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We often have high theory discussed on the list. It seems to me that the article below is an opportunity to connect the theory of money to direct politics. In fact, it would seem that IF a President was assassinated (at least partly) for a 'simple' decision regarding the issuance of money, perhaps our theory could be enriched thereby, or our theory could explain WHY the issue is so important.
see President Kennedy, the Federal Reserve and Executive Order 11110:
http://www.john-f-kennedy.net/executiveorder11110.htm
I don't feel I know the theory of money well enough to answer my own question. Perhaps others do.
Paul
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