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Jim Rogers the Economy is getting Worse Audit the Fed 2/2

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Why an $1800 Investment in Silver Today Will Likely Be Worth $100,000 Within The Next 15 Months
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As the value of the dollar declines, the price of silver and gold increases reflecting the loss of purchasing power and trust in the dollar. This is why gold that sold for $250 per ounce in 2002 now sells for over $1162 per ounce today. The value of gold has not increased. Rather, its price in dollars reflects the decreased purchasing power of those dollars.
Now here’s how to take advantage of the dollar collapse to get out of debt, pay off your mortgage and more.
At the time of this writing (12-5-09) the spot price of silver is $18.50 per ounce. I know this may be hard to believe for many, but when the dollar is devalued and a national banking holiday is called to realign banks with the newly devalued dollar, silver will soarNoLet me restate thatThe cost of silver will shoot up and skyrocket to unbelievably high dollar amounts.

Visit http://silversnowball.com/2030 to see how you can start getting your own silver eagle coins from Silver Snowball below spot price!

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most all non …
most all non puritans ran to america from a central bank, and the WHOLE revolution started because of a central bank, and while the founding fathers were filtering though the presidency they destroyed 2 attempts to make and keep a central bank in america !!

Oh yeah, Ron Paul …
Oh yeah, Ron Paul baby! Screw Central Banks forever. Thomas Jefferson hated them and he was a president and author of America’s Declaration of Independence.

nathanwilefrazier says January 29th, 2010 at 11:39 pm

If the Fed gets …
If the Fed gets audited, it should be by a small and special congressional committie that is sworn to secrecy regarding the Fed’s holdings. Any leak of the Fed’s holdings - e.g. of a small bank - could cause an eventual run on that bank, neutralize the efficacy of the Fed’s stabilization program, and cost the taxpayer even MORE in bailout money.

Never the less, JR is right - this cannot go on forever. The best solution: tax away the imbalances and spend on growth.

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