[patb]

you can always use the internet to find their websites
and contact info.

i called my senators, reminded one he was up for reelection
and that this bailout was a disaster

[patb]

I called my senators,

I strongly urged both of them to stop these bailouts,
one is committed to voting against it, the other is hiding,
his guy said not one person had called in favor of the bailout

[patb]

I called my senators,

I strongly urged both of them to stop these bailouts,
one is committed to voting against it, the other is hiding,
his guy said not one person had called in favor of the bailout

[patb]

I called my senators,

I strongly urged both of them to stop these bailouts,
one is committed to voting against it, the other is hiding,
his guy said not one person had called in favor of the bailout

[patb]

I called my senators,

I strongly urged both of them to stop these bailouts,
one is committed to voting against it, the other is hiding,
his guy said not one person had called in favor of the bailout

[patb]

I called my senators,

I strongly urged both of them to stop these bailouts,
one is committed to voting against it, the other is hiding,
his guy said not one person had called in favor of the bailout

[patb]

[quote=kev374][quote=esmith]Answer this: if the currency is backed by precious metals, what backs PMs?

[/quote]

nothing needs to back it since PMs are finite..you can’t just generate it from thin air.[/quote]

Until someone makes a big Silver or Gold Strike or a new industrial
process for extraction pops up.

The late 19th century battle over currency was driven by the
silver strikes of the west

[patb]

[quote=kev374][quote=esmith]Answer this: if the currency is backed by precious metals, what backs PMs?

[/quote]

nothing needs to back it since PMs are finite..you can’t just generate it from thin air.[/quote]

Until someone makes a big Silver or Gold Strike or a new industrial
process for extraction pops up.

The late 19th century battle over currency was driven by the
silver strikes of the west

[patb]

[quote=kev374][quote=esmith]Answer this: if the currency is backed by precious metals, what backs PMs?

[/quote]

nothing needs to back it since PMs are finite..you can’t just generate it from thin air.[/quote]

Until someone makes a big Silver or Gold Strike or a new industrial
process for extraction pops up.

The late 19th century battle over currency was driven by the
silver strikes of the west

[patb]

[quote=kev374][quote=esmith]Answer this: if the currency is backed by precious metals, what backs PMs?

[/quote]

nothing needs to back it since PMs are finite..you can’t just generate it from thin air.[/quote]

Until someone makes a big Silver or Gold Strike or a new industrial
process for extraction pops up.

The late 19th century battle over currency was driven by the
silver strikes of the west

[patb]

[quote=kev374][quote=esmith]Answer this: if the currency is backed by precious metals, what backs PMs?

[/quote]

nothing needs to back it since PMs are finite..you can’t just generate it from thin air.[/quote]

Until someone makes a big Silver or Gold Strike or a new industrial
process for extraction pops up.

The late 19th century battle over currency was driven by the
silver strikes of the west

[patb]

fundamentally

Bubbles Greenspan let financing of home prices run to 6X
personal income.

that leaves only 2 choices.

1) deflate home prices

2) inflate incomes.

of course, adjustable debt rises too, commodities rise,

either way, it’s going to be ugly

[patb]

fundamentally

Bubbles Greenspan let financing of home prices run to 6X
personal income.

that leaves only 2 choices.

1) deflate home prices

2) inflate incomes.

of course, adjustable debt rises too, commodities rise,

either way, it’s going to be ugly

[patb]

fundamentally

Bubbles Greenspan let financing of home prices run to 6X
personal income.

that leaves only 2 choices.

1) deflate home prices

2) inflate incomes.

of course, adjustable debt rises too, commodities rise,

either way, it’s going to be ugly

[patb]

fundamentally

Bubbles Greenspan let financing of home prices run to 6X
personal income.

that leaves only 2 choices.

1) deflate home prices

2) inflate incomes.

of course, adjustable debt rises too, commodities rise,

either way, it’s going to be ugly

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