Ron Paul & the NWO come to an agreement

[Mega]

Something that makes them both happy:-

[Ghent12]

Re: Ron Paul & the NWO come to an agreement

One world gold currency?

[Mega]

Re: Ron Paul & the NWO come to an agreement

...................................YEP!
Mike

[metalman]

Re: Ron Paul & the NWO come to an agreement

the internets is ruled by morons. this is a fact.

we have learned here... a currency = the power to tax.

where is the global tax authority needed for one world currency?

silly fantasy.

international currency for transx between countries with national currencies? yep!

if you believe in one world currency can come out of a collection of gov't... well, me and my pal have 134.5 billion of usa fed bonds to sell you for only $1m bonars. such a deal!

[D-Mack]

Re: Ron Paul & the NWO come to an agreement

Didn't even EJ say that a return is inevitable?


A return to the Bretton Woods international gold standard is inevitable


We have a hidden tax or is it not true ?

I. Economics of Empires

A nation-state taxes its own citizens, while an empire taxes other nation-states. The history of empires, from Greek and Roman, to Ottoman and British, teaches that the economic foundation of every single empire is the taxation of other nations or of their subjects. The imperial ability to tax has always rested on a better and stronger economy, and as a consequence, a better and stronger military that peacefully or militarily enforced the tax. One part of those taxes went to improve the living standards of the empire and the other part went to reinforce the military dominance necessary to enforce those taxes.

Historically, taxing the subject state has been in various forms, usually gold and silver, where those were considered money, but also slaves, soldiers, crops, cattle, or other agricultural and natural resources, whatever economic goods the empire demanded and the subject-state could deliver. Historically, the taxation has always been direct: the subject state handed over the money (gold/silver) or the economic goods directly to the empire.

For the first time in history, in the twentieth century, America was able to tax the world indirectly—not by enforcing the direct payment of taxes like all of its predecessor empires did, but by distributing its own currency, the U.S. Dollar, to other nations in exchange for goods with the intended consequence of devaluing over time those dollars and paying back later each dollar with less economic goods. The difference between the value of the dollar during the initial purchase and the devalued dollar during the repayment was the U.S. imperial tax. Here is how this happened.

http://www.financialsense.com/editor...2006/0120.html

I bet if someone wanted to, he could come up with something, maybe even CO2 related, the question is if your subjects are willing to accept it, I doubt that all BRIC's will .