Andrew Gause

THE REAL WORLD OF MONEY

If you own stocks/equities outright, retirement fund or pension fund…will be beneficial for you to listen to this show

Andrew Gause may just be the top man anywhere for the highest quality analysis into the world of money we all live in. Andrew is a currency historian, an internationally recognized expert on the United States monetary system. He’s written two books, “The Secret World of Money” and “Uncle Sam Cooks the Books”. You can order these books as well as speak to Andrew personally. As a One Radio Network listener, you’ll have highest priority in his phone time. His # is 800.468.2646

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Andrew believes that “Entitlements” as we know them, are reaching a point whereby something drastic will have to be done to keep it all running.

He talks about being an American born Citizen of the State where you were born, as opposed to a Naturalized Citizen with Civil Rights, not God given rights

It is better to understand the game of taxes, debt and inflation and play within the system rather than attempt to thwart the system

“Read my lips…no new taxes” many believe caused the defeat of President George W. Bush in 1993

To truly understand the taxes, and justice system currently in place Andrew suggests Eustace Mullin’s book, “The Rape of Justice”

We look at real inflation examining the cost of a cup of coffee out of the home… from 1929 to today.  Interesting

Beginning during LBJ’s term, the Treasury began “borrowing” money coming in from Social Security payroll taxes.

There’s a possibility that the FED will raise interest rates next year, possibly four times, and print bunches of money at the same time

Andy suggests getting on the sidelines now if you own stocks and only invest in short term treasury bonds

Here are some emails:

“Taxation for Revenue is obsolete.”    Who said this? When, in which year, did they say it? (the late 40ies or mid-, late 50ies?)

This thing with at least income taxes, cant one TRY and argue that like some food products that aren’t taxed, i.e. milk, meats, these things are determined by our own gov, considered what we need to live. Cant we argue just like these nontaxable food items, that we need a job? Therefore, it should not be taxed! What do you think?

Andrew Gause, currency historian, and our latest real world of money show..just for you, December 5, 2018