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Jim Willie's Stunning Claim: The Game is Over! King Dollar is Dead!
The global resistance movement is accelerating with tremendous speed. Back in 2009, the Jackass stated that the first nations to depart the USDollar system would emerge as the leaders of the Next Chapter for the New Paradigm. The warning was that nations would find themselves in an urgent situation whereby maintaining the current USD/USTB system would bring about a death of their currency, bonds, banks, and economies. Conforming and adhering to the King Dollar allegiance would be a death sentence. In the last few months, since the retreat from the Taper Talk by the USFed, since the full outward adoption of QE to Infinity and ZIRP Forever, the world has come to conclude that the Reign of the King Dollar is over. They are noticing the collapse of the current system, due to continued hyper monetary inflation and full dependence on phony money, complete with amplified dispensation to the banker elite.
Alternatives to the USDollar are well along in design, approaching implementation for commerce, wherein the Gold Trade Standard will be installed. The impact waves will be powerful, sweeping aside the fiat paper currencies and their flimsy sovereign bond reinforcement, an implied foundation of debt. Never can a monetary system rest upon a debt foundation without a near complete destruction of capitalist systems. The hyper monetary inflation that has emerged as consensus central bank policy has resulted in global capital destruction, due to rising cost structure, a direct consequence of chronic monetary inflation of the exported variety. Monetary inflation kills capital. Exported monetary inflation kills foreign capital. The Jackass has challenged the clueless cast of economist hacks to rebuttal, but not a word has come. The QE to Infinity policy, with its rancid wreckage from ruinous bond monetization, is the epitome of capital destruction. The Keynesian School has presided over a ravaged field. The Von Mises School of sound money, of asset backed monetary systems, or Gold reinforced trade systems, will take over from the mad professors, the criminal bankers, and the narco dripped militarist hands.
All imports, which is almost everything you buy these days will double or triple in price within a week or less
It is argued that the dollar is vulnerable to swings in the domestic economy and to changes in U.S. policy. An SDR is a currency unit composed of several different national currencies. Specifically, they are part U.S. dollar, part yen, part British pound, and part euro. One could wonder how this would affect the U.S. because 60 percent of all food consumed by the US population is imported from other countries. In fact, a high percentage of most products consumed in the U.S. are imported.
Russia, Brazil, India, and China currencies are not as of now included in SDR’s. However, Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has publically called for the inclusion of these four currencies into the SDR.
BayesLike
I'm forever haunted by a trip I took to Cancun during the devaluation of the Mexican peso. It dropped about 30% the week before I went there. There was at least one day, I think maybe two, the week I was there that the pseo devalued 50% in a single day. It was going down so fast that we changed dollars to pesos twice a day -- and just enough to get through lunch on the first exchange and dinner for the other. If you haven't ever seen this type of thing happen first hand, you have no clue, literally no clue, as to how bad life can get when you are just another citizen , TRAPPED, and unable to protect your assets. I felt very badly for the citizens on the street corners trying to trade peos to dollar with the vacationers.
crankyoldman
Something to keep in mind. The Fed was to stop printing money in Sept in order to crash the economy again, but they didn't. Interesting.
The Fed note is not owned by the US, in fact, the US could abandon the dollar tomorrow, set up a new currency by leaving all the US proper deposits in tact, and shove the Fed under the bus. The Fed has no military except the US to help it recover its assets. When we made the deal with the devil many viewed the US's world position as to weak to sustain the 250 million dollars owed so they made a deal with the Fed. We still owe the money we made the deal with fed to avoid having to deal with.
Now, the US can simply drop the Fed as god and start over as there is no military in the world willing to take up their cause anymore. One night we could go to sleep and wake up with no more Fed-debt-notes (IOU's) in our accounts but instead have them replaced with the dreaded Amero, where the US, Canada and Mexico all pool their assets to secure their place and each country would be: debt free. The Fed would then "own" their dollars in the rest of the world, but not backed by US nukes it would seem they'd have little.
The US is the only country that could do this for two reasons: our ability to kill and the fact that the currency isn't ours. If the Amero were to be managed by anyone other then banks and compound interest, the people of north america would be ungodly rich: oil, gas, minerals, labor, food, guns, etc. Wall street would be a ghost town but would that be all that bad?
The problem is the facts. The IMF wants it all, each country to bow to them and the US makes that happen, only the US makes it happen in fact. So until Iran, Syria and NK are in the fold, the US stays alive in the fiat currency wars. When war launches with Iran, run from the dollar because the decision has been made to crash it.
What I said above means we avoid Iran's ruin. Some would die, but they'd be various figure heads and not common folks.
CB328
The American medical/insurance complex has been doing massive damage for decades, why are you suddenly concerned about it now just because Obama got involved?
I bet you in a week nothing will be different.
crankyoldman
Something to keep in mind. The Fed was to stop printing money in Sept in order to crash the economy again, but they didn't. Interesting.
The Fed note is not owned by the US, in fact, the US could abandon the dollar tomorrow, set up a new currency by leaving all the US proper deposits in tact, and shove the Fed under the bus. The Fed has no military except the US to help it recover its assets. When we made the deal with the devil many viewed the US's world position as to weak to sustain the 250 million dollars owed so they made a deal with the Fed. We still owe the money we made the deal with fed to avoid having to deal with.
Now, the US can simply drop the Fed as god and start over as there is no military in the world willing to take up their cause anymore. One night we could go to sleep and wake up with no more Fed-debt-notes (IOU's) in our accounts but instead have them replaced with the dreaded Amero, where the US, Canada and Mexico all pool their assets to secure their place and each country would be: debt free. The Fed would then "own" their dollars in the rest of the world, but not backed by US nukes it would seem they'd have little.
The US is the only country that could do this for two reasons: our ability to kill and the fact that the currency isn't ours. If the Amero were to be managed by anyone other then banks and compound interest, the people of north america would be ungodly rich: oil, gas, minerals, labor, food, guns, etc. Wall street would be a ghost town but would that be all that bad?
The problem is the facts. The IMF wants it all, each country to bow to them and the US makes that happen, only the US makes it happen in fact. So until Iran, Syria and NK are in the fold, the US stays alive in the fiat currency wars. When war launches with Iran, run from the dollar because the decision has been made to crash it.
What I said above means we avoid Iran's ruin. Some would die, but they'd be various figure heads and not common folks.