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A New Solution

Well let’s see. The 700 billion bailout of the crooked banks and insurance companies increased inflation by 7%. Of course we have not felt it yet because all of the money has not yet been disbursed. And now, Obama’s bill, that is working it’s way through the house and senate, will add another 920 billion of fait money to the economy. There are only 303.8 million people in the United States so this means $3,028.06 for every man woman and child in this country, and this is just for the 920 not the 700 billion.

So I have a wonderful brain fart. Since the government and the banks are bound and determined to destroy the value of American currency, why not just print up enough money to give each man, woman and child in America two million dollars. Of course make a condition that they have to buy a brand new car from one of the big three. That way you can cancel the auto manufactures bail out, and with the money left over, they can pay off their mortgages. This would be a fair bill, since if your mortgage is already paid off, you can put the money in the bank. Hey, then the banks won’t need a bail out either.

This would only cost 607.65 trillion dollars, and the way our national debt is climbing, we are going to be there in just a few short years anyway.

Unlike paper money, gold represents real value and true worth. It was the coin of honest men. Rag money, on the other hand, was the instrument of banks and swindlers to corrupt and cheat an innocent and virtuous public.

100 years ago we had a currency that was based on gold. We had no taxes. We had no government debt. We were the most prosperous nation on earth. We had the largest middle class of any nation and mom stayed home with the kids.

What happened? Banksters stole our gold and issued us worthless paper currency, and politicians let it happen due to the fact that politicians are bought and sold like commodities by the banksters, special interest, and the wall street conglomerates.

Repeal the Federal Reserve Act of 1913 NOW.

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