| Government Steals Ron Paul Silver Dollars and all the Gold! |
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| Written by Garry Stewart | |
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Liberty Dollar is a private mint (as there are hundreds throughout the US) that create and mint high quality silver dollars and other precious metal coins. In addition, Liberty Dollar offers certificates of gold, which is backed by, you guessed it, Gold! So what is the big problem? It seems according to the Government that Mr. NotHaus was in fact counterfeiting and attempting to deceive others in the belief that these coins and certificates are US Legal Tender. Nothing could be further from the truth as this writer can attest.  I personally looked into the Liberty Dollar just months prior to its creation of the July 2007 release of the Ron Paul Silver dollar. Ron Paul the pro-liberty, pro-constitution, and pro-American Republican candidate with a nationwide following unlike any candidate has ever had now or before, was the only candidate worthy of the huge investment to mint a coin bearing his likeness.I first ventured over to LibertyDollar.org and I can tell you that the only thing that stopped me from actually making the nominal investment into the Liberty Dollar program was the clear and concise online information stating that this money could not be used as legal tender. At least not in the same fashion as a Federal Reserve (Odd But True: The Federal Reserve is a privately owned monopoly that controls all money printed and all prime interest rates in this country) notes. So, since money to pay bills was a priority, I decided I could wait a while and come back later as I had planned. So how are the Liberty Dollars and Certificates used? Simple answer you could hold them, since  the Gold and Silver coins are real and they retain there value you hold them and sell them to the highest bidder based upon current Gold/Silver prices. Certainly you are not limited to just that. You could even trade them for goods and services just as you would a car for a boat, etc. If you held Gold Certificates, they too would hold there value as they are backed by real honest to goodness Gold. And until recent, this gold was held in the vaults at Sunshine Mint. I say, "was" because the Government stole it too.So what is next? Mr. NotHaus is now asking folks to join him in filling a class action suit against the Government. I strongly encourage you to join this effort: http://www.libertydollar.org/classaction/index.php Just as a side note: I listened recently to a TV 14-News report and specifically a statement made by spokesman David James who asked Brandon Bartlett ( This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it ), "what does he do with this kinda funny money any way?" My question to Mr. James is what do you have in your pocket? Because if it is privately owned Federal Reserve bank notes that are printed out of thin air and have absolutely no backing (as the constitution clearly requires it must), and the value is plummeting to below four cents in real value and the same dollars that nations all over the world are dropping like bad oysters and the same dollars that even our highest ranking officials have abandoned, I just have to know Mr. James, what is funny about about real gold and real silver?
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| Last Updated ( Sunday, 18 November 2007 ) |
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