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Not coincidentally, immediately following the conference, Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa (the BRICS) met for a summit, calling for ‘a restructuring of the World War II-era global financial system and an eventual end to the long reign of the U.S. dollar as the world’s reserve currency.‘
In addition, word has it that the International Monetary Fund (IMF), part of the old world economic order that came from the first Bretton Woods, may be getting a new leader, Gordon Brown, former British Prime Minister.
The end result will likely be a world that uses the dollar less, a world that will look upon a declining U.S. economic status.
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A few weeks after the non publicized Soros sponsored Bretton Woods II event, the results are in – ‘America must give up on the dollar’.
During the weekend of April 8, 2011, George Soros and 200 economists, finance experts and ‘scholars’ met at the Mount Washington Resort with a mission.
A mission ‘to change the global economy in one event‘. The main stream media was too busy cackling on the impending government shutdown, and no attention was given to this ‘economic conference’.
Not coincidentally, immediately following the conference, Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa (the BRICS) met for a summit, calling for ‘a restructuring of the World War II-era global financial system and an eventual end to the long reign of the U.S. dollar as the world’s reserve currency.‘
They have called for ‘a broad-based international reserve currency system providing stability and certainty.’
They are referring to something called SDRs or Special Drawing Rights. This is a ‘basket of currencies’, currently made up of the Euro, Pound Sterling, U.S. dollar, and the Japanese Yen. The group is making a move to include the Chinese Remimbi in the SDR ‘basket of currencies’.
In addition, word has it that the International Monetary Fund (IMF), part of the old world economic order that came from the first Bretton Woods, may be getting a new leader, Gordon Brown, former British Prime Minister.
The end result will likely be a world that uses the dollar less, a world that will look upon a declining U.S. economic status.
If you enjoyed this, or topics of preparedness or current events risk awareness, consider our survival blog RSS feed, new posts by E-mail, or bookmark us at Modern Survival Blog
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