america = uptight paranoid violent morality police hellbent on maintaining a ridiculously unbalanced distribution of wealth.

Its like everything I want to do there is a law against it. Yet I don't do anything that hurts anyone. Now I am going to be profiled for paying in cash? fake ID time

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Ryan J. Reilly November 2, 2011, 1:20 PM

http://tpmmuckraker.talkingpointsmem...ot.php?ref=fpb

"writing on a piece of paper"

lol

What's next, "reading a book" or "wearing glasses"? Is the US turning into 1970s Cambodia?

Well I dont think people should worry about that, another way to scare the population.

gold will be traded in a different currency when the $ collapses, but you still need someone who buys it. the price you have to pay for gold now does not equal "value", let alone "world value", whatever that means.

shares will also be traded in this new currency, but since a company can make money (and gold cannot) it represents value. try selling gold to someone who has just enough to survive, which is basically what happens when a new currency is coming.

Brown and has lots of cash. Need tipline # asap.

One need only look to history for your answer. I would be more worried about paper money since history is replete with examples of people pushing wheel-barrows full of money down the street to go buy a loaf of bread.

Gold has historically been a store of wealth that can be carried easily from place to place and accepted from country to country. The more paper money that government's print the less valuable it becomes (simple supply and demand without even looking at the issue of full faith and credit in the issuer of the paper money) and the government with trillion dollar deficits keeps printing more and more of it.

Make fun of him for buying gold coins if you will (I will simply say that he was foolish to buy it from an informercial with their huge mark-ups and not buy actual gold ounce wafers from a dealer that might mark it up under 1 per cent over world spot price), but it is an insurance policy against government recklessness/oppression.

p.s. Franxic, your comments on exchanging gold for a new currency really reflects an ignorance of financial exchange and history. Look at the US example: what is Confederate Money worth today since they lost the civil war and their government collapsed? Would gold purchased at that time with paper money not have been a better investment since the gold could have been, by whatever side that won, convertible into the currency of the victor?

Gold is a store of wealth --- Cash (electronic or paper variety) is not a store of wealth. Lesson complete.

QFMT

So true

POOOOOOlice STATE

lol at sheeple still mentionning "terrorists"

way to live with your head up your ass