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блогу - блогово
блог дал - блог взял
на блога надейся, а сам не плошай
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[Nov. 28th, 2008|08:13 pm] |
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[Nov. 28th, 2008|08:59 pm] |
One contact with diverse exposure to information (global clients
inside government, banks, commerce) passed on a unique perspective. He said to
me,
“It all boils down to the creditors being creditors and the debtors being
debtors. The Washington
Boyz have still some illusions about where their place
is and what role they have to play. The financial paper tiger [United States]
will crash and burn eventually. The final kill will happen once the global
players have removed them from the nuclear trigger, and that will happen before
the end of the year.” |
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| The G-20’s Secret Debt Solution |
[Nov. 28th, 2008|09:32 pm] |
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Behind
the scenes, a far more fundamental fix is being discussed,
the possible revaluation of gold and the birth of an entirely new monetary system…
It would be a strategy designed to ease the burden of ALL debts, by simultaneously
devaluing ALL currencies, and re-inflating ALL asset prices… That is what
central banks and governments around the world are going to start talking about
this weekend, a new financial order that includes new monetary units that helps
to wipe clean the world’s debt ledgers. It will not be an easy deal to broker,
since the US is the world’s largest debtor.
But remember: Debts are now going bad all over the world. So everyone would benefit…
Only this time, it will not be just the US that devalues its currency. The
world is too interconnected. Instead, the world’s leading countries will propose
a simultaneous and universal currency devaluation. This
time, they will NOT confiscate gold. There would be riots all over the globe if
they even mentioned the ‘C’ word. But they do not have to confiscate gold. Here’s
one scenario: They cease all gold sales and instead, raise the current official
central bank price of gold from its booked value of $42.22 an ounce, to a price
that monetizes a large enough portion of the world’s outstanding debts… And
this time, instead of staying with the dollar as a reserve currency, the G-20
issues three new monetary units of exchange, each with equal reserve status. The
three currencies will essentially be a new dollar, new euro, and a new pan-Asian
currency. The Chinese yuan may survive as a
fourth currency, but it will be linked to a basket of the three new currencies.
The new fiat monetary units would be worth less than the old ones. For instance,
it could take 10 new units of money to buy 1 old dollar or euro. |
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