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... countries were hardworking businessmen , considerable amounts of wealth particularly real assets like land , buildings , etc. must have been transferred away from them through the mechanism of the interest- based fiat money system ...
... countries were hardworking businessmen , considerable amounts of wealth particularly real assets like land , buildings , etc. must have been transferred away from them through the mechanism of the interest- based fiat money system ...
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... countries . If they are not balanced then the country with a surplus will have a credit account against the country ... countries and the deficits and surpluses balanced . The process is not unlike the clearing of the cheques of numerous ...
... countries . If they are not balanced then the country with a surplus will have a credit account against the country ... countries and the deficits and surpluses balanced . The process is not unlike the clearing of the cheques of numerous ...
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... countries willing to use the Gold Dinar . A pair of good trading countries with a fairly well balanced trade should initiate the use of the Gold Dinar . Problems that arise can be resolved and the system improved . After the bugs have ...
... countries willing to use the Gold Dinar . A pair of good trading countries with a fairly well balanced trade should initiate the use of the Gold Dinar . Problems that arise can be resolved and the system improved . After the bugs have ...
Contents
Stakes in the Current Global Financial System | 3 |
SeigniorageThe Instability and Unjustness of the Fiat | 29 |
The Theft of Nations | 43 |
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