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13/02/16

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Originally posted by pallister ↑

people are starting to wake up, printed dollars are as worthless as monopoly money, the US is the worst offender on fiat digit expansion, they survive on printing worthless paper that its citizens and the world dance to the tune of the US .

The Russians and Chinese are actively working to remove the USD from number one position, there is much going on behind the scenes, Many tried to downplay Iran only accepting euro's for their oil. Maybe they should only accept gold fot their oil. Imagine having something that in order to get it just fire up the printing press and print worthless paper, what a scam but we all fall for it.

Gold is the grimm reaper for dying fiat money systems.

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Any forum members who are coming to the realisation that their printed money is worthless are welcome to send it via post to me .

I will refund postage costs for surrenders over $1

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