Everywhere you look, big events are occurring in the global economy. Last week, the United Nations said that the dollar’s unique role as a global currency was at an end. Although China, Brazil, Russia and India have all called for a new economic system not based on the dollar, this is the first time that a multinational institution has suggested scrapping the greenback. Also last week, the U.S. administration was forced to ask Congress to raise the debt ceiling again—this time to over $12 trillion—a level that will be breached by October. On Friday, three more banks failed in the U.S., bringing the total to 92 this year. The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. recently increased the number of problem banks on its watch list to 400—up from around 300 during the first quarter of the year. In Britain, last week, the World Economic Forum listed Britain’s economy as less stable than Peru’s.

The world is awaking to the possibility that America and Britain face real collapse.

If Ron Paul was the last surviving man on earth, he’d still be part of the nutso fringe.

If Ron Paul was the last surviving man on earth, he’d still be part of the nutso fringe.

Care to elaborate?

I don't think so, COT. Ron Paul is pretty down with the facts. It is that he has so many lunatics and idiots that support him. Geesh, half of them don't have a clue. Case in point (this clip).

Case in point (this clip).

Returning to the gold standard is something Ron Paul has rallied for years. Our fiat monetary system, printing money out of air, has been something that he has warned would lead to the further devaluation of the dollar. That you are as clueless as ever is something I have come to expect from you Wilhelm, because this clip points out the growing concern that the abandonment of the dollar is growing, and the clip also refers to another article that states "The US Federal Reserve's policy of printing money to buy Treasury debt threatens to set off a serious decline of the dollar and compel China to redesign its foreign reserve policy."

Again, I wouldn't expect you to comprehend this.

Oh yes, You are right that was typo. I don't have much, if any, disagreement with Paul.
My comment should have been:

Case in point (this clipper).

Case in point (this clipper).

Oh, right, because I'm the unstable one that lashes out calling everyone who disagrees with them names like a child who's mommy didn't raise them any better. Look at all of your comments, on mine and others clips! I hope you aren't raising your own child to call people idiots, loons, etc., and then to deny that it's a personal attack.

Your projection is getting way out of hand. Almost as bad as your narcissism which compels you to vote for the man who carries 1% of the popular vote.

Sometimes you are good for a laugh willhelm, and I know you have this childish thing about being the last to comment on a clip where people are not in agreement with, but I am really not much in the mood for your ridiculousness tonight, so shooo!

I counted that once over the past 100 clips that I commented on. I had the last word less than a third of the time. Happy to serve.

10,495 comments from you on clipmarks, I bet you will find that the percentage is quite high! As for the past 100 having less than a third, well you had better go fix that, lol! Maybe you're slacking off lately. Just go do it elsewhere...

Well, you are probably right. My cogent arguments leave little else to be said.

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I think I summed up my feelings for Paul there. I think he is right most of the time, but when he is off he tends to be way off. I have similar feelings for McCain, but on different issues.

Friday Ron Paul was pushing the Audit the Fed bill, which he introduced and now has a 2/3 majority of sponsors in the House. This will be a historical first.

That should loosen your Clip-on-Tie a bit.