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>There is no economic yardstick - Steve Saville - Speculative Investor
steve .......Your articles relating to GOLD not being money were some of the most embarrassing ones
to appear on any forum.These articles were like listening to someone who has thrown in the towel where
GOLD is concerned.That you are wetting your drawers with the lousy manipulated performance of GOLD and
the rest of the commodity complex is understandable.......We in the businessympathise with you on that score!!!

To go on ad infinitum that GOLD is NOT money was absurd....GOLD in fact IS BETTER than money ,it IS the
last resort of value especially in the economic climate the world has suffered this past decade .>>>thanks in full
measure to the corrupt skulduggerous manipulors in the american Fed.

The above is in no way trying to change your simple mind about money or why it was created in the first place
what it is ,is a mild reminder to you that you should grow up and if you can't take the heat get the hell out of the
KITCHEN.

To the rest of the readers of this comment ,I wish to dreaw your attention to a book written by
DR J.W.BUSSCHAU entiltled THE MEASURE OF GOLD ......It was written during the aftermath of the Weimar Republic
colapse and what the DR BUSSHAU demonstrated that by the creation of all the FIAT Deutsche Mark they had to be RESET
against the most superior of MONIES / CURRENCIES which is GOLD..........


If you are able to get a copy of this book which in my opinion should be rewritten for the times we are in are NOW CLEARLY
WORSE THAN THE german Weimar Republic days.


One final word to steve saville >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>GET A LIFE KID


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Beginning of the headline :My two "Gold Is Not Money" articles provoked numerous disagreeing responses, the majority of which were polite and well-meaning. Despite presenting various arguments, these responses had one thing in common: they did not offer a practical definition of money that gold currently meets. As I mentioned previously, a practical definition of money cannot avoid the primary economic role of money, which is to facilitate indirect exchange*. If something is not generally used to facilitat... Read More
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