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Originally posted by Katolu
Printing more bills won't lower the debt, just de-value the dollar. Also, the dollar isn't backed by gold, only on the "good faith" that the government will honor the bills when presented.
Originally posted by mazzroth
Originally posted by Katolu
Printing more bills won't lower the debt, just de-value the dollar. Also, the dollar isn't backed by gold, only on the "good faith" that the government will honor the bills when presented.
I read today somewhere that the US is looking at calling in any copper based coinage ( ! and 5c ) in circulation due to the fact the metal price of the coin is actually more than the face value of the coin.
en.wikipedia.org... ( down the bottom see worth )
They did this in Australia 10+ years ago and I weighed the copper 1 and 2c pieces I still had in a jar, woah and behold the metal price was 1.6 times the face value now.
This means the money is so devalued due to infaltion everyone who thinks there house has gone up in value must realise its the dollar that has sunk and you need more of them to buy the same house now compared to 20 years ago.
US treasury ordered to print $9 trillion to wipe out national debt
Originally posted by In nothing we trust
The US national debt now stands close to 8.7 trillion dollars. Congress could wipe out the entire national debt in one day by ordering the printing of $9 trillion crisp new dollar bills.
There is not enough gold in the vaults to back up the bills in print now so whats the difference?
Let's go all out.
Whatcha think, deal or no deal?
Originally posted by In nothing we trust
The US national debt now stands close to 8.7 trillion dollars. Congress could wipe out the entire national debt in one day by ordering the printing of $9 trillion crisp new dollar bills.
www.brillig.com... is not enough gold in the vaults to back up the bills in print now so whats the difference?
Let's go all out.
Whatcha think, deal or no deal?
Originally posted by In nothing we trust
Seems like printing more paper is dis-liked by most.
Perhaps we could find another way to erase the debt in just one day then?
Suggestions?
Originally posted by st3ve_o
Originally posted by In nothing we trust
Suggestions?
invade the middle-east for oil?