In diesem Beitrag wird über einen möglichen Weg/Vorgang der Einführung einer neuen Währung in der USA gesprochen! Es werden teilweise Wege angesprochen, die hier im Thread noch nicht diskutiert wurden!
Bieten aber Anreiz dazu! Kurzer Auszug aus dem Inhalt der TOP´s!
1. Einführung einer neuen Währung ("redback" = auch Dollar) zur parallel bestehenden Währung, die jedoch nur noch im AUßenbereich zirkuliert, sprich, neue Währung Inland, alte Währung Ausland, parallele Installation einer Devisenkontrolle! Kommt alte Währung zurück ins Inland, dann Umtausch nach formal vorher festgelegten Gesetzen, die strengstens überwacht werden! Alter Dollar deshalb, daß der Außenhandel auch nicht zum Stillstand kommt!
2. Goldgedeckte Währung wird angesprochen und man sollte auch zwischen den Zeilen lesen! Vieles wird erst angesprochen und entdeckt, wenn die Medien darüber schreiben!
Weshalb muß man eine goldgedeckte Währung eigentlich nur mit dem Gold von Manahttan, West Point oder Fort Knox hinterlegen??? Ist gar nicht notwendig, wird aber immer diskutiert!
Es ist ebenso möglich, die Goldreserven in den Minen und Bergen des Landes dazu herzunehmen!
Amerika und Kanada besitzen enorme Ressorcen an Gold und Silber, ebenso Rußland und China!
Diese bekannten Ressorucen sind beziffert und dienen ebenso als Goldgeld wie die geschmnolzenen Barren!
Keiner von uns hat je über diesen Punkt diskutiert!
Unter diesen Gesichtspunkten kommen auch die ganzen staatlichen Zugriffe und EInkäufe ein ganz anderes Hintergrundbild!
Überlegt mal, China hat dick in Rio Tinto investiert!
Die USA und deren Investoren dick in Ashanti und Kinross, diese verbandelt dick mit Barrick Gold!!!!!
(Hats Klick gemacht!!)
Die Aktionäre, die aus dem MArkt herrausen sind, haben vielleicht den größten Fehler gemacht den man tun kann! Wurde der Minen- und Explorermarkt mit Nachhilfe heruntergefahren?
Eer wird zu einem wichtigen wirtschaftlichen Zweig werden!
Und nochwas, warum wurde die Goldklassifizierung der US-Treasury von "Gold bullion" in "Deep Storage Gold" umgewandelt?
Hier der Beitrag:
http://www.hartgeld.com/infos-US.htmTo all; I believe it has now become a foregone conclusion that the world will decide to ditch the Dollar and use something else as the reserve currency. As you know, I believe the "new currency" must at least have a tie or partial backing by either Gold or Silver, or a combination of the two. But what does this mean for the Dollar? It can't just vanish, or can it? History is full of paper currencies that were once "like Gold", they are no longer because they weren't "like Gold".
What I think we will see once the credit spigot from the ROW (rest of the world) gets shut off, is massive selling of Dollars by foreigners. We have not seen that yet because the bulk of the "radioactive" derivatives that have and are blowing up have been contracted or issued in Dollars, this has created an artificial and short lived demand for Dollars. Once the credit spigot closes, the U.S. will enter "bankruptcy court". I believe that the derivatives market will resemble housing where many "underwater" homeowners are just walking away and leaving the keys. This same action is what the U.S. will be forced to do, there is no possibility that current, let alone future debt can be paid off. They must collapse the old "tent" and construct a new one.
But how does this work? What about the trillions of old Dollars? Does the phrase "let them eat cake" ring a bell? I think that a new currency (I have heard speculation they will be called "redbacks") will be issued within the U.S., and "greenbacks" will still circulate outside of the U.S.. When I say circulate, I mean circulate, like at faster than the speed of light. Hidden taxable money, counterfeit, drug and black market money will all come out of the woodwork for "sale" because no one wants to get stuck holding "the old maid". But what about the new money? How much is it worth in real goods? How much is it worth versus the old Dollars?
Here is how I think it will work. I believe that in this instance, just as in virtually all past instances when a currency collapsed, currency controls will be put in place. What this means is that Dollars circulating outside the U.S. will not be allowed "back in" to purchase anything that is of value (in other words anything real). If old Dollars were allowed back in, the scam that the U.S. pulled on the ROW (paying for real goods with fraudulent currency) would then be pulled on us, WE CAN'T HAVE THAT!
The new Dollars that will be "issued" at some reverse ratio (10, 100, even 1,000 to 1), and will be impeded from leaving the U.S. because then you have the same "liquidity" problems that they say we have now (the current problem is one of solvency, NOT liquidity). But here is one of the many "rubs". Trade will completely collapse. When was the last time you bought a U.S. manufactured TV? Or shoes? Clothing, tools, or any other daily or manufactured goods? The answer...a long, long time. Our trading partners (along with domestic savers) will be burnt to a crisp and will no longer do business with us. The fact that our, once world class manufacturing system now lies in China, India, etc., will be felt everyday 24/7. "Stuff", will be VERY hard to find.
The coming events will be like nothing imaginable to U.S. citizens. This has happened before in Germany, Russia, Argentina, Mexico, Brazil etc., we only watched it on TV and since it didn't directly affect us, we really didn't pay much attention. Many professors and historians say that the "Smoot-Hawley" tariff act prolonged and deepened the Great Depression, I am sure that is true. When you default on a currency, create a new one and put in currency controls, does that not qualify as a barrier to trade? Would you buy a car from a dealership that is "going out of business" and will deliver your new car next week? Would you deliver a product to a customer that is in bankruptcy court when he tells you "I'll pay you next week"? Of course not. This is where we are headed, BANKRUPTCY COURT for all the world to see.
Bankruptcy is exactly what is unfolding before your eyes. We lost our manufacturing sector years ago, consumers got stupid with "I want it now" syndrome, homeowners bought "McMansions" they couldn't afford, financial institutions were not happy with 6-1 leverage (they wanted 40, 50, even 100-1 leverage), the Fed has tripled its balance sheet (on the way to a 10 bagger), and the Treasury was going to save everything? They busted themselves and now want to "reflate" from bankruptcy court? It doesn't work this way, never has, and never will.
Going out a little further in time, this is when I see that the "Amero" currency block could emerge. I am pretty sure it will have some sort of Gold backing. I don't think the U.S. has much left in Fort Knox, I have read reports that Canada has sold almost all of their Gold, and Mexico holds Silver and very little Gold. So if these countries hold little or no Gold, how could the Amero be backed by Gold? Simple, "thar's Gold in them thar hills" and mining will become an important and predominant industry once again. What did you think the Treasury meant when they switched Treasury Gold classification from "Gold bullion" to "Deep Storage Gold"? North America has lots of Gold and Silver reserves, they just haven't been dug up yet! And many investors panicked and sold their mining shares this past fall? Stupid, stupid, stupid! Sometimes you have to read between the lines...................
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