>>4387644 (pb)
http://www.feelnumb.com/2011/01/22/steven-tyler-once-had-14-year-old-girlfriend-that-her-parents-signed-over-to-him/
https://consequenceofsound.net/2017/11/the-uncomfortable-disregard-for-legendary-rockers-sexual-misconduct/
The dude just wants all his loans to be forgiven.
No matter what happens to the FED, that will NOT happen.
Best case, they simply eliminate the FED and switch everything to a gold & silver backed currency.
You'll simply be asked to bring your old bills to a bank in exchange for new ones.
everything else, assets & debts, will be repriced.
This guy seems retarded.
please consider watching this short video explaining the monetary system.
I got a lot out of it.
All that literally has to happen is for the FED system to be closed (the same way it was crated, by an act of congress) and everything gets switched to a new metal-backed dollar.
It would be seamless for the people.
Only the BANKSTERS get fucked.
<There is not enough gold and silver above ground to back all the world's fiat money.
of course there is!
The only question, is at what price?
I've seen studies ranging from $7000 to $15,000 USD per ounce of GOLD
I think silver would have to be close to $1,000 USD/oz
>Go learn about money and how it is all based on debt.
of course!
but what you're asking for would cause a HUGE depression!
If you have your car loan forgiven because it's a 'fraud', what happens to the dealership that made the loan?
Trump hands him a gold coin?
It won't happen like that.
same here
>the layer of gold found inside CERN
When did that come out?
plus there are all the conspiracy theories that there are giant gold deposits hidden in the grand canyon plus huge unmined deposits in California under govt control that would be easy to mine fairliy quickly.
Probably all bullshit, though.
great job, anon
> It would be a massive giveaway to all the gold-bugs out there
maybe
but gold did go up 800% in just 3.5 years in the 70s-80.
even if the FED doesn't end, GOLD is likely to go up in the next few months-years.
Would you consider that a giveaway?
>Their debt gets wiped clean as well
and if they live a debt-free life, they just get screwed?
What about corporate debt?
what would happen to all the bonds in old people's 401Ks?
They all get wiped out?
Can you imagine all the lawsuits that would fly around???
Our modern system's is too complex for this to be sorted out without a lot of PAIN
Plus, think of the moral hazard of rewarding borrowers.
this