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lowrentyieldmakessense(honest!)

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  1. well someones gonna be wrong prechter is expecting a dollar rally
  2. From: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=djVDd0IATug From: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bzG-AvlKBAA http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bzG-AvlKBAA
  3. sounds interesting - have planted three apple trees but growth has been stunted this year and last year due to ants farming aphids - just discovered fruit tree greese to stop them
  4. be careful people will think you are money laundering dont claim for too many paperclips in your expenses
  5. perfect example of the malinvest caused by central bankers setting the price of credit too low central planning and price fixing always causes problems Ireland still singing praises for the Euro
  6. thanks for the link the message spreads maybe most will get it eventually http://www.endfinancialfraud.org/gold-and-...mic-freedom.php
  7. utter tripe i will no longer respond to any other rubbish you spout
  8. no we have people deciding monetary policy so that those in the know can benefit from their knowledge under the illusion that they operate in secret to provide for stability lets save AIG but not Lehmen Brothers - and why would that be a fair system - i dont think so
  9. who benefits the most from the country being indebted you mean like fannie mae and freddie mac - affordable housing disaster i dont want to regulate nothing - its you who is the fan of regulation i think you have a history of putting words into peoples mouths to help your argument
  10. i am promoting a more honest and more stable monetary system whereby the power of bankers to profit from expanding and contracting the currency is vastly reduced and the hidden tax of inflation, so loved by governments, is no more. free markets may never be achieved limited government and freeer markets can be and stop saying what i am or am not saying
  11. why are free markets anarchic if i go to a market and want to buy someones bananas for a price both I and the seller are both prepared to accept without the rules of how straight they are, what colour they are, whether they are priced in lb's or kg, whether he/she has complied with health and safety legislation, paid his business protection money (business rates) and his government protection money (taxes). Anarchy? who are the strong men now governments and the bankers when did i say i was promoting a catastrophic deflationary collapse - tis not me who created currency out of thin air and caused the debt bubble (Greenspan and Bernanke are more to blame than I)
  12. as i have said before let the free market take care of the banks who want to speculate with FRB (without the central banks support) regulation doesn't work - never has and never will - although i do admit you can have different levels of competence by regulators
  13. if more people understood the issue then the poeple would regulate it
  14. i think a good case can be argued that wars are less likely also if people understood who benefits from wars and who pays for them they could refuse to accept the removal of the gold standard and therefore reduce the chance and cost of wars who financed both sides of the napoleonic wars
  15. and book published in 1935? http://silverstockreport.com/email/Godly_Prosperity.html
  16. no probs did he say it when speaking at the University of Texas in 1927 http://moneymyths.org.uk/episode2.html some more quotes by bankers
  17. http://mises.org/media.aspx?ID=120&action=category the gold standard revisited
  18. yes i know nature wants deflation and thats what nature will get just cash is the joker as someone else once posted
  19. dont think of myself as either but happen to think most of what the Austrians say makes sense i like exters pyramid - i just dont think it takes into account the possibility of currency collapse
  20. money supply is still increasing no deflation other than in leveraged assets
  21. yes but it doesnt work if we get hyperinflation gold still ok though under both possibilities john exter seemed ok for a central banker heres an old link http://www.greenenergyinvestors.com/index....st&p=108295
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