A lire absolument : un article de dedefensa, avec une interview de Ron PAUL sur MSNBC (station de gauche US)
http://www.dedefensa.org/article-le_but ... _2010.htmlCiter:
«As the incoming chairman of the House monetary policy subcommittee, Rep. Ron Paul (R-TX) will hold the bully pulpit when it comes to the nation's money woes. He's not wasting any time getting right to the heart of the matter.
»The libertarian-leaning conservative has long been a critic of the US Federal Reserve and central banking as a whole, but this may be a new one: speaking with CNBC recently, Paul said he views the Fed as a “Monopoly” that could benefit from the introduction of competition.
»“We should start ending the Fed by allowing competition,” he said. “I don't like the fact that they have monopoly control. It's a cartel: they print the money. The Constitution really doesn't give them that authority. The Constitution said that only gold and silver can be legal tender. I want to legalize competition and allow individual Americans to use gold and silver in competition, as money. Today if you do that, you can go to jail.
»“I don't like the idea that the power gravitates to the Federal Reserve. They literally can have a yearly budget bigger than the whole Congress, then what they do is kept secret. We don't know where they spend the money. We're just starting to crack that nut in order to get some of this information and we should continue to do it.” […]
»Gold is largely viewed as an archaic store of value, but Paul is not alone in seeing it as a potentially viable alternative to the dollar. World Bank President Robert Zoellick argued recently that in reforming the global financial markets, a debate should be held on returning to a gold standard. […]
»In his push for greater transparency in the nation's central bank, Paul added that he wants a physical audit of America's gold reserves to ensure the Fed didn't "loan out" or "sell" it. The US Mint is regularly subjected to audits which includes the gold and silver at Fort Knox, but the most recent audit did not disclose how much was still there.
»The Congressman's take on the Fed could cause serious divisions between Republicans, who've often defended the nation's central bank. “I think you’re going to see a significant dispute within the Republican Party," Rep. Barney Frank (D-MA) recently told Bloomberg. Frank is the senior Democrat on the House Financial Services Committee who allied with Paul to push an audit of the Fed. “I do not believe that Ron Paul’s views on the Fed represent the views of most Republicans,” he added.»
Donc il veut que l'or et l'argent aient
cours légal aux USA,
concommitament avec le dollar fiduciaire de la Fed : c'est absolument génial, mesuré, imparable.
Je remets mon commentaire :
Ron PAUL ne perd pas de temps et frappe fort au point névralgique du système : quiconque a un peu de jugeote aux USA lâchera une partie de ses dollars fiduciaires pour des dollars en métal précieux, s'ils ont cours légal. Son message au fond si mesuré va peu à peu se diffuser à grande échelle aux USA, et la Fed aura bien du mal à justifier son monopole privé sur l'émission de la monnaie mondiale... Il me semble que c'est un coup mortel, sur le long (?) terme, qu'il vient de mettre à la Fed, et donc au gouvernement fédéral. C'est tout simplement extraordinaire.
Une nouvelle révolution vient juste de commencer aux USA.
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