"Nothing is so painful to the human mind as great and sudden change."
-Mary Shelley (Author, 1797-1851)
As it pertains to currencies, or, rather, the "currency war" between the United States and the rest of the world, the question of who is in the most vulnerable position is a question that has been debated extensively since the bank credit implosion of 2008. The U.S. Federal Reserve Banking System, holder of the title of "world reserve currency," has insisted that the rest of the world must follow their lead when it comes to currencies. Like an evil maestro, the Federal Reserve has led all fiat (paper) currencies into the inflationary trap where foreign countries may be coerced into manipulating their currency for the good of the world's march to a new world order.
China wasn't the first country to recognize the Fed would be forced to create the money out of thin air to solve the derivatives mess they have created. In this intricate dance of deceit, the U.S. hoped countries would allow their currencies to appreciate against the falling dollar. Then the international

Keeping all together as the world implodes into poverty isn't always easy. People like to be free to prosper. One example was Poland. Poland was becoming wise to the international bankers' game when they decided to weaken their currency (zloty) against the failing Euro. This move placed the interests of the Polish people ahead of the European collective, the European Union,at a time when the collective was trying to enforce austerity measures in Greece and other places. Needless to say, this move was not received warmly. The entire Polish government was blown up in a plane crash over Eastern Europe.
If you think monetary policy is something that matters very little, you understand very little about freedom. It is the tool of control exploited by monarchs and rulers throughout history. America, once the bastion of freedom, where people ran to get away from government and taxation, was leashed in 1913 by international banking interests. This weekend, their bastard relatives and others who apparently despise their fellow man, will gather at the same island off the coast of Georgia to celebrate 100 years of their tyranny over the world. An entire century of world wars, genocides, and other atrocities will probably some of their major cited accomplishments. That, and not allowing the human race to develop naturally as prescribed by The Creator.
Presently in 2010, every country has its own gang of thugs making sure freedom doesn't blossom. The crime families that find themselves in control of their respective countries cannot find a way to get along and share power internationally. Scapegoating and racist propaganda only works for so long and pretty soon, peoples that have been taken advantage of will want payment in tangible assets.
"Speculation is only a word covering the making of money out of the manipulation of prices, instead of supplying goods and services."
-Henry Ford (American Industrialist, 1863-1947)
Maybe the largest curtain of power in the process of being removed is the manipulation of the silver market. JP Morgan Chase is being sued in class action suit that could blow the top off the world (below: February 2010 chart where alleged manipulation occurred between Feb 3-5). Like the Dutch boy with his finger in the dike,


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