> Do you surf www.lewrockwell.com or www.mises.org? > <snip> > If you read these sites and feel that their content is worth > some yellow or silver, drop these fellows an email and tell > them to add an e-gold link to the contribution page. Also, > ask them why they havent done an article on digital gold > currencies yet.
Thank you for pointing this out; this has been a pet peeve of mine as well. I have bugged them about this before, and I just did it again. Brad Edmonds wrote an article on LewRockwell recently in which he pined for real money: > ... there's no reason that money can't be made of precious metals, > and no reason that only the government has to coin it. > ... > Until the day comes when you and I are allowed to save and spend money > that has a secure backing ... I wrote back: "This kind of money exists now", and gave him the links to http://www.goldmoney.com and http://www.e-gold.com. He said he'd look into it. "Allowed" to use money with a secure backing? We don't need anybody's damn permission. I thought paleolibertarians and anarchocapitalists weren't supposed to act like sheep. I also wrote to Rob Moody of http://www.strike-the-root.com. He said he had opened a goldmoney account, but his eyes had glazed over when he saw all the stuff about Cambios. Sheesh! I know where he's coming from, though. He likes c2it because he can transfer funds in and out of his checking account without leaving his chair. I don't blame him. We need a cambio (MM) that does that. Thanks for your efforts, Patrick Chkoreff --- You are currently subscribed to e-gold-list as: archive@jab.org To unsubscribe send a blank email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.e-gold.com/stats.html lets you observe the e-gold system's activity now!
