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Franklin D. Roosevelt & Gold Confiscation
Facsimile of Executive order April 5, 1933 (emphasis added) POSTMASTER: PLEASE POST IN A CONSPICUOUS PLACE. JAMES A. FARLEY, Postmaster GeneralUNDER EXECUTIVE ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT issued April 5, 1933 all persons are required to deliver ON OR BEFORE … Continue reading
Gold and Economic Freedom
This article originally appeared in Ayn Rand’s newsletter: The Objectivist published in 1966, and reprinted in her book, Capitalism: The Unknown Ideal. Unlike his years as Chairman of the Federal Reserve, Greenspan can speak in English when he wants to … Continue reading
The Legend of Jacque Dupré
At the end of World War I, in the year 1918, Frenchman Jacque Dupré inherited the equivalent of $325,000.00 American dollars. Dupré used his inheritance wisely by converting it all into French, 20 franc gold coins. Each day for the … Continue reading
