May 22nd, 2009 | 
Author: I can’t believe that all those Philosopher Kings in the Thrall of the Evil Empire in D.C.
are trotting out that lame ole Keynesian Mule – The Paradox of Thrift!
Please Dear Reader, If you believe this ole lie it will affect your ability to follow the Fibonacci Financial investment model at the appropriate times and HOLD CASH. So, a little education is in order. It will make you richer in the long run.
Fortunately, our friend Hans-Herman Hoppe has recently published a fantastic article debunking this ancient fallacy.
Read It NOW:
“The Yield From Money Held” by Hans-Herman Hoppe
Again We Are Rescued by the Audacity of Hoppe!
Roll Up Your Sleeves, Rise Above the Jean Pool and Think For Yourself – Read This Article 
FYI – My Readers are among the Smartest People on Planet Gaia
Say, What is that patch on her shirt ???
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actually entertainining as well as informative…
what is on pallin’s arm?…
that which is on pallin’s arm patch is the silver currency symbol created by michael r stoddard