"why make it so's you have to deal with the dreaded government for metal? as things are now, you're free to exchange money for gold, silver and whatever else you want"
Thats a quote from you. And its false, since you are not "free" to do those things without the government coming in and stealing most of the benefit from using gold and silver away from you.
The government has an unconstitutional monopoly on the money. And the money is counterfeit. And you support it. You make me sick.
you're misinterpreting
to clarify, i meant: why make it so's you have to buy gold and silver from the government at a fixed price when you can just buy it from private free market dealers and etc?
Nonetheless, if I was successful in getting government backing to counterfeit money at will and control the nation's money supply you better believe that I would fire the man that exposed my operation, too. Then I would try to ruin him. The powers-that-be did indeed work hard to destroy his reputation, his credibility, and his character. They tried to bankrupt him by burning 10,000 of his books without just compensation. The people behind the central banks operations are the real criminals, I consider them evil, and I hope they spend time in jail or exile.
Eustace passed on last year, and he was a good man. Like the rest of us he wasn't perfect.
So, I don't agree with everything Eustace wrote and said, but he exposed Daddy Warbucks and his Brother Max for the sinister criminals that they were. For that ... Thank you, Eustace Mullins, may you RIP.
mullins tried to pull off some dishonest tricks, to say the least
this is the full entry for the hoax that i referred to earlier
'A Racial Program for the Twentieth Century'
Cohen, Israel
RACIAL-TENSION QUOTE "We must realize that our party's
most powerful weapon is racial tension. By pounding into
the consciousness of the dark races that for centuries they
have been oppressed by the whites, we can mold them to the
program of the Communist Party. In America we will aim
for subtle victory. While inflaming the Negro minority against
the whites, we will endeavor to instill in the whites a guilt
complex for their exploitation of the Negroes. We will aid
the Negroes to rise in prominence in every walk of life, in the
professions and in the world of sports and entertainment. With
this prestige, the Negroes will be able to intermarry with the
whites and begin a process which will deliver America to our
cause."
During the debate on a civil-rights bill in Congress in June
1957, Mississippi Congressman Thomas G. Abernathy read
the above statement, taken from a book entitled
'A Racial
Program for the Twentieth Century', allegedly written by Is-
rael Cohen, a leading British Communist, and published in
1912. In August 1958, however, New York's Congressman
Abraham J. Multer challenged the authenticity of the quo-
tation. Among other things, he pointed out that there was no
Communist Party in Britain in 1912 and that the expression
"Communist Party" didn't come into existence until after
World War I; that no book with such a title written by Israel
Cohen or by anyone else could be located in the Library of
Congress or in the British Museum Catalogue of Printed
Books; and that there was no record of a Communist named
Israel Cohen ever having lived in England.
Congressman Multer also read into the Congressional Rec-
ord an article entitled, "Story of a Phony Quotation—A Fu-
tile Effort To Pin It Down—'A Racial Program for the 20th
Century' Seems to Exist Only in Somebody's Imagination,"
appearing in the Washington Star for February 18, 1958.
After a thorough investigation, according to the article, the
Star succeeded in tracing the phony quote to Eustace Mul-
lins, Jr., who claimed to have copied it from a Zionist publi-
cation while doing research work in the Library of Congress
in 1952. But as Multer told Congress: "He was discharged
years ago from his probationary job as a photographic aid at
the Library of Congress because of his authorship and circu-
lation of violently anti-Semitic articles.
Mullins has, apparently,
a marked propensity for phony claims and counterfeit creations.
Some of his counterfeits include a speech by a non-
existent Hungarian rabbi, and a Lizzie Stover College Fund—
the fictitious Lizzie Stover being described as the Negro
mother of President Eisenhower. Mr. Mullins's literary tal-
ents, however, have not been confined to forgeries.
In 1952,
in his own name, he wrote 'Adolf Hitler: An Appreciation,'
for the organ of the fascist National Renaissance Party cited
by the House Un-American Activities Committee." Despite
the Washington Star expose. the phony quote continued to
circulate among bigots in the 1980s.
source: Paul F. Boller, Jr. and John George,
'They Never Said It: A Book of Fake Quotes, Misquotes, and Misleading Attributions', Oxford University Press (1989), p. 15.
