“DECLINING PAPER MONEY VALUES “

By Paul B. Bertan, Ph.d.

The Zimbabwe (formerly Southern Rhodesia) 10 Trillion dollar note pictured above has dropped to below 3 cents in value in their currency in a short time, and people will not bend down to pick one up.

The German mark, in the 1920s dropped to one trillionth of its value a few years earlier. It was cheaper to burn it than to buy firewood. One had to pay for a meal at the start as the price went up by the end of the meal.

The same thing will happen to the American dollar if you do not elect me and congressmen like me to support the dollar with “something of value”.

May 7, 2009