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:: Saturday, April 30, 2005 ::

This Hidden World Of Forbidden Financial Opportunities...

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The "Harvey Barnard - Umar Vadillo" Congress.

"[Harvey Barnard], writes about money but is not an economist, about banking but is not a banker, about law but is not a lawyer, about morality but is not a minister, about history but is not a historian, about society but is not a sociologist, and about politics but is not a politician."

Which got me to thinking... On today's internet-based planet called earth, I would love to see a "Harvey Barnard - Umar Ibrahim Vadillo" Congress of sorts take place - were the opening session is a talk about the three economic sectors.

When Umar Vadillo says "capitalism cannot sustain itself and is bound to collapse" I translate that into "economic sectors #1 and #2 cannot sustain themselves and are bound to collapse" - implying that his (Umar's) vision is compatible with 'economic sectors #3'. Just my initial take on things, of course. I have not read the full writings of Umar Vadillo.



Are hidden synergies waiting to be discovered?


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Money Meanderings.

An Introduction to Numismatics.


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A Survey Of The Circulation Trends Of Monetary Gold: 1845 - Present.

"The lesson of [World War I] was that agents wanted gold firmly in their own hands, not those of their taxpayers*. The prospect once [so-called] 'peace' came was also that the redemption of paper currency for gold at a fixed price would be severely limited and might ultimately cease, although few taxpayers realised it at the time. There was optimistic talk of going back to the full gold standard at the traditional price of £4.4s.111/2d. per fine ounce troy."

*Ed. Note: What so-called "monetary lessons" were learned?

Other than the many broad-stroke sentences like this that left me stratching my head, it is a survey report after all, this report did bestow upon me a clearer understanding of monetary gold circulation for the past 150 years so I have decided to mirror it (.pdf).


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