
Ron Paul and Fed Chairman Agree to Discuss Competing Currencies
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Ron Paul and Fed Chairman Agree to Discuss Competing Currencies
During a House Committee on Financial Services hearing held at 10am on February 29, 2012, Rep. Ron Paul questioned Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke on inflation, currency, and (real) money. At 9am, silver was trading at $37.50/oz. By 11am, ex
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