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Hi!, Patrons of CEO.CA Et. Al.:
My thoughts on gold vs. paper money: All paper I Owe You Nothings are illegitimate step children devised by the minds of men who know NOTHING about the value of real money in my opinion. Real money can only be fashioned by Mother Nature who is no FOOLS PARADISE when it comes to allocating resources as real, hold in your hands money earned from mining operations compared to paper and ink or synthetic digitally based fabrications. The delusional, dysfunctional use of fiat, paper money find ways to destroy itself; while real money, gold, will endure as it has for centuries. It was the Chinese who invented paper money and so far it has caused the downfall of more civilizations than that other famous Chinese invention gun powder. Put into another classical context by J. P. Morgan before the US Congress some decades ago: “Gentlemen, only gold is real money; all else is merely credit!” Then we have the resounding image of fiat paper money drawn from the distinguished modern dictionary author Daniel Webster who said: “Of all the contrivances ever designed for cheating the laboring classes of mankind, none has proven more successful than that which deludes them with issues of irredeemable, fiat, I Owe You Nothing, paper money!” Can these two gentlemen who obviously understood real money be proven wrong or are they right once again, from the point of view of watching the decline of the world’s middle class tied into the dis-function of the immoralities always characteristic of fiat paper money systems which breaks down thrift (savings) and encourages inordinate speculation in the markets where they become easy prey to the wolves and parasites of modern day finances? As they say experience is the best teacher and one can only hope that the lessons regarding fiat paper money can be learned early in the ongoing drama/saga of modern life. With my fingers crossed:
RUSS SMITH, CA. (One Of Our Broke, Fiat Money Corrupt States)
resmith1942@gmail.com