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Are Muslims about to takeover global finance?
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http://ribh.files.wor...2009/02/dinarbook.pdf
http://www.thefinanci...nar-and-Silver-Dirham
I think that's the shorter version.
http://www.thefinanci...nar-and-Silver-Dirham
I think that's the shorter version.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I think that the idea is basically sound, if there is a currency collapse then only commodities have value.
In developing countries the people view banks with great suspicion ,and with good reason, check out the crisis economica in Argentina a few years ago.
I predict in a few years time that there will be another huge financial scandal around gold
Many people have joined schemes were they join together and buy gold, but they can't physically get their hands on it (even sole owners have this problem) for all intents and purposes this gold exists entirely on paper.
At least with this system you get to possess the commodity, I think this practice will grow.
In developing countries the people view banks with great suspicion ,and with good reason, check out the crisis economica in Argentina a few years ago.
I predict in a few years time that there will be another huge financial scandal around gold
Many people have joined schemes were they join together and buy gold, but they can't physically get their hands on it (even sole owners have this problem) for all intents and purposes this gold exists entirely on paper.
At least with this system you get to possess the commodity, I think this practice will grow.
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The gold standard has replaced every FIAT currency ever created, the thing is gold will always have a value, unlike paper (FIAT) money which is known as a cuurency of faith.
I'm not a fan of the gold standard, but I don't trust the banks and the regulatory commisions.
If you have money to save I'd be tempted to invest in silver, apparently China is buying a lot of silver to back the Yuan Remnibi.
I'm not a fan of the gold standard, but I don't trust the banks and the regulatory commisions.
If you have money to save I'd be tempted to invest in silver, apparently China is buying a lot of silver to back the Yuan Remnibi.
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