Regarding the novel, "Crashmaker," e-gold going off shore and privacy in
financial tranactions.
First, I am reading the novel and find it most impressive. I am surprised
at how little it is promoted and wonder why that is. Anyone else reading
it? Is is truly a history of money and banking told in a fascinating way and
as a novel.
E-gold and going off shore. If any of the Austrian economic views are valid
on the boom and bust of banking, if the past actions of the U.S.
governement, a la 1930's are NOT example enough, then Americans should
wonder how e-gold can 'assume' that, if their is a substantive crisis with
the FRN and fractional reserve banking in the not to distant future, that
the U.S. govt. might just make it illegal to have or hold gold. If that is
true, then all likelhood is that e-gold, being U.S. based would have to
abide by the law, but if it were off shore, at least the e-gold users could
not have to worrry, nor would non-U.S. holders of e-gold accounts.
How does e-gold respond to this inquiry?
Lastly, there have been several posts on financial privacy. the U.S.
government does continue to wear away any privacy of financial data. As
with CrashMaker and sites such as www.NESARA.com that presents about the
best plan around for addressing the IRS and the FRS in a political world and
that carries excellent analysis of money and banking and more, it is worth
considering using any form of NON FDIC or FED banking mechanisms to avoid
participating in one of the BIGGEST scams and Ponzi schemes in the history
of the world.
Calling the little pyramid schemes out there 'bad' when the FRS is nothing
but a scam and Ponzi scheme, just under the monoploy of a select few banks
in cohoots with government is really taking a hypocriical view of this world
that we live it!
If you have not read CRASHMAKER, consider doing so. Calling petty internet
Ponzi scams names, but not the FRS is missing the bigger picture and e-gold,
GO OFF SHORE!
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