Ellen Brown again ignores silver & gold measuring currency value

Ellen Brown again ignores silver & gold measuring currency value

Please refer to Ellen Brown's article linked to maxkeiser.com 01/16/2011:

http://www.rightsidenews.com/2011011612588/us/politics-and-economics/efficiencies-of-the-state-and-public-banking.html

If we listen to Ellen Brown then it's government ownership of the central bank that is what is needed, for example in North Dakota and Australia. That is of course if you have people involved who believe in enlightened self-interest as she pointed out. But what happens if we do that in the U.S. and Jamie Dimon moves from J. P. Morgan to the new "publicly" owned bank?

People, people, people.

It's about people.

It's about psychology and other things too, not just economics and political philosophy.

As some say, "graduate students learn more and more about less and less until they know everything about nothing." One might also say this about some experts.

The University of Iowa didn't give me a Phi Beta Kappa key because I was an expert at anything. They gave it to me because I was good in many areas and learned alot about many subjects, and could bring them all together to get a more realistic picture of what's going on.

The mess the world is in is not about economic systems or political philosophies or individual people or social groups or history or mathematics or the physical sciences or psychology or ethics or creativity or motivation or fear or greed or hope or mental illness or good versus evil or our awareness of our own mortality or our denial of our own mortality or our subconscious desire for more time substituted by a desire for more things.

The mess involves all these subjects.

And it takes a generalist to see the whole of what's happening.

Max Keiser comes very close to seeing the whole, as I think I do.

What do others think?