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<blockquote data-quote="hispls" data-source="post: 8469677" data-attributes="member: 614752">Short term?&nbsp;&nbsp; It was perfected almost 500 years ago by Baron Rothschild conning people to accept his paper for gold.&nbsp;&nbsp; A central bank is one of the 10 planks of communism and is about 100% control.&nbsp;&nbsp; The graduated income tax is just the flipside of that coin not only somewhat hiding the inflationary nature of the fiat currency, but also for social engineering and data collection.&nbsp; The endgame is global communism, it is a &quot;utopia&quot; pursued for so long it has become legend/mythos (tower of Babel, Atlantis, etc.).&nbsp; The players are the same and so is the Great Work towards which they strive.Gold has value as a medium of exchange because it is scarce, portable, fungible, non perishable, and has unique industrial uses.&nbsp;&nbsp; Of course a currency based on gold is problematic when one person or group owns the majority of the supply of gold and can artificially shock prices.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="hispls, post: 8469677, member: 614752"] Short term? It was perfected almost 500 years ago by Baron Rothschild conning people to accept his paper for gold. A central bank is one of the 10 planks of communism and is about 100% control. The graduated income tax is just the flipside of that coin not only somewhat hiding the inflationary nature of the fiat currency, but also for social engineering and data collection. The endgame is global communism, it is a "utopia" pursued for so long it has become legend/mythos (tower of Babel, Atlantis, etc.). The players are the same and so is the Great Work towards which they strive. Gold has value as a medium of exchange because it is scarce, portable, fungible, non perishable, and has unique industrial uses. Of course a currency based on gold is problematic when one person or group owns the majority of the supply of gold and can artificially shock prices. [/QUOTE]

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