Comments on: U.S. Dollar Value VS Gold

By: Jcbk

Jcbk — Thu, 16 Feb 2012 20:58:00 +0000

A free country, yeah sure. Then y did FDR with the penalty of prison force americas people to turn n all of r gold (not just us minted gold coins as many people think but also peoples private gold). Gold that they knew would continue to gain value, as a matter a fact that gold that they took from our parents n grand parents is still to this day makeing money for them. And what did we get in return for one of the most precious metals in this universe? Pieces of paper with dead guys on them. And we can’t even see this gold that they legally stole from us to make sure its still there in ft. Knox. Talk about unfair, wow. What FDR and our government did to us was the largest robbery in the recorded history. Wtf

By: Hawksion

Hawksion — Tue, 03 Jan 2012 13:27:00 +0000

The price of gold was controlled tightly by a small group of people. Being extremely unpredictable, the price of the gold did fluctuate a lot around 1970, while the inflation of the dollars was not accordant. Trust me, the majority always lost to the social elite. If you and me knows that gold is so precious, they will know much more on this and may be turning it into a colossal trap. Gold is crucial. Therefore, such a resource will not be taken advantage by people like us. Give up this idea.

By: anthoyn

anthoyn — Tue, 25 Nov 2008 09:40:49 +0000

IF YOU WERE TO OWN 3 KILO OF SILVER AT TODAYS SPOT PRICE IN 2010 IT WOULD BE WORTH 30,000. IF YOU OWN THE 3 KILO TODAY YOU ARE A GENIUS SIVER PRICE YET TO MOOVE, GOLD ALREDY STARTED. SILVER, BUY NOW

By: GrandGizmo

GrandGizmo — Fri, 31 Oct 2008 09:08:53 +0000

There is nothing that can be done. The economy will eventually collapse and a new monetary system created after long period of famine, pestilence and economic terror. Gonna be a thousand times worse than the 1929 Depression. Much worse! Far more people than before. Gonna be bad. Real bad. Death. Everything. Prepare yourselves: http://www.depression2.com!!!

By: Hoian

Hoian — Tue, 14 Oct 2008 16:53:41 +0000

This was so informative. What can be done to turn things around?