Helicopter carrying Iran’s president suffers a ‘hard landing,’ state TV says without further d

originally posted by: cherokeetroy
a reply to: CriticalStinker

Topple probably isn't the right word but the goal is def to challenge the dominance of the dollar and wean themselves from dependence on it. 40+ nations are applying for BRICS membership and China just dumped a record amount of US Treasuries. I think the monetary system is set to be restructured anyway which will change everything.

The dollar will end up being re enforced by GOLD eventually. the powers that be will not want their paper money to dissapear.

originally posted by: yuppa

originally posted by: cherokeetroy
a reply to: CriticalStinker

Topple probably isn't the right word but the goal is def to challenge the dominance of the dollar and wean themselves from dependence on it. 40+ nations are applying for BRICS membership and China just dumped a record amount of US Treasuries. I think the monetary system is set to be restructured anyway which will change everything.

The dollar will end up being re enforced by GOLD eventually. the powers that be will not want their paper money to dissapear.

There isn't enough gold available to back up the dollar.

originally posted by: yuppa

originally posted by: cherokeetroy
a reply to: CriticalStinker

Topple probably isn't the right word but the goal is def to challenge the dominance of the dollar and wean themselves from dependence on it. 40+ nations are applying for BRICS membership and China just dumped a record amount of US Treasuries. I think the monetary system is set to be restructured anyway which will change everything.

The dollar will end up being re enforced by GOLD eventually. the powers that be will not want their paper money to dissapear.

Challenging the Present Global Reserve Currency , the U.S. Dollar , would be Considered an Act of War Against the United States of America . China and Russia Need to be Reminded of that .

originally posted by: yuppa

originally posted by: cherokeetroy
a reply to: CriticalStinker

Topple probably isn't the right word but the goal is def to challenge the dominance of the dollar and wean themselves from dependence on it. 40+ nations are applying for BRICS membership and China just dumped a record amount of US Treasuries. I think the monetary system is set to be restructured anyway which will change everything.

The dollar will end up being re enforced by GOLD eventually. the powers that be will not want their paper money to dissapear.

Then what's with all this talk about central bank digital currency?

"For all Debts, Public or Private".

The paper currency represents "private" or more pointedly, "privacy" for the user. A digital based currency eliminates private "between you and me" transactions. It does away with money orders and thousands of ATMs and their upkeep.

The next phase is a paperless money supply which isn't a supply at all really. It's just a way to say "NO SOUP FOR YOU!!" whenever they want and for whatever reason they want.

They can't wait to get rid of paper. Very soon, too.

originally posted by: randomuser2034

originally posted by: yuppa

originally posted by: cherokeetroy
a reply to: CriticalStinker

Topple probably isn't the right word but the goal is def to challenge the dominance of the dollar and wean themselves from dependence on it. 40+ nations are applying for BRICS membership and China just dumped a record amount of US Treasuries. I think the monetary system is set to be restructured anyway which will change everything.

The dollar will end up being re enforced by GOLD eventually. the powers that be will not want their paper money to dissapear.

There isn't enough gold available to back up the dollar.

According to visualcapitalist, the total value of all gold extant on the planet is about $12.5 trillion.

According to the US Debt Clock, current US debt is almost $35 trillion.

Go figure.

No, I literally mean "go figure." Like, do the math.

a reply to: VariedcodeSole

They can't wait to get rid of paper. Very soon, too.

With the excessive amount of debt they're racking up every day, it's going to end up costing more to print the money than what it's actually worth.

Yeah...they have plans.

That's him confirmed dead.

originally posted by: andy06shake
That's him confirmed dead.

You just Know Now Israel will be Blamed for his Death somehow ...

originally posted by: CarlLaFong

originally posted by: alldaylong

originally posted by: marg6043
This entire issue looks like a plan to get rid of Ridi, that is what looks like.

I am leaning towards an inside job.

Nothing so romantic.

Fog can be a known cause of helicopter crashes. Been a fair few in The UK over the years.

Just bad luck that of the 3 (33.3%)...it was the President's helicopter that was brought down.

It's called " Fate "

a reply to: Zanti Misfit

I am apt to ponder the bad weather, poor visibility, and fact that the aging helicopter airframe was near enough and antique had something to do with their demise as opposed to Israel having anything to do with it.

This dude was a horrible hardline headcase with links to mass murders and executions anyhow.

You reap what you sow, and comeuppance can be a female dog.

a reply to: yuppa

I would have thought the limited supply of gold compared to the extensive money supply required for modern economies makes a return to the gold standard impractical at best.

originally posted by: andy06shake
That's him confirmed dead.

The butcher of Tehran is Toast.
Many in Iran will not be sad.

a reply to: onestonemonkey

The butcher of Tehran is Toast.

That would be my thinking on the matter.

Many in Iran will not be sad.

I don't doubt that fact, probably choose to keep the chortles to a minimum all the same given the implication of voicing opinions in Sharia law following nations such as Iran.

originally posted by: yuppa

originally posted by: cherokeetroy
a reply to: CriticalStinker

Topple probably isn't the right word but the goal is def to challenge the dominance of the dollar and wean themselves from dependence on it. 40+ nations are applying for BRICS membership and China just dumped a record amount of US Treasuries. I think the monetary system is set to be restructured anyway which will change everything.

The dollar will end up being re enforced by GOLD eventually. the powers that be will not want their paper money to dissapear.

Wasn’t the USD floated on the price of oil because gold is finite and generally not a consumable.

Oil on the other hand is consumed by every country and new sources are being discovered all the time.

Digital currency is hand in hand with the ‘green’ agenda reducing oils market ahare.

I see it as another aspect of the push to demolish the last ‘global superpower’ so the incessant conflict worldwide can be orchestrated by a different set of puppets.

a reply to: cherokeetroy

I could see challenge, but I think the list of countries that beta test that system could very well see volatility puts a bad taste in their mouth.

We needed to decouple with China, and aside from them the only really big economies that are going to be involved so far as I’ve seen is India and Brazil. Though, Saudi Arabia not trading exclusively in the US petrol dollar will have some impact too.

Israel will never admit it...but THIS is payback for the Iranian mass missile attack on Israel.

Well done, Israel.

originally posted by: CarlLaFong
Israel will never admit it...but THIS is payback for the Iranian mass missile attack on Israel.

Well done, Israel.

Yea,. the MOSSAD did a bang up job of conjuring up that dense fog along the flight path, the heavy rain turning to snow was a nice touch too ....

originally posted by: firerescue

originally posted by: CarlLaFong
Israel will never admit it...but THIS is payback for the Iranian mass missile attack on Israel.

Well done, Israel.

Yea,. the MOSSAD did a bang up job of conjuring up that dense fog along the flight path, the heavy rain turning to snow was a nice touch too ....

3 helicopters enter the fog...only 1 with the Prez and FM flies into a mountain.
Sabotage.

Well now he will get his virgins and live in eternal bliss.

Nope I am not saddened by his dead.

a reply to: marg6043

I dont think Allah provides the full set of virgins for taking out a small portion of mountainside.

Or if he does it's apt to be 40, 70-year-old nuns.