Comments on: How Doug took on the US Dollar http://blog.extraeagle.com/2007/01/13/how-a-doug-took-on-the-us-dollar/ Solutions for the electronic Extra Legal world Sun, 07 Sep 2008 21:23:48 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: Oluniyi David Ajao http://blog.extraeagle.com/2007/01/13/how-a-doug-took-on-the-us-dollar/#comment-12205 Oluniyi David Ajao Tue, 05 Aug 2008 15:04:48 +0000 http://blog.extraeagle.com/2007/01/13/how-a-doug-took-on-the-us-dollar/#comment-12205 <strong>How e-gold was brought down...</strong> I had noticed that the GDCA (Global Digital Currency Association) website has been inaccessible for several weeks now. I was searching for blog posts about GDCA that might give me an insight into why it is down when  I came across a blog post by Pelle... How e-gold was brought down...

I had noticed that the GDCA (Global Digital Currency Association) website has been inaccessible for several weeks now. I was searching for blog posts about GDCA that might give me an insight into why it is down when  I came across a blog post by Pelle...

]]> By: A global virtual shanty at johnbaeyens.com http://blog.extraeagle.com/2007/01/13/how-a-doug-took-on-the-us-dollar/#comment-18 A global virtual shanty at johnbaeyens.com Sun, 28 Jan 2007 13:35:37 +0000 http://blog.extraeagle.com/2007/01/13/how-a-doug-took-on-the-us-dollar/#comment-18 [...] I’ve been reading the last weeks on what Pelle is up to and I want to meet him in Copenhagen or Brussels when he’s back from Boraca.  I have a legal representation (read: a company) of myself in 4 countries, credit cards and bank accounts in each of those countries.  Don’t try this at home, since our current world is made to pinpoint people and their finances to one place and every effort to break through that system is a bureaucratic nightmare most people probably will prefer avoiding.  And next to that you’ll start realising how absurd it is seeing your Reals plunge when the dollar falls. But once you’re crossing those boundaries, you realise there must be thousands, if not millions of people who are challenging our current legal and financial concepts which lost track with the day to day realities of an ever growing crowd of people who live beyond nationalities; quoting Pelle: The problem is the ideas of what property, business, employment and contracts are changing. Not the concepts themselves, but the day to day realities of them. Try using your domain name that you and everyone else knows is worth at least $50,000 as collateral for a loan in a bank. Try getting credit in most countries, if you freelance for someone at the other side of the world. Just try to get the electricity connected in most countries without a local salaried job. [...] [...] I’ve been reading the last weeks on what Pelle is up to and I want to meet him in Copenhagen or Brussels when he’s back from Boraca.  I have a legal representation (read: a company) of myself in 4 countries, credit cards and bank accounts in each of those countries.  Don’t try this at home, since our current world is made to pinpoint people and their finances to one place and every effort to break through that system is a bureaucratic nightmare most people probably will prefer avoiding.  And next to that you’ll start realising how absurd it is seeing your Reals plunge when the dollar falls. But once you’re crossing those boundaries, you realise there must be thousands, if not millions of people who are challenging our current legal and financial concepts which lost track with the day to day realities of an ever growing crowd of people who live beyond nationalities; quoting Pelle: The problem is the ideas of what property, business, employment and contracts are changing. Not the concepts themselves, but the day to day realities of them. Try using your domain name that you and everyone else knows is worth at least $50,000 as collateral for a loan in a bank. Try getting credit in most countries, if you freelance for someone at the other side of the world. Just try to get the electricity connected in most countries without a local salaried job. [...]

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