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Imagine a country that had no need to borrow from it's adversary, waste the people's treasure, or use the currency to manipulate the population; it is a nation where no individual or groups of individual were more equal than another; a country that follows its own rules, works for the people, puts value on sovereignty, and plans for national prosperity
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