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returntothepit >> discuss >> Dollar Could Drop Further 50 Percent in Value, says Pro- Ron Paul British Paper (Kiss those trips to Canada goodbye!!!) by CNV on Dec 31,2007 6:23pm
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toggletoggle post by CNV at Dec 31,2007 6:23pm
Dollar Could Drop Further 50 Percent in Value, says
Pro-Paul British Paper
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Kiss those trips to Canada goodbye!!

British Newspaper Group Supports Ron Paul's Financial Policy -- Dollar Could Drop Further 50 Percent in Value

The Dollar could fall to half or one-third of its existing value -- British Newspaper and Media Group announces 100 percent support for Ron Paul on Republic Radio. Ron Paul's Ideas are heralded on air as the catalyst for the end of communism in China. International support for Ron Paul's message exceeds all expectation.
Ron Paul is the only presidential candidate whose policies could prevent a dramatic devaluation of the dollar.

(PRWEB) December 29, 2007 -- With his song and video for Ron Paul climbing up the international YouTube charts, John Mappin was invited onto Republic Radio by Fred Smart in the US Midwest where he was interviewed from Camelot Castle, England. (The Mythological Birthplace of King Arthur)

You can hear the whole interview here:

http://www.camelotcastle.com/download/Interview_on_Republic_
Radio.mp3

Speaking later along the same lines to his Media Finance Group, Mappin spoke of the unprecedented international support for Ron Paul's ideas.

"If the the financial management of the US over the last few years had been perpetrated by a foreign power other than the US government, it could be considered an act of war.

"Ron Paul is the only presidential candidate whose policies could prevent a dramatic devaluation of the dollar."

"In the absence of a Paul presidency it is not impossible that the dollar could fall in value against other currencies by as much as half or even two-thirds."

"The US is essentially bankrupt with approximately $156,000 of government debt for every man woman and child in the US on its balance sheet. On top of that individuals have been oversold personal debt and credit. And the biggest US corporations, in debt and over leveraged, are themselves heavily dependent on the international bankers willingness to lend."

"Chinese money is currently supporting the US credit system and effectively funding the war."

Mappin, who had been invited to speak on Republic Radio in the US Midwest, was clear in his support for Ron Paul and pointed out that Paul's ideas and his "Freedom Message" may well also catalyse the end of Communism in China as we know it.

"Just wait till the youth in China really gets the Ron Paul message and the Freedom purpose. You think 1989 Tiananmen Square shook the world. Think again! Just watch what happens when the youth and middle class in China and India get it."

Mappin's interview on Republic Radio also illuminated that there are many journalists that work in mainstream media that agree completely with Ron Paul and his policy. He highlighted the simplicity that those mainstream media owners that attempt to block the truth from being communicated on media lines will ultimately lose their franchises, compromise their position in the free marketplace and lose the trust of the public.

"At the last US election the people did not have universal access to Google and YouTube. Today they do and truth is speeding its way across this world at rate that even those who own the mainstream media have not yet fully woken up to."



toggletoggle post by DaveFromTheGrave  at Dec 31,2007 6:36pm
this is good to hear.



toggletoggle post by SacreligionNLI at Dec 31,2007 8:53pm
the monetary system in america is based on lending at interest which by nature creates debt. eliminate the central banking systems of the world and you eliminate the debt cycle.

a good thing for the economy and environment right now would be for the US government to invest in green energy sources. the government is the biggest user of fuels in our country, so if US energy companies started producing their own green energy sources as opposed to importing foreign oil and the government converted to these in-country sources it would eliminate the need for dependence on foreign resources and would boost our economy by promoting the buying of american products in american dollars. there would be no need to borrow money for our biggest expense, which is oil.



toggletoggle post by CNV at Dec 31,2007 9:12pm
Yeah, well until that day comes...... Ron Paul 08



toggletoggle post by RON PAUL at Jan 3,2008 12:36am
GO FUCK YOURSELF YOU STUPID COCKSUCKER



toggletoggle post by the tax man at Jan 3,2008 12:43am
gold standard all the way baby!



toggletoggle post by Yeti at Jan 3,2008 10:47am
Greg Stillson 08!



toggletoggle post by SacreligionNLI at Jan 3,2008 6:26pm
the tax man said:
gold standard all the way baby!


i do believe the fed reserve only has about 10% of our economy backed in actual gold. we've inflated the money supply too much and borrowed too much for the gold standard to even remotely help us(even though gold spiked at a record high today)



toggletoggle post by CNV at Jan 4,2008 2:05pm
If the value of the dollar plummets there will be no more European metal acts coming to America to do tours because it will no longer be economically feasible for both the band and the promoter...

Now cry about abortion...



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