Painted Dogs

Fiat paper dollars will one day be worthless.

Two Chow Chow dogs painted to look like Pandas at the Shanwei Zoo in China.

This photo, released last week, serves as a metaphor of this world's broken economic system.

Chinese government authorities painted two Chow Chow dogs white and black to look like Pandas, advertised them as Pandas, and then charged money to see these fake Pandas at the Shanwei Zoo.

Politicians and government officials in the U.S. are like the Shanewi zoo keepers.

They paint a facade of prosperity by spending, spending, and spending endlessly with more and more borrowed "money" that can never be paid back.

Then, our politicians say, "Come, look at our shiny economy!"

One day the paint will wear off.

On that day, people will begin shouting: "There are no Panda's (dollars) here; these are just dogs (worthless pieces of paper)!"

When that day dawns, say goodbye to the zoos (banks).

Real money, that means Constitutional money, is gold and silver.

Government money is paper money, and if there is no discipline, character, an…