03-31-2017, 03:06 AM
Wikipeida is a poor source for legal advice. The amendments to those executive orders can be revoked by executive order--which is how EOs work. Suffice it to say not even Regan managed to render EO 11110 in operable. Suffice it to say I get a lot of my economic advice from Zero Hedge--I find them to be spot on more than wrong.
As to the currency I'd propose that the Dollar is still backed but not by metals--but rather by its ability to buy Saudi oil. It is no wonder that the countries of Iraq and Libya have been destroyed. Saddam for all his faults wanted to conduct oil trades in Euro and Gaddafi was proposing using a gold dinar for Pan-African use.
Today's bugbears Iran and Russia are harder to destroy. On the one hand, Iran is only probably a nuclear power already, but also a very mountainous country that is difficult to invade. The last successful invasion of Iran was done by Alexander and hasn't been attempted since. Russia can and will fight back. Both are already no trading oil in a combination of Gold, Euro, Rubles, Rupees and RMB.
You can take the issuance of US notes as a potential work around as you please. However, it is hardly a radical solution--it isn't the 1860s any more, and if the treasure has the power to issue certificates of debt, then it surely has the power to issue certificates of non-debt (at least up till the point comes where Congress has authorized expenditures).
I don't think that the SCOTUS is something to worry about. So many justices have one foot in the grave and the other on a banana peel that it is likely that after Gorsuch gets appointed, Daddy will get at least one, if not two appointments.
As to the currency I'd propose that the Dollar is still backed but not by metals--but rather by its ability to buy Saudi oil. It is no wonder that the countries of Iraq and Libya have been destroyed. Saddam for all his faults wanted to conduct oil trades in Euro and Gaddafi was proposing using a gold dinar for Pan-African use.
Today's bugbears Iran and Russia are harder to destroy. On the one hand, Iran is only probably a nuclear power already, but also a very mountainous country that is difficult to invade. The last successful invasion of Iran was done by Alexander and hasn't been attempted since. Russia can and will fight back. Both are already no trading oil in a combination of Gold, Euro, Rubles, Rupees and RMB.
You can take the issuance of US notes as a potential work around as you please. However, it is hardly a radical solution--it isn't the 1860s any more, and if the treasure has the power to issue certificates of debt, then it surely has the power to issue certificates of non-debt (at least up till the point comes where Congress has authorized expenditures).
I don't think that the SCOTUS is something to worry about. So many justices have one foot in the grave and the other on a banana peel that it is likely that after Gorsuch gets appointed, Daddy will get at least one, if not two appointments.
It really is all mathematics.
Turn on to Daddy, Tune in to Nationalism, Drop out ofUN/NATO/WTO/TPP/NAFTA/CAFTA Globalism.
Turn on to Daddy, Tune in to Nationalism, Drop out of