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Originally Posted by JP-pornshooter
are you truly a believer in the Illuminati therories?
when financial shit hits the fan, the owners of wealth turn to gold and US$.
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are you kidding? I don't know what theories you think I believe in, but certainly Illuminati conspiracy theories are not among them.
The USD is not as strong as it used to be and this is a common known fact.
Yes, gold is also important, but do you seriously think the world can feasibly transact with gold bullion? The answer is no, plain and simple. It is obviously unwieldy and impractical as a global currency. Who's going to head down the bank with a wheel barrow of gold to buy a new house?
Do I believe that some influential policy makers and big business owners (example: Fed Reserve owners) would like a more centralized command center for global policy and management? Yes, why wouldn't they? It is clear that nation states aren't stable enough to provide the platform for a centralized agenda to manage markets and interest rates in a way that maximizes profits for big business, and big business is run by a smaller number of people year on year. Having that single centralized currency means total dominance over world markets and therefore the predictability to monetize projects that require stability, such as long term oil projects, or restructuring the Middle East after Iran is invaded.