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MUST WATCH the Continental Convention 2009!!! Increadible! I was crying while watching the opening ceremonies. And the speaches are great. Not all the speakers are great speakers, but the information is fantastic. All the representatives were elected by their States. It's at www.cc2009.us Strangely...
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Some responses to common objections about the use of gold as money: 1. There simply is not enough gold for it to be used as money. This is just like saying “we cannot possibly measure the size of microbes because inches are too large”. An excellent counterpoint to this line of thinking is...
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Hi all. I've been slowly working, over the past few months, on what I like to call a "Craig's List for sound money". I think I am finally ready to tell the world about it, though I know many important features are still missing; I need some real users to keep me motivated. I plan to...
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I have been in discussions with friends regarding 100% reserve banking and a commodity standard, and I was asked a question that seems simple but has me stumped. It's best to look at it in the form of a hypothetical situation: A country has a gold standard and practices %100 reserve banking (loan...
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Apparently it seems I was banned from commenting further on Krugman's blog. I tried to tell people to read "What Has Government Done To Our Money?" I posted a link to it and the audiobook.
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Thank you John Nash. Read More...
Posted to
Austrian Addiction
on Mon, Dec 15 2008
Filed under: john nash, nobel prize, gold standard, crises