Ron Paul’s Gold, Peace, and Prosperity argues for a return to the gold standard, advocating that a currency backed by gold would ensure economic stability and individual liberty. The book criticizes the Federal Reserve System and government’s management of fiat currency, asserting that it leads to inflation and wealth transfer. Paul contends that throughout history, paper money has been subject to abuse, while gold has served as a reliable medium of exchange. He references historical examples and the views of the Founding Fathers to support his argument. The book suggests that a gold standard would limit governmental power over money and promote a more moral and prosperous society. Ultimately, the text champions citizen control of money through a 100 percent redeemable gold coin standard, and further suggests considering free market money.