Bi-metallic currency – gold and silver coins

• to restore genuine currencies, which can include any commodity of genuine value which people agree on using, whether on a small local scale or in a wider area or globally. However, there is no doubting that wherever people have had the freedom to make this choice, they have most often chosen gold and silver, and so the importance of gold and silver coinage for open trade is considerable. There are historical examples that show that gold has suffered no inflation at all in the last millennium and a half. This will prove very significant for people tired of seeing their wealth silently eaten away by the deteriorating effects of inflation.

Existing currencies, having been created from nothing and then repeatedly inflated by fractional reserve banking, are merely means for the expropriation of the world's wealth by a small and unscrupulous class of greed-driven bankers.

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17 May, 2007 23:07