cmiddleton
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it wasn't bush
who's at fault
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it wasn't bush
Your the president for 8 years and didnt do anything? its insane to think the president couldn't have done anything about this mess, maybe he was too busy touting the increased home ownership of Americans during his administration. Our economic problems go far deeper than that anyway. In more ways than one our problems started in the Reagan era
our problems began in 1913 with the passing of the federal reserve act signed by a dem president Wilson. He was also the prez that had this theory we could bring democracy to the rest of the world and they all have been following it since. Its called empire and it makes the bankers boatloads of money!
Roosevelt kept us in perpetual depression until world war 2 with his meddling in the economy. Then Nixon took us off the gold standard and its been downhill ever since. The only bright spot was under Reagan with the creation of 20 million new jobs. Yes Reagan was a big spender, or at least he let the dem congress that was under him get away with it.
Now we're going back to the Roosevelt era of big big big gov and programs that don't work. While at the same time they're printing money like no tomorrow which will ultimately lead to the destruction of the dollar.
The NeoCom Pelosi has already given Obama his marching orders and it looks like the whimp is going to capitulate. Its going to get interesting indeed in the next few yrs.
Roosevelt kept us in perpetual depression until world war 2 with his meddling in the economy. Then Nixon took us off the gold standard and its been downhill ever since. The only bright spot was under Reagan with the creation of 20 million new jobs. Yes Reagan was a big spender, or at least he let the dem congress that was under him get away with it.
Now we're going back to the Roosevelt era of big big big gov and programs that don't work. While at the same time they're printing money like no tomorrow which will ultimately lead to the destruction of the dollar.
The NeoCom Pelosi has already given Obama his marching orders and it looks like the whimp is going to capitulate. Its going to get interesting indeed in the next few yrs.
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D13er
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>what a warped view of history,
>the NeoCom Pelosi?
an "M" at the end wasn't a typo piper....appears accurate to me
great post/pic, thanks for sharing
JB
>the NeoCom Pelosi?
an "M" at the end wasn't a typo piper....appears accurate to me
great post/pic, thanks for sharing
JB
you guys are the ones that came up with NeoCon. How does NeoSoc sound?
Gold? You mean to tell me you prefer that our money looses its value and is becoming worthless? Its lost 95% of its purchasing power since 1970. What are you going to do when all its worth is toilet paper?
As far as these gains go, like what? What so good now that a gold backed currency prevented? lets here it!
Gold? You mean to tell me you prefer that our money looses its value and is becoming worthless? Its lost 95% of its purchasing power since 1970. What are you going to do when all its worth is toilet paper?
As far as these gains go, like what? What so good now that a gold backed currency prevented? lets here it!
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huntindude
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Are you saying we should be on the gold standard today? why not just stay on the Indian system of horses as wealth measurement ? it would make as much sense.
There are only about 4.5 trillion dollars worth the gold in the world today, less than half our national debt. so how would that work? gold would have to be in the billions of dollars per ounce , or a dollar would be worth enough to but 5 new cars, either way would be impractical.
The value of our dollar can be regulated by responsible managment of it, something not seen in some time and probably wont be seen for some time. by the way who do you think was president when we left the gold standard? Nixon was, and Reagan and Bush Jr were the two presidents to increase the debt the most and devalue the dollar in doing so. excatly how do you spin this onto the liberals now?
There are only about 4.5 trillion dollars worth the gold in the world today, less than half our national debt. so how would that work? gold would have to be in the billions of dollars per ounce , or a dollar would be worth enough to but 5 new cars, either way would be impractical.
The value of our dollar can be regulated by responsible managment of it, something not seen in some time and probably wont be seen for some time. by the way who do you think was president when we left the gold standard? Nixon was, and Reagan and Bush Jr were the two presidents to increase the debt the most and devalue the dollar in doing so. excatly how do you spin this onto the liberals now?
you guys don't get it do you? back then under a gold backed dollar you could buy a house for 30k, a car for 2k. You still can buy that house or car today for the face value in gold dollars of that coin.
Yep, it was Nixon, thats what I said. Why do you guys always think someone with a different opinion than you is picking sides??
Responsible management? How can that happen when its created out of thin air and lent to the US with interest which is never created? Besides, do you know why they went off the gold standard? It was because then they could print all the money they wanted without raising taxes so who are you going to find to manage the dollar responsibly when the government is the one that created this mess??
I'm done talking about this, I get tired of talking to the wall?
Yep, it was Nixon, thats what I said. Why do you guys always think someone with a different opinion than you is picking sides??
Responsible management? How can that happen when its created out of thin air and lent to the US with interest which is never created? Besides, do you know why they went off the gold standard? It was because then they could print all the money they wanted without raising taxes so who are you going to find to manage the dollar responsibly when the government is the one that created this mess??
I'm done talking about this, I get tired of talking to the wall?
