I wonder if Soros is funding the wannabe be film maker?
QUESTION: Hugo Salinas Price raised the introduction of silver as a duel currency in Mexico. The 1 ounce coin with no number of pesos listed on it (possible no date either) would be a dual currency. The value, like gold and silver bullion, would be listed each day so everyone would know the value. If the paper peso decreased in value, the value of the silver coin would rise, as it would be worth more paper pesos. The government should not be allowed to control its value. Is there any value to this?
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ANSWER: Today, everything floats with the exception of a few governments who foolishly attempt to create pegs. You can buy silver or gold and it fluctuates every day. So the government issuing no denominated gold or silver coins that still fluctuate would not really do much. The question is not the question of government trying to control a currency, the question is socialism that is the justification to spend money. This is why the gold standard collapsed. They attempted to fix the price of gold at $35 under Bretton Woods but they did not restrict the spending. Bretton Woods broke down the same as the futile attempt of Switzerland attempting to peg the franc to the euro.
Everything is in a state of flux. We cannot create a fixed currency when you do not create political reform and end the government spending and borrowing. The historical problem has NEVER been what we use for money be it gold, paper, or sea shells. The problem lies with those who try to rule the world. We seriously need to reform the system, not what we call money. Just look at the resistance to Trump simply trying to reform a very small part (since he too does not grasp this problem). They will not let him reform anything, so there is no hope of ever solving our problem. This is why I say we must crash and burn. There is no way to prevent what is coming. So let’s just prepare the best we can.
QUESTION: Do you think there is evidence that Obama did a wiretap of Trump Tower?
ANSWER: No! Trump used the term “wiretap” as it used to be that way 20 years ago, but today, the NSA takes every phone call in the country if not the entire world. They tap into the trunk systems, they do not “wiretap” an individual’s house as they did in the old days. Everyone will try to restrict it to a “wiretap” and in the old black & white movies, but it is highly unlikely that took place. Obviously, any reasonable person would understand that Trump used that term broadly meaning NSA surveillance and other activities. Of course, Congress and the media will hold him to that single definition. That goes for Republicans who are also trying to block and reform of their money machine. Don’t forget Trump wants term limits as well for all of them on Capitol Hill. Good luck with that one. They would probably find some Mexican with a terminal illness to assassinate him who will never make it to trial as the way to protect their jobs.
The Democrats are very confused it’s no wonder why the picked Hillary to run she was the most confused of them all.
I don’t know why it looks to me she lost weight … lol
Maybe some of these Rappers should be arrested charged and jailed.
CNN should be closed down for what they are doing
CNN should be prosecuted for doing this.
A few weeks ago we noted that none other than John Boehner, the former Republican Speaker of the House, scoffed at the idea of repealing and replacing Obamacare as he essentially predicted that Republicans would become their own worst enemy (see “Boehner: Full Repeal And Replace Of Obamacare ‘Is Not Going To Happen’“):
“[Congressional Republicans are] going to fix Obamacare – I shouldn’t call it repeal-and-replace, because it’s not going to happen,” he said.“I started laughing,” he said. “Republicans never ever agree on health care.”
“So this is not all that hard to figure out. Except this, in the 25 years I served in the United States Congress, Republicans never, ever, not one time agreed on what a healthcare proposal should look like. Not once.”
“And all this happy talk that went on in November and December and January about repeal, repeal, repeal…if you pass repeal without replace, you’ll never pass replace because they will never agree on what the bill should be. The perfect always becomes the enemy of the good.”
Now, it’s looking increasingly like Boehner may have been right as the so-called “TrumpCare” attempt to repeal and replace Obamacare will face a number of challenges, starting this week, in its journey to Trump’s desk. The first challenge comes from the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) which is expected this week to release its score of the legislation. The CBO is widely expected, even among Republicans, to estimate that millions of people would no longer have health insurance under the plan. Per The Hill:
With that in mind, Republicans are already looking to discredit the office and downplay the importance of the score.“If you’re looking at the CBO for accuracy, you’re looking in the wrong place,” White House press secretary Sean Spicer said earlier this week.
Ryan, meanwhile, compared CBO scores to a “beauty contest.”
“Our goal is not to show a pretty piece of paper that says we’re mandating great things for Americans. Our goal is to get a vibrant health care system that’s patient-centered, that brings down costs, that increases choices, that has a marketplace so that we lower the costs and increase, and therefore increase the access to affordable care,” he said.
Then there are the Republican governors from states that took ObamaCare’s Medicaid expansion who are also wary of the healthcare legislation.
“Phasing out Medicaid coverage without a viable alternative is counterproductive and unnecessarily puts at risk our ability to treat the drug addicted, mentally ill, and working poor who now have access to a stable source of care,” Ohio Gov. John Kasich (R) said in a statement Wednesday.The governors met with the White House and GOP leadership about ObamaCare and Medicaid during their annual conference earlier this month, but Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval said this week the resulting plan “doesn’t include anything that the governors have talked about.”
“We’ve said all along, ‘work with the governors,’ that it should be a governor-led effort and for the Congress to rely on their governors,” Sandoval said.
Sen. Tom Cotton (R-Ark.) said the House GOP should “start over” on its replacement plan.“House health-care bill can’t pass Senate without major changes,” Cotton Tweeted Thursday.
“To my friends in House: pause, start over. Get it right, don’t get it fast.”
The legislation has been criticized by at least 11 senators, including some from Medicaid expansion states who don’t want to see the expansion rolled back.
Conservatives like Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.), meanwhile, are backing the Freedom Caucus’s push for repealing more of ObamaCare. Paul has introduced his own legislation to repeal ObamaCare.
All political rhetoric or is Trump about to get bogged down in the swamp? He seems optimistic…
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