Great post!
At 04:43 PM 9/12/01, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
An attack against capitalism and rationalism - ie, against civilization.
It's not an attack against the US Government --- it's simply an attack
AGAINST CAPITALISTS, regardless of nationality.
Here's a fascinating site ..
War is not the answer, war is not the answer... it causes even more
suffering and pain and just repeats a cycle of violence.
Through honesty, openness and disclosure, digital money
such as GBCs have very important potentials in normalizing
the relations among the world's people.
Thru integrity
On 26 Aug 2001, at 12:22, SnowDog wrote:
Goldfinger Coin and Bullion is selling GoldMoney GoldGrams for only
2%. They must be bailing in the gold to offer this kind of rate.
It is good to see spreads coming down but somehow it doesn't make
me feel like jumping up and down, cheering.
At 12:44 AM 8/28/2001, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
(One point .. note that all growth in any DGC comes from bailed in
bars. Even if the buy-back trade is 10,000,000 billion per day, the DGC
in question has stopped growing unless bars are being bailed in ... at
2-4% for e-gold, or 0% for GM.
Thanks to all of you who posted in this thread, very interesting.
At 06:03 PM 8/29/01, Ken Griffith wrote:
If digital gold is better money then merchants will give a discount to
customers who pay in gold, because they prefer the better money.
This resonated. I think this is the way we will
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said,
Firm warning to all of those out there running DGCs (the Geoffs, Dougs,
and Jims of the world) -- and in a lesser way everyone involved in DGC-
related issues like DGC-banking and DGC-exchanging -- that the charge of
handling the money of tens of thousands of
.
What XML vocabulary to choose? That is a question (UBL, OAGIS, SMBXML,
INtacctXML, QBXML etc. ) but the technology isn't that hard. SOAP
talking to the other party in P2P conversations. Look ma, no portals.
Todd
Todd Boyle CPA 9745-128th Ave NE Kirkland WA
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 425-827-3107
Thus spake the Wall Street Journal:
Markets have a way of pushing policy makers toward improving policy, or
punishing them for their lack of ability or desire to do so. Once again, we
are approaching a time when markets may test the best in the U.S., Japan
and Europe to find a way to finish the
and
individuals will surely use it. Why wouldn't they?
Todd Boyle CPA
www.gldialtone.com
www.arapxml.net
and other mediocre and unfinished works...
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