good time to invest in gold/silver or not
3rewster 2 months ago
@3rewster It is still a great time to buy physical Gold & Silver. 2012 we will see demand really pick up for physical and it will become harder to obtain the metals without having to wait a long time for delivery.
CurrencyCollapse 2 months ago
Are those 1970 prices in 2011 dollars?
jaberwocky6669 2 months ago
@jaberwocky6669 No they are not adjusted for inflation.
CurrencyCollapse 2 months ago