Andrew Gause covers massive territory in this edition of The Real World of Money. He learned long ago that protecting our wealth and understanding what money is – of paramount importance for us all and The United States remains the best place to be.
-Let’s review Franklin D. Roosevelt gathering the gold, having a bank holiday, revaluing the gold, (ouch!) and along comes Richard M. Nixon and changes the game again in 1971
-Do the math….A three trillion dollar budget, 300 million people in U.S. equals $10,000 per person to do what the USG does. What do they do?
-Oil, confidence and the dollar coupling to set the stage for today
-France about to elect a real Socialist
-Treasury Secretary Geithner’s big Social Security announcement…the rest of the story.
-Means testing coming to a social security check near you
-IMF, World Bank in D.C. over the weekend for a fundraiser
-What is a day in paradise without the Hegelian Dialectic?
-Zero interest rates through the end of 2014. What’s that about?
-Student loans: Is it the 1 Trillion Dollar time bomb or not?
-Listener asks, “Do we all participate in the expansion of the money supply as we play the game?”
-What is a dollar?
-If dollars were powder one could snort them
-Will there come a day when the USG will default on their bonds?
-Campaign 2012 is Eat the rich
-Anyone want to move to Utah?
-UCC 1-305
-How is barter looked upon by the IRS, and by the Supreme Court?
-The London Fix is in
-Let’s compare the commodities boom in the 70’s to now
-So Ron Paul wants to go on the gold standard. How will that be for you?
-Bivens action, Title 42- sections 1983. Listen carefully, this is good.
-What’s so great about the United nations? Well, the parking is and Andy tells us other wonderful things.
-Goldman Sachs plays both ends against the middle.
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