Can anyone break down gold and silver info for me?

[Michel]

I was watching some videos from here http://goldismoney.info/forums/showthread.php?t=262458(great forum this stuff) and so far I really know next to nothing on economics and politics(I don't really like it) and so far I understand that the US dollar is really flat fiat money and is basically becoming worthless.  In one of the videos I've watch the narrator was saying from 1830-1930 a 1 Ounce Gold coin  to dollar exchange was about 20 dollars roughly.  The increase between 1830-1930 was only 74 cents if I am correct and then he goes on to say now(The video was in 2006) that same 1 ounce Gold coin is like $930 dollars and that its not that prices are rising but the US Dollar is becoming valueless.  Im pretty new to this but I remember the guy said a car like say A Corvette costing $55,000 would be like $1,200 back then so about 60 1 Ounce gold coins would buy you that.  So lemme get this straight people because of the federal Reserve Act people had to give away their worthy gold for flat paper money thats not even equal in value?  Im still new to this but damn thats crazy.

[360 overstand]

I was watching some videos from here http://goldismoney.info/forums/showthread.php?t=262458(great forum this stuff) and so far I really know next to nothing on economics and politics(I don't really like it) and so far I understand that the US dollar is really flat fiat money and is basically becoming worthless.  In one of the videos I've watch the narrator was saying from 1830-1930 a 1 Ounce Gold coin  to dollar exchange was about 20 dollars roughly.  The increase between 1830-1930 was only 74 cents if I am correct and then he goes on to say now(The video was in 2006) that same 1 ounce Gold coin is like $930 dollars and that its not that prices are rising but the US Dollar is becoming valueless.  Im pretty new to this but I remember the guy said a car like say A Corvette costing $55,000 would be like $1,200 back then so about 60 1 Ounce gold coins would buy you that.  So lemme get this straight people because of the federal Reserve Act people had to give away their worthy gold for flat paper money thats not even equal in value?  Im still new to this but damn thats crazy.

i think it was during the new deal..FDR requested all metals be turned in..LOL..only an idiot would do that now..federal reserve are credit bankers...they front big banks money via US treasury...then the big banks front smaller banks cash to start..then those banks lend it to businesses and individuals...the difference is with gold and silver theres no inflation..(reason why there is 4$ + gas and the price of everything is going up) Federal reserve says no thats not necessary...we will front you money and you just pay us to lend the money...so that way we can lend more money...and the economy can move foreward and expand much faster..oh and by the way...we will keep interest rates artificially low so that banks can lend ever more money..this right here is slavery this is why jefferson said never to allow central credit bankers into the country...they will have your children living in the street......and its unsound economics...economics 101 dont spend what you dont have...they say...if we dont have it we will print more of it...

Gold is going up..oil is going up..and silver..platinum ..palladium etc are all going up...2002 was the time to buy...after 911..

thats why in old shows or movies a loaf of bread was a quarter...gallon of gas was 10 cents..etc..its not because its gotten better..its inflation

[curtisduncan]

Go ahead and start a school of economics 360.  Good breakdown!!

[Michel]

I was watching some videos from here http://goldismoney.info/forums/showthread.php?t=262458(great forum this stuff) and so far I really know next to nothing on economics and politics(I don't really like it) and so far I understand that the US dollar is really flat fiat money and is basically becoming worthless.  In one of the videos I've watch the narrator was saying from 1830-1930 a 1 Ounce Gold coin  to dollar exchange was about 20 dollars roughly.  The increase between 1830-1930 was only 74 cents if I am correct and then he goes on to say now(The video was in 2006) that same 1 ounce Gold coin is like $930 dollars and that its not that prices are rising but the US Dollar is becoming valueless.  Im pretty new to this but I remember the guy said a car like say A Corvette costing $55,000 would be like $1,200 back then so about 60 1 Ounce gold coins would buy you that.  So lemme get this straight people because of the federal Reserve Act people had to give away their worthy gold for flat paper money thats not even equal in value?  Im still new to this but damn thats crazy.

i think it was during the new deal..FDR requested all metals be turned in..LOL..only an idiot would do that now..federal reserve are credit bankers...they front big banks money via US treasury...then the big banks front smaller banks cash to start..then those banks lend it to businesses and individuals...the difference is with gold and silver theres no inflation..(reason why there is 4$ + gas and the price of everything is going up) Federal reserve says no thats not necessary...we will front you money and you just pay us to lend the money...so that way we can lend more money...and the economy can move foreward and expand much faster..oh and by the way...we will keep interest rates artificially low so that banks can lend ever more money..this right here is slavery this is why jefferson said never to allow central credit bankers into the country...they will have your children living in the street......and its unsound economics...economics 101 dont spend what you dont have...they say...if we dont have it we will print more of it...

Gold is going up..oil is going up..and silver..platinum ..palladium etc are all going up...2002 was the time to buy...after 911..

thats why in old shows or movies a loaf of bread was a quarter...gallon of gas was 10 cents..etc..its not because its gotten better..its inflation

This part I can't seem to grasp enough.  If your working and getting paid and you pay back the bank the money you borrowed then wouldn't that mean your pretty much removed from any obligations right?  I don't understand how people get into debt though if you just pay the money back you borrowed from obtaining it from somewhere else.

[curtisduncan]

Section 8 of Constitution says that:

To coin money, regulate the value thereof, and of foreign coin, and fix the standard of weights and measures;

Questions to ask:

Is our US Congress printing money now?

If our Congress is printing money now then why would our money be in the form of notes or debt? Why would somebody make money just to owe someone?

What is the Federal System and when did it come into creation?

Is it owned by the government?  If it not owned by the government then why would the government want someone to give them debt as money which obviously has to paid back?

How is money created in this economy?

What are Federal Reserve Notes and who are they notes to, me or the government?

If they are notes to the government, then how is that money being paid back?

Section 10 of the Constitution says that:

No state shall enter into any treaty, alliance, or confederation; grant letters of marque and reprisal; coin money; emit bills of credit; make anything but gold and silver coin a tender in payment of debts; pass any bill of attainder, ex post facto law, or law impairing the obligation of contracts, or grant any title of nobility.

Is the American populace using gold and silver to pay for stuff?  If they are not using gold and silver, is this paper money backed by gold and silver?

Why did America move away from the gold and silver standard?

Why was it is illegal from 1933 to 1976 for Americans to own gold?

Why was gold seized in 1933 by FDR?

What was Executive Order 11110 by JFK all about?

These questions should be helpful in leading to documented facts on what is going with money in this country. Peace

[Michel]

Thanks.

[ACTknowledge]

Everything you need to know, and this video predicted whats happening now.  The Money Masters http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-515319560256183936&ei=cWDcSI3MEqHSqALgpMShCw&q=Money+changers&hl=en

[Ezkeel]

why are there faces on coins and paper money
what is the significance of the peoples faces on money
does it perhaps immortalize those people or curse them?