ISIS Propaganda: Dark Rise of Banknotes and The Return of the Gold Dinar
Posted: Mon Dec 07, 2015 12:59 am
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Yet another reason to end the Fed.lazyboy wrote: Yikes! The next cued video: https://youtu.be/GRdQJ6jEXSk Islamic Gold Dinar will End Evil Paper Empire US NATO & Slavery of Mankind, gives a better explanation for their current rage: it's an economic war.
You really should study history more. The Fed is 99% clearinghouse/regulatory, 1% currency (as in actual FRN's printed up by the Bureau at Fed's direction for banking members that demand it for customer withdrawals). How much do they matter in terms of size of assets to the total economy? I don't think you would like the answer. Think Wizard of Oz, my friend.Libertarian666 wrote: Yet another reason to end the Fed.
As usual, all you have demonstrated is that you have no understanding of money.MachineGhost wrote:You really should study history more. The Fed is 99% clearinghouse/regulatory, 1% currency (as in actual FRN's printed up by the Bureau at Fed's direction for banking members that demand it for customer withdrawals). How much do they matter in terms of size of assets to the total economy? I don't think you would like the answer. Think Wizard of Oz, my friend.Libertarian666 wrote: Yet another reason to end the Fed.
Wealth isn't in the form of money used. I don't know how ISIS runs their economy but with apostates fleeing left and right from their territory and with their government bureau positions unfilled to run their society, they can have all the gold in the world and it won't do them one damn iota of good. Let them have their gold dinar. Let them demand payment for their oil in gold. Who's going to live with them, work for them or trade with them other than a small minority of True Believers? They're simply not going anywhere and even all the gold in the world (which won't happen either) won't prevent their self-destruction.
Yep, as usual, everyone but you is wrong.Libertarian666 wrote: As usual, all you have demonstrated is that you have no understanding of money.
Don't feel bad, though; 99%+ of the population is in the same boat as you. The difference is only that most of them don't think they understand money.
I hope I didn't say "pending". Not anytime soon, I fear!lazyboy wrote: I'm no savant but I think, along with gold, this issue is the fractional reserve system of lending and the hegemony of the dollar. This greedy system helps gives ballast to the religious and economic underpinnings of the jihad anger. The west can reform our current system to be less greedy, more just, which may be the best we can do without reverting to a gold /barter system- which is very inefficient. I agree with MG that money is a metaphysical concept, although I do like to hold shiny yellow coins. Also, I hope MG is right about the pending internal collapse of ISIS.