rewrite this title in 20 words or less (do not provide multiple options): Will Our Money Ever Be Backed By Precious Metals Again?

Dec 20, 2025 | Silver IRA | 20 comments

rewrite this title in 20 words or less (do not provide multiple options): Will Our Money Ever Be Backed By Precious Metals Again?


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20 Comments

  1. @23ravensby98

    How many people around the world have been killed for trying to go back on a precious metals standard?

    That might be a good video.

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  2. @landail100

    They would have to show the rats that stole the gold. That's a no no.

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  3. @Robert-cv7bf

    You know the ancient saying that still applies?

    The root of all evil is the love for money.

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  4. @Robert-cv7bf

    Going off gold standard made money for some no doubt. Who???

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  5. @jonsawyer9808

    We can find enough gold/silver if we search Biden's garage.

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  6. @bobbyatman273

    US would need to dig out many thousands of tons of gold, 31 trillion to be exact just to coved our debt!

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  7. @nickbeaucage4711

    If the world tries to go off of the petrodollar the United States will fight every country on earth

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  8. @AuntAlnico4

    What a concept !?
    Too bad that goes against the Fed monopoly THEY have established and benefit from so basically what I'm saying is it ain't gonna happen since THEY enjoy their power !?

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  9. @Jdl4nw

    It’ll never happen for the simple reason, There’s not enough gold to cover our economy!

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  10. @blangtube

    Just watch Ron Paul. Nice clevage

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  11. @Jesse-qj1lr

    FACT. The Federal Reserve bank is NOT a US bank. It’s comprised of at least 6 banks. One is chase manhattan. The others are foreign banks. Means we have more foreign banks from other countries, controlling our currency than are US banks. Your bank savings are insured by he FDIC. Not via the foreign banks. They are not stupid. The FDIC gets money from the US treasury to pay claims. Our treasury gets its money from the US tax payer. So basically we are self insured.

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  12. @paul1887

    Also, BTC can separate State from money, because politicians and the Federal Reserve private Bank can't influence BTC monetary policy, we might actually get genuine people to enter into office as opposed to Pelosi types who prefer NWO agenda's over constituents and national security. We call this, Bitcoinization and it will take a decade we reckon. Fiats historically only last 270 years max. and gold can always be confiscated like in the Gold Confiscation Act of 1933 in America of all places. BTC is freedom, BTC is hope there is no other that can compare to it's innovation and how it will without a doubt change our world, assuming there's a world to change.

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  13. @paul1887

    NO. Too much manipulation via paper gold and if you look at the price chart and divide it by the Fed balance sheet/money printing, you will understand why the price has been flat for a decade. Here's a 6 min video to explain a little more. Also, Bitcoin being digital can be used as a global reserve currency whereas gold is heavy, requires expensive security, unknown issuance rate, and difficult to audit and just doesn't work in a digital civilization for contract settlement. BTC fixes that but education is key because most people do 10 minutes of research and consider themselves experts. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nPW9IRyZpiI

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  14. @FHBStudio

    Not any time soon I'm afraid. How about going back to exchanging goods and services directly?

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  15. @tv0039

    This is just one of the many things and issues I prey about for our country and countryman…! It's the best way to start to fix things the second is to do away completely with any income tax what so ever from the fed and the States…!

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  16. @TheKingofCarolina

    The only way the man behind the curtain would allow the U.S. to go back to a gold standard is through overwhelming violence and death and quite frankly Americans no longer have a stomach for that.

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