Oh wow, it's amazing how all people can do is criticize and call everything a conspiracy when the smartest minds in the country try to do everything they can so these dumbasses can live normal lives.Well if you think you can do better than the Fed, let's hear you give us a brand new monetary policy that miraculously takes us out of recession.....
From the reporter: "Though not many people showed up..."Nobody offered any sort of facts, when interviewed. While there's time where I'm not terribly fond of the media in our nation, really... there's nothing more newsworthy here than Paulites spamming conspiracy theories in Digg comments, essentially.
The monetary policy we had before the Fed worked very well for over 100 years. The USA became the wealthiest nation with a very stable currency. We did have occasional hard times and financial panics before the Fed was birthed in 1913. Since then, the problems have been even more severe in 1921, the 30's, and now. The inflation machinery of the Fed has caused the hard times to be worse. The US dollar has lost over 95% of its value since 1913. Fiat currencies have always collapsed through out history. The big question is will we replace it with sound money issued by the US Treasury or a private bank like the Fed?
georgyNov 24, 2008
Oh wow, it's amazing how all people can do is criticize and call everything a conspiracy when the smartest minds in the country try to do everything they can so these dumbasses can live normal lives.Well if you think you can do better than the Fed, let's hear you give us a brand new monetary policy that miraculously takes us out of recession.....
thoughtloverNov 24, 2008
You realize Russians news sources only criticize American news sources to deflect attention from the suppression of their own independent media. Deflecting from their single party system, their cult of Putin, their centrally consolidated media, tradition of reporters that are critical of Putin turning up dead or maimed.<a class="user" href="http://www.reuters.com/article/GCA-Russia/idUSTRE4AG6BZ20081117">http://www.reuters.com/article/GCA-Russia/idUSTRE4 ...</a><a class="user" href="http://www.pbs.org/frontlineworld/stories/russia703/">http://www.pbs.org/frontlineworld/stories/russia70 ...</a>No matter how unfair Ron Paul's coverage was, you need to be aware of the political implications of the news sources you do choose.Oh.. and buried.
Closed AccountNov 24, 2008
<a class="user" href="http://digg.com/business_finance/Ron_Paul_Speech_Houston_END_THE_FED_22_11_2008">http://digg.com/business_finance/Ron_Paul_Speech_H ...</a>This is the REAL No1 Up and Coming - Its Just that Digg is Censoring it.343 Diggs and Climbing........YET NO MENTION.GOOD OLD DIGG.
itsjalbertNov 24, 2008
From the reporter: "Though not many people showed up..."Nobody offered any sort of facts, when interviewed. While there's time where I'm not terribly fond of the media in our nation, really... there's nothing more newsworthy here than Paulites spamming conspiracy theories in Digg comments, essentially.
pathenry1775Dec 3, 2008
The monetary policy we had before the Fed worked very well for over 100 years. The USA became the wealthiest nation with a very stable currency. We did have occasional hard times and financial panics before the Fed was birthed in 1913. Since then, the problems have been even more severe in 1921, the 30's, and now. The inflation machinery of the Fed has caused the hard times to be worse. The US dollar has lost over 95% of its value since 1913. Fiat currencies have always collapsed through out history. The big question is will we replace it with sound money issued by the US Treasury or a private bank like the Fed?