Trouble with a finite commodity
is that it runs out. And then you end up horse-trading over something meaningless. The advantage to not having it is that you don't need to mine a lot of gold to be successful. Instead you can have a lot of, say, creative talent or manufacturing and base your value on that. All that glisters is not gold.
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John Q Wagonwheel Spent, Wed 9 Feb 2011, 0:22,
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I'm not going to labour the point
but seriously, look into what caused the 1930s crash in the US and the role of that CB, the fed reserve, played and the calling in of loans, the gold reserve act etc.
very revealing about the current climate
a key research point is to look at who actually makes up the shareholders of the B of E here in the UK and look into what the '76 and '98 acts meant. You will see just how private it really is.
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Clay hopes this bit is long enough to promote my websi, Wed 9 Feb 2011, 0:32,
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