http://exaltedwisdom.com/2008/07/zimbabwe-issues-1-billion-dollar-bill/ Insights and comments about all things Fri, 09 Jan 2009 23:08:08 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 http://exaltedwisdom.com/2008/07/zimbabwe-issues-1-billion-dollar-bill/#comment-563 New Trends » Blog Archive » zimbabwe currency Sun, 20 Jul 2008 12:59:21 +0000 http://exaltedwisdom.com/?p=207#comment-563 [...] Zimbabwe issues 1 billion dollar BillThe bank of Zimbabwe has issued a $100 billion note to cope with the pressures of hyperinflation in their country. Zimbabwe’s economy has gone down the drain since 1980 and its currency, as you can see, is worth pretty much nothing. … [...] [...] Zimbabwe issues 1 billion dollar BillThe bank of Zimbabwe has issued a $100 billion note to cope with the pressures of hyperinflation in their country. Zimbabwe’s economy has gone down the drain since 1980 and its currency, as you can see, is worth pretty much nothing. … [...]

]]> http://exaltedwisdom.com/2008/07/zimbabwe-issues-1-billion-dollar-bill/#comment-561 Bob Sun, 20 Jul 2008 11:34:54 +0000 http://exaltedwisdom.com/?p=207#comment-561 Intervention would be key, since apparently there aren't enough Zimbabweans willing to fight and die for their freedom to sustain a democracy. The West should take them to raise like we so arrogantly do everyone else. Maybe U.S. taxpayers can shoulder this burden. Our government is a little more discreet about how they counterfeit new coin ( via interest rates at the federal reserve ), although the direct mailing of "stimulus" checks this past May suggests we may be taking a page from Mugabe's book. On the other hand, maybe Zimbabwe needs to lay in the bed that its made. But that would sound like we're holding Mugabe accountable for killing a whole bunch of white people. We should just keep this focused on the stolen election. Intervention would be key, since apparently there aren’t enough Zimbabweans willing to fight and die for their freedom to sustain a democracy. The West should take them to raise like we so arrogantly do everyone else. Maybe U.S. taxpayers can shoulder this burden. Our government is a little more discreet about how they counterfeit new coin ( via interest rates at the federal reserve ), although the direct mailing of “stimulus” checks this past May suggests we may be taking a page from Mugabe’s book. On the other hand, maybe Zimbabwe needs to lay in the bed that its made. But that would sound like we’re holding Mugabe accountable for killing a whole bunch of white people. We should just keep this focused on the stolen election.

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