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<p>[QUOTE="fatima, post: 1410578, member: 22143"]The only purpose for a 401K is to preserve your wealth from income taxation. On a gold standard, an income tax is impossible. Keep in mind the income tax was imposed on the people only when the Federal Reserve was created. There is no such thing as base and fractional reserve currency either. Fractional reserve currency is "made up currency". None of these paper tricks exist under a gold standard. Under a gold standard banksters have convinced people to deposit gold into their institutions and participated in fractional reserve banking on those assets, and it usually ended in disaster. Most people avoided it. This is why our current government and establishment is so against it and will fight to the bitter end to prevent one from being re-established.</p><p><br /></p><p>On a gold standard, the government does not issue currency. It assays gold and silver into coins and possibly issues paper money that can be directly redeemed as such. Other gold and silver coins/bars/etc can be used for commerce as it is the value of the metal being used. Not the empty promises of their central bank.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="fatima, post: 1410578, member: 22143"]The only purpose for a 401K is to preserve your wealth from income taxation. On a gold standard, an income tax is impossible. Keep in mind the income tax was imposed on the people only when the Federal Reserve was created. There is no such thing as base and fractional reserve currency either. Fractional reserve currency is "made up currency". None of these paper tricks exist under a gold standard. Under a gold standard banksters have convinced people to deposit gold into their institutions and participated in fractional reserve banking on those assets, and it usually ended in disaster. Most people avoided it. This is why our current government and establishment is so against it and will fight to the bitter end to prevent one from being re-established. On a gold standard, the government does not issue currency. It assays gold and silver into coins and possibly issues paper money that can be directly redeemed as such. Other gold and silver coins/bars/etc can be used for commerce as it is the value of the metal being used. Not the empty promises of their central bank.[/QUOTE]
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