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Hi Robert,
What both Jim and you seem to ignore in the argument is the fact that the
Caliphate flourished not only because(or in your case, despite) of
Gold/Silver currency, but because of (1) NO INTEREST OF ANY KIND OR FORM
and (2) low taxes, if any.
Well, interestingly Jim first brought
Dear Robert,
Thank you so much for the detailed information, I really appreciate it!
So, while I agree that the Zakat is based on pure gold, I dare to venture
that many of the coins in circulation were not made of 24 carat purety.
Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, put the rule of the
Hi everyone!
4 weeks ago, I received an e-mail from Steve Renner
(CashCards) that they will cancel all the green Vcash
cards (that were valid until 11/04) and which I paid
$89 for it only 4 months ago, plus shipping costs.
In exchange they issued a Gold Card, for which they
charge another $39.
Hello Danny,
Well, interestingly Jim first brought up the examples of Byzantine and
Italian Renaissance, so I have not been talking about Caliphate.
... Sorry, mea culpa, I was only halfway down the previous thread at the
time I jumped in. My argument for the Caliphate might be a bit
Robert, let's say I am a guy, 20 years old, fresh out of college. I have no
rich parents, and no inherited fortune. I want to have a house (to build or
buy it). What do I do in a country where banks can't lend me money? From
where do I get the money to buy my house? I see no such source.
So, I
No, go to the local home purchaser union, join up and save 10% of the
value of the house into an account.
Then pick the house and show that besides paying rent, you will be able to
save the current value equivalent of the house within the next 20 years.
Have the union buy the house and rent it to
No, go to the local home purchaser union, join up and save 10% of the
value of the house into an account.
So, first I must have 10% of the house's value. I don't, but say I get them.
No... actually the first problem is the existence of the union, but we
consider it there.
Then pick the house
So, first I must have 10% of the house's value. I don't, but say I get them.
---While it might be common practice at the moment to finance houses up to
100%, this is pretty unusual and financing 70-80% is more the norm.
Then I have to pay the rent, plus the rest of 90% of the value of the
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On Wednesday, October 8, 2003, at 05:20 PM, Sweet P wrote:
Gabriel, I have no idea about Cashcards except the emails I have seen
Ok, so THEFT is the policy of CashCards. At least they
should state it in their newsletter.
However, as far as Ragnar is concerned, in my book, there is nothing
... let's say I am a guy, 20 years old, fresh out of college. I have no
rich parents, and no inherited fortune. I want to have a house (to build
or
buy it).
High aims compared to most twenty-year-olds, but okay ...
What do I do in a country where banks can't lend me money? From where do
I get
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Well, interestingly Jim first brought up the examples of Byzantine and
Italian Renaissance, so I have not been talking about Caliphate.
... Sorry, mea culpa, I was only halfway down the previous thread at the
time I jumped in. My argument for the Caliphate might be a bit superficial
as
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George,
I can't help but wonder in which protected shell you grew up and who
instilled this sense of entitlement into you?
It appears to me that people who look at any system put forward at a way
to benefit at the expense of others are the main thing that is wrong with
humanity.
Sure, after 40
On Tuesday, October 7, 2003, at 06:38 AM, Danny Van den Berghe wrote:
No solution is perfect, but ultimately I think the idea of fiat
currency is
superior, if it is used responsibly.
Doesn't bother me if it's not compulsory. Any group of individuals can
trade amongst themselves using any
Hello Danny,
Okay so we are down to borrowing out of need rather than want. The theory
goes that rather than borrowing or selling his watch, the farmer goes to
the bank and offers a share in his business. The bank here doesn't lend
but functions management for venture capital deposits. If the
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The Myth of Insufficient Gold
One of the standard arguments against a gold standard is this:
There's not enough gold to facilitate all of the transactions
in a free market economy. This is an old criticism
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Guys,
Have any of you ever given thought about doing something like this? Google
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I think it is a good idea, but you are right, you could not give login
details, so the solution would be to re-create the google software as much
as is possible and allow people to use that and keep all orders in a pending
queue for application to the actual google account.
The only thing you
And one that is entirely taken out of the air, I might add :o)
The argument (without stating it) is based on the idea that people would
sit on the gold and not use it, which is a weird idea if you ask me,
because people would still need eat and pay rent and gas and things.
Now, if we there was no
On Wednesday, October 8, 2003, at 05:49 PM, Robert B.Z. wrote:
So, for a gold currency to really and truly work, one has to hammer the
laws of physics into the masses and make them see that gold can't be
made
from thin air and hence, interest has to be outlawed ;o)
So if I hand a piece of gold
... I knew the biggest theft in e-gold economy is Ragnar and his
criminal company Gold Age, but I knew to stay away from them. But
CashCards... I trusted them...
I'm waiting for everyone's opinions on this.
Well, in my own opinion, what a stupid, groundless, absurd thing to say.
Please provide
Robert, how do you account for the simple concept of the time value of
money from the standpoint of persons who wish to lend gold, and consumer
preference on the part of those who wish to borrow it?
I myself am totally opposed to any debt which is not going to make me
richer, and as a general
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The concept behind abolishing interest is to
actually share risk equally.
Dear Robert,
I'm just wondering, are you advocating a legal abolition
of interest, say by governmental policy, or are you merely
advocating the
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