America's default, in Russian. - page 22
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The Pharisees are not only concerned about profit, they are also concerned about morality, and the United States is the world's morality-bearer. They will come up with something more elegant, for the good of the world community and the protection of civilians.
Propose the introduction of the dollar as the world's currency)))
Yeah! Speaking of which. Have you seen Fear and Loathing in L-V? I love Terry Gilliam. And the actors in it are J.Depp and Benicio Del Torro. Ooh!
I'd like to see "Brazil" again...
Oh, just for us moneybags: "Monty Python and the Holy Grail." Just kidding. It's about the other one.
I've seen it two times!)))
Is "Brazil" the title? I don't remember it... I remember watching a movie about Brazil: "City of God".
Why? They haven't done it yet? Oh, yeah! There's no official announcement yet... :)
I mean, with all the others cancelled, just to be sure.
/// I remember from the '90s - "Vasya, I've been to America and they call our dollars dollars there!"
I mean with all the others cancelled, just to be sure.
No, they won't let that happen. It's more like a "divide and conquer" approach.
/// I'm reminded of the '90s - "Vasya, I was in America and they call our quid dollars there!"
The point is that it does not need to be solved. If there is a default, the quid will fall and only the USA will suffer, because everyone else will start an international exchange with something more reliable, such as gold. If not, nothing will happen.
As for US bonds, they are already dead weight, not a means of payment. Like there are supposedly some kind of "foreign exchange" reserves, when in fact there are no reserves, just junk. If they go bust, the hell with it - no bonds, no problem. If they don`t go bust, they can just keep lying around.
Has the fact that Hussein or Gaddafi stockpiled American recycled paper made them feel better? The waste paper is of little concern to Americans - they want energy and free man-hours in exchange for the waste paper. They do not care about anything else.
To put it simply, a default in the U.S. or not, doesn't matter. Every country has its own problems and they must be solved.
Yeah! It's sad when I look at this generation!
You should at least read a textbook!
I'll even give you a hint for a chapter - TheGold Standard System. Very strange, but the whole world went down that road a long time ago and abandoned that system due to its impracticality.
So? Any other wise thoughts on an alternative to the dollar?
The point is that it does not need to be solved. If there is a default, the quid will fall and only the USA will suffer, because everyone else will start an international exchange with something more reliable, such as gold. If not, nothing will happen.
As for US bonds, they are already dead weight, not a means of payment. Like there are supposedly some kind of "foreign exchange" reserves, when in fact there are no reserves, just junk. If they go bust, the hell with it - no bonds, no problem. If they do not go bust, then let them lie on the table.
Has the fact that Hussein or Gaddafi stockpiled American recycled paper made them feel better? The waste paper is of little concern to Americans - they want energy and free man-hours in exchange for the waste paper. They do not care about anything else.
To put it simply, a default in the U.S. or not, doesn't matter. Every country has its own problems and they need to be solved.
At this rate, in their attempt to reform the world economic system, the Lattice will soon reach the point of abolishing money altogether and returning to the natural exchange of goods. Just like in the Stone Age. And what? Very reliable!
I'll start collecting shells this summer ))))
I'll start collecting shells this summer ))))
The point is that it does not need to be solved. If there is a default, the quid will fall and only the USA will suffer, because everyone else will start an international exchange with something more reliable, such as gold. If not, nothing will happen.
As for US bonds, they are already dead weight, not a means of payment. Like there are supposedly some kind of "foreign exchange" reserves, when in fact there are no reserves, just junk. If they go bust, the hell with it - no bonds, no problem. If they do not go bust, they may keep them.
Has the fact that Hussein or Gaddafi stockpiled American recycled paper made them feel better? The waste paper is of little concern to Americans - they want energy and free man-hours in exchange for the waste paper. They do not care about anything else.
Simply put, a default in the U.S. or not, they don't give a damn. Every country has its own problems and they need to be solved.
Just ahead of the next "new" idea - synthetic, artificial world currencies like the SDR and the Euro are also a thing of the past, abandoned because they are impractical.