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Dear Readers,
What I tell you today could change the way you view many things in life.
Over the past years, I have written about the Real Reason for War in Syria, the Truth About the Currency Wars, and the foundations on how to Solve the World's Debt Problem.
All of the Letters are interconnected and together they form an important guide to our economy, the stock market, and our very livelihood - an educational non-fiction story of how the world really works.
Today's Letter marks a very important chapter in this ongoing story.
I am warning you this is not a quick read, but it is an extremely important one.
Take the time to read this Letter in its entirety.
Let's start with a Letter I wrote back in July 2014.
"When Nations Unite Against the West"
"Emerging economies have had enough of being slaves to a currency that has unlimited production, controlled by one organization.
This control has turned rivals into allies with a common goal of diversification away from the dollar.
It may be hard to grasp the concept of a world not ruled by the dollar, but what we are witnessing in the form of civil wars in the Middle East, to Ukraine and Syria, is a fight for exactly that: de-dollarization.
The dollar currently represents more than 60% of the world's foreign reserve holdings. Its distribution has allowed the U.S. to enjoy a substantial advantage over every nation in the world.
American lenders have been able to use the dollar's strength to control emerging markets by making loans with strong contingencies to nations who simply can't afford to ever pay those loans back.
As I mentioned in my Letter, "The Real Reason for War in Syria":
"Currency manipulation allows developed countries to print and lend to other developing countries at will.
A rich nation might go into a developing nation and lend them millions of dollars to build bridges, schools, housing, and expand their military efforts. The rich nation convinces the developing nation that by borrowing money, their nation will grow and prosper.
However, these deals are often negotiated at a very specific and hefty cost; the lending nation might demand resources or military and political access. Of course, developing nations often take the loans, but never really have the chance to pay it back.
When the developing nations realize they can't pay back the loans, they're at the mercy of the lending nations.
The trick here is that the lending nations can print as much money as they want, and in turn, control the resources of developing nations. In other words, the loans come at a hefty cost to the borrower, but at no cost to the lender.
That is why energy is much more valuable than currency in a fiat system.
That's why many wars have been fought over the control of energy."
There's no doubt that much of this would have never happened if the dollar didn't rule. And because of its status, the dollar enables the Fed to limit the growth of emerging markets by contracting the money supply at will.
But that's rapidly changing.
The dollar in foreign holdings has been on a steady decline over the last decade, and a substantial decline will likely take place in the very near future; thus, affecting everything from our investments and our wealth, to our social well-being.
Son düzenleme : Yatirimciali; 24-09-2017 saat: 20:18.
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