The Gold, Silver, and Hourglass Standard: A Discussion about the Origins of Money

One of the Main Purposes of This Book Is to Describe What Real Money Is, and What the Value of Real Money Is, so as to Allow All the Domestic and International Public Markets to Immediately Begin Using and Storing Money According to Value, in Addition To, or Instead Of, Only Using and Storing Risky Paper Money That Is Not Pegged to Anything That Has an Alleged Value, Such as Not Being Pegged to Gold and Silver. Book Chapters 1. Foreword 2. What Is Money ? 3. What Is Legal Tender ? 4. What Is the Barter Value of Items ? 5. the Hourglass Standard for "money" 6. Gold, Silver, and Et Cetera Standards 7. What Is the "denomination" of Money; and a Present Need for "comparison Charts" to Compare the "hourglass Standard" to Barter Items; 8. 17,000 Years of the Hourglass Standard in Use 9. What Is a Bank ? 10. Why Not Start Your Own Bank ? a Simple Bank Business Plan for "the Simple Bank, Llc" 11. Boycotting Gold 12. Boycotting Paper Money 13. Funding Necessary Wars, Versus, Funding Unnecessary Wars 14. Competing Currencies, and "gold Money" Versus "hemp Seed Money" 15. Managing Shortages of Money 16. Are Federal Taxes in the Usa a Farce ? 17. Is the Usa Government Borrowing Paper Money a Farce ? 18. Immediate Positive Results From Using Non-paper Money 19. How Are Taxes Paid in a Public Market That Does "direct Barter Trading" ? 20. Is the Need for Barter and Money Over Emphasized in Society ? 21. Is Profit a Farce ? 22. What Is a Slave ? 23. Boycotting Banks 24. Who Has a Trillion Dollars ? 25. Amend the Federal Reserve Act of 1913 ? 26. Was the Suspension of the Bretton Woods Agreements Act of 1962 Constitutionally Legal ? 27. End of Book Quotes - Another Good Day with God