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<blockquote data-quote="wkmac" data-source="post: 676456" data-attributes="member: 2189"><p>Oh I think there's more repubs. behind Gregg, you can take that to the bank. <img src="/community/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/FeltTip/happy-very.png" class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":happy-very:" title="Happy Very :happy-very:" data-shortname=":happy-very:" /> Ask Paul about the Repubs. and Grayson about the Democrats and both men IMO would have a lot to tell. Paul will as he has nothing to lose but Grayson really took a big gamble for being so new on the job. I may disagree with him on many other issues but if I was a voter and my choice was him on a run-of-the-mill BS repub, I'd vote Grayson every time for his courage to call out the folks at the Federal Reserve. </p><p> </p><p>Will it come up again if Rand is elected? I honestly don't know. The Federal Reserve and Art. 1 Section 10 money was a real hot item leading up to the 1980' election and yet fell off the map once the election was done but this followed a period where banking not only changed dramatically in the collaspe of Bretton Woods in 71' but then followed in the late 70's by all the economic chaos. As soon as the economy readjusted, so did the interest in the Federal Reserve and it's lay silent since for almost 30 years. I suspect this was the one and only shot at the Fed. and once Obama and the democrats (repubs too but they lay in the shadows to avoid blame) get some good ole inflation ramped up to bring the debt back in line with the GDP ratio (a false/bad model IMO) the people will stop clamoring and just go back to sleep. </p><p> </p><p>Auditing the Fed. was something that Washington could not allow at all and it would seem they've won again. My only hope at this point is that China closes the pawn shop window to the US (signs this is in fact starting to happen) and that the dollar gets thrown off it's perch as the global reserve currency, another potential as well but I'd not count the US Fiat folks out just yet by any stretch. Their mastery of creative economics and the use of force to maintain economic dominance is beyond amazing or without equal IMO in the volumes of the history of man.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="wkmac, post: 676456, member: 2189"] Oh I think there's more repubs. behind Gregg, you can take that to the bank. :happy-very: Ask Paul about the Repubs. and Grayson about the Democrats and both men IMO would have a lot to tell. Paul will as he has nothing to lose but Grayson really took a big gamble for being so new on the job. I may disagree with him on many other issues but if I was a voter and my choice was him on a run-of-the-mill BS repub, I'd vote Grayson every time for his courage to call out the folks at the Federal Reserve. Will it come up again if Rand is elected? I honestly don't know. The Federal Reserve and Art. 1 Section 10 money was a real hot item leading up to the 1980' election and yet fell off the map once the election was done but this followed a period where banking not only changed dramatically in the collaspe of Bretton Woods in 71' but then followed in the late 70's by all the economic chaos. As soon as the economy readjusted, so did the interest in the Federal Reserve and it's lay silent since for almost 30 years. I suspect this was the one and only shot at the Fed. and once Obama and the democrats (repubs too but they lay in the shadows to avoid blame) get some good ole inflation ramped up to bring the debt back in line with the GDP ratio (a false/bad model IMO) the people will stop clamoring and just go back to sleep. Auditing the Fed. was something that Washington could not allow at all and it would seem they've won again. My only hope at this point is that China closes the pawn shop window to the US (signs this is in fact starting to happen) and that the dollar gets thrown off it's perch as the global reserve currency, another potential as well but I'd not count the US Fiat folks out just yet by any stretch. Their mastery of creative economics and the use of force to maintain economic dominance is beyond amazing or without equal IMO in the volumes of the history of man. [/QUOTE]
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