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CNBC: Gold No Longer a Safe Haven
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[quote:Dervish:MV8xODc4Njk0XzMxOTk3NTI2XzNCNDIyMTMz] Just a quick point..for the math challenged like me Total wealth of the world = x Total population of the world = y X/y = avg wealth per person X-X1 (x1 being the top 10 percent of global incomes) = x2 X2 equals everybody else X1 increases its wealth by taking from x2 Mass media is not in the business of helping X2--they are in the business of ad revenue. X1 only wants your income so as to increase their own. [/quote]
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Yep. 5,000 years of monetary history and CNBC thinks they can simply ignore and erase that.
Gold is accepted as money in every country on the planet. What fiat currency can claim that?
You lose, Rothschilds. Hell awaits.
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