Interesting article. It doesn’t explain how the greatest vanishing act of the century actually started back many decades, but it is a start. Once upon a time money had a value based upon the Gold Standard. Another Republican administration, Tricky Dick’s to be exact, decided money didn’t have to have a value and convinced Americans to take our monetary system off the Gold Standard. It was a vain attempt to quell inflation that did just what any thinking person would expect ... inflation exploded because money was now devalued. No standard of value ... no value. No value, takes more to buy something. Inflation. So we have been merrily going on faith that money has a value. And people bought all sorts of paper such as stocks, bonds, mortgages, etc. And now they suddenly discover that money really has no value. Except it did for those of us who actually worked for a living. Every dollar represented a period of time spent sweating, cussing and sometimes bleeding to labor for somebody else. In return we got paper or even digital numbers in a computer database. And now we find out all that hard work can simply disappear at the speed of Wall St.
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