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National Government-interventionist gold-reserve

versus.

Free-Trade Globalized Imperial gold-based credit system

[Source: "Our Economy Needs a Golden Anchor," WSJ, June 28, 2001]
KEMP CALLS FOR BRITISH-STYLE GOLD SYSTEM. In a Wall Street
Journal op-ed, 1996 Republican Vice-Presidential candidate Jack
Kemp attributed the "global economic slowdown" to President
Richard Nixon`s 1971 decision to delink the dollar from gold,
which created "a world monetary system of floating fiat
currencies" and "touched off world-wide inflation."

Kemp does not defend national sovereignty over credit and
currency, nor criticize post-industrialism or the New Economy
fraud. He also does {not} urge a return to the {gold-reserve}
system that Nixon overturned. Rather, he calls for a pure,
British-modelled gold system: "Markets would determine interest
rates.... [and] the world would be free of monetary inflations
and deflations caused by the whims and errors of central bank
governors, as was the case for more than 200 years when the
private Bank of England managed the pound sterling in exactly
that way."
Kemp then has the nerve to invoke Alexander Hamilton, the
father of government-interventionist American System economics,
suposedly backing Kemp`s British empire "free-market" idiocy:
"There is nothing simpler than a gold standard, as Alexander
Hamilton pointed out when he persuaded the first Congress to
adopt one."
Recall that in 1996, when Kemp was publicly caught calling
Abraham Lincoln a free-trader, he bluffed and made up a low
tariff level that Lincoln had supposedly promoted. A few days
later he admitted he was wrong, deferring to the "authority" of a
New York Times article citing Lincoln`s protectionism.

[Rrocky]

`Threre´s no business, like gold-business.´

Auch wenn sich kein Schuss lösen könnte !!!, hätte man einige
am Kragen.

Chipiente leso.

Rock

[N.MarksDelBanco]

an dieser Stelle möchte ich vor den Notenbanken, dem Verkauf von Landminen, vor den immer zahlreicher leer stehenden Investmenthäusern, vor aufgehenden Spekulationen, herunterfallenden Aktien und vor allen Dingen vor Schüssen von Flintenweibern warnen