Bob Chapman - Ford is opening two new plants in India while our people are starving in Detroit

Bob Chapman - The Financial Survival 29 July 2011
Bob Chapman : the government can't control the gold unlike the silver which is a thin market , they cannot function without having increases in money and credit and zero interest rates , their figures are all bogus , they cannot function without a continuous infusion on 2 to 3 trillion dollars a year ....the real subject is not to raise the debt ceiling but it is an excuse to cut social security and medicare and they want to divert those funds to the military industrial complex ....and get rid of the people who are relying on social security and medicare ....
Ford is opening two new plants in India while our people are starving in Detroit

British Gold Sovereign Coins

Gold Sovereign British Coins are one of the most popular gold coins available today as they are globally recognized and commonly traded on the international market. Gold has seen a huge increase in demand as countries, corporations and individuals have seen that currency from even then top countries have an uncertain future. The only known material to have a history of over 6000 years of value is gold. Gold may be the most likely form of trade to hedge against the unstable financial markets. World gold coins has become a diversified means of stability to include the Swiss franc, French franc and British Gold Sovereign.

Donald Trump on the debt ceiling crisis

Donald Trump : " I have never said did let it default. but you can't be afraid of the default. you have to go in there and really strike the right kind of deal if you're the republicans. I don't advocate default. it was incorrectly reportedly by one paper. everyone else really did it correctly. But what I do say is that you can't be afraid. this is the time to settle the problems of years and years of abuse. this is the time for really the republicans to get the country back on track. the republicans have the cards. the president does not have the cards. this is the time that we can balance a budget. we can get ourselves back into being a great country again."



Rich Dad Poor Dad is the story of Robert Kiyosaki's financial education. He had two 'dads' - one his real dad, who was poor, and the other, his best friend's dad, who was on his way to becoming a very rich man.