Mr. Felts,
Apologies for the tardy response, but I wanted to reply to your question about Dr. Paul's position on free coinage. In his 1983 book "The Case for Gold", Dr. Paul advocates free coinage, that is, the ability of private individuals to bring their silver and gold to the mint to be minted into coins for a nominal fee. I asked him about this again a few weeks ago and he confirmed that he still supports this position. If you have any additional questions, please feel free to contact me.
Sincerely,
Paul-Martin Foss
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Paul-Martin Foss
Legislative
Assistant
Office of
Congressman Ron Paul
203 Cannon HOB
Washington, DC 20515
(202) 225-2831
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World Freedom Organization Note Regarding Liberty Dollar: Remember that many of the people who officially represent the USA government (not Ron Paul) don't even want a free and independent USA, but would rather work to turn our economy and country over to (ultimately) Britain's world government. I had supported the work of Liberty Dollar .org with the hope of spurring the USA into adopting its own silver and gold coinage, and would love to bring free coinage back. Under that, we could again have our own gold and silver made into coins by the USA mint for a nominal fee. It was that way prior to the staged Great Depression and gold "confiscation" in the mid-1930s. Britain and the Rothschilds would be better off if they could totally destroy the USA economy and Dollar, but as it stands now they make money (through their ownership of part of the Federal Reserve) on our whole economy anyway. The official position is that we don't deal with terrorists. Wrong! Our whole monetary system pays off the Rothschilds and Britain. It is war, there are, and we do know the governments behind the anti-USA terrorism, but have sought to fight false wars instead of addressing the real power behind those attacks. The additional (Is it $1.9 Trillion so far?) debt piled on just works to further the cause of the Rothschilds and Britain. Besides, with the considerable amount of the USA national debt that Britain & Germany (not to mention their Japanese buddies: Hi Kristen Takemoto) own, we can't do a thing about it!