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>>27818727

>Gaddafi who wished to create a gold standard across Africa and was assassinated because it

Yes, and I'm sure you learned about that because I've been bringing it up in /pmg/ for about a year now. The book itself is careful to qualify that Gaddafi wasn't setting up a gold standard "per se," it only mentions him as an example of somebody who went against the Western central banks and died for it.

The book is anti-gold and espouses the same philosophy as Ellen Brown's Web of Debt >>27818278; we've shown you all the screenshots before. Like her it says that Nazi Germany was an economic paradise and that gold is bad that you simply need to put the fiat printing-press in the hands of the state (in other words MMT) to achieve success. In reality Nazi Germany was a tyrannical hell, a welfare-warfare state where people lived in poverty and starvation, and where military spending was 35% of GDP. I'm not going to bother with this because you're simply waiting there eagerly with your report button to get everyone banned again. It's your modus operandi.