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    #13
    Lol,you guys read between the lines to much and
    form thoughts and opinions that are not there,i do it
    to reading blogs,its a common fault of most.

    I truly believe the farmer will come out on top,i'm not
    talking end of the world stuff just a huge shift in
    wealth distribution.

    If I'm wrong I'm wrong and you guys can rub my nose
    in it,in a few years.

    But mark these words-the savers,pensioners and
    fixed income earners will be wiped out-financially.

    Thats what this train wreck will look like.

    The sunny day crowd will just be another corpse in
    darwins grave yard of the stupid and weak.

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      #14
      That you tube vid makes me wounder "Just WTF is wrong with people????"

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        #15
        Re Video: I've seen more social structure in a pride of lions at a feeding frenzy at a fresh kill. Could you imagine if it was food.
        You can thank retail for this insanity. I would rather pay a bit more than participate in this crap.

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          #16
          You know cotton the gold hoarders could lose
          everything. Did you live through 1980? Have you
          ever heard of confiscation?

          Hate to burst your bubble but the chance of the
          government sinking without either taxing the snot
          out of all of us is slim to none. You may be right
          or I may be right. After the depression Cash,
          good ol cold cash may be king. We dont know for
          sure what will happen.

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            #17
            I could give you hundreds and hundreds of examples
            through out history where paper burned and those
            holding gold lost nothing.

            When countries sail into zones of insolvency their
            currencies crash,purchasing power is lost.

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              #18
              cottonpicken: Most people who own gold do not have the PHYSICAL gold in their possession so its hard to trade that gold for rent or groceries. A bag of wheat or a quarter of beef or a ham or a bag of apples would do more good as an article of trade.

              In times of hyper-inflation a good-sized wheelbarrow might come in handy as well to carry the paper money to buy a hamburger or fill your gas tank. So trade your gold for wheelbarrows and away you go...instant success.

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                #19
                You would trade all your bling for a match and a bale of paper to keep your stranded ass warm if caught out on the frozen prairie. Test that theory, please.

                I just thought that might fit in with the "topic message". (lol)

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                  #20
                  Means to produce something others need, is a
                  currency all it self. I believe most on this forum have
                  that one licked.

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                    #21
                    empires come and go, but mealtimes come 3 times a day.
                    whether in canada, china or the usa

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                      #22
                      Aaaaahhhhhgggggggrrr.........

                      Yes you guys are all right,it is the barometer of
                      currencies and other medians of exchange.

                      The world could have choose any other median 5000
                      years ago but it choose gold and a frickin 5 acre
                      farmer in indian knows its daily price movements
                      more than schooled market men in north america.

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                        #23
                        If things got that bad, guns would be the most
                        beneficial commodity. With a gun, you could
                        shoot a deer, barter for gold. Oh, but how do I
                        eat gold? The gun would protect your, gold, food
                        and family, too.

                        I guess someone might sell their land for gold. I
                        guess it does no harm to be prepared for
                        something that will never happen.

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                          #24
                          Land as of right now is a better investment than gold
                          based on historical price ratios.

                          But if your a greek business man and had a big
                          portion of your savings in greek bonds even though
                          you think your an old wise man you where just kicked
                          in the nuts,and would have lost nothing if you had
                          any real brains.

                          And when you look into yours wifes eyes a few years
                          from now if you say "there was no way of
                          knowing"you'll be lying through your teeth.

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