Terry Blanton wrote:

Your post prompted me to look to see who has the most gold:

http://www.globalfirepower.com/list_gold_reserves.asp

Mauro Lacy wrote on 1-4-09:

Interesting. I didn't know that. I'm not sure to what
extent the correlation between a country's gold reserves
and the strength of their currency is a valid one.

Hi All,

A major component of the strength of a currency is the
ability of the coiner to commit effective violence,
e. g. the Pax Romana.

The devil's deal whereby US miltary power guanatees Arab
safety in return for Arab refusal to accept anything
but dollars for oil has been very successful.  In fact,
I really became worried about a US attack on the Iranian
oil fields when, on 2-17-08, the Iranians opened their
own Oil Bourse.  So the Bin Laden trades in 3-08 were very
scary for me.

There will be no stop to the US military buildup under
Obama; and thus there will be no diminution in the perks
of being the world's biggest bully.

Jack Smith






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