Argentina experienced banking system collapses, inflation, hyperinflation, public debt defaults, stock market crashes and just about anything else you may care to imagine in terms of financial and monetary crises. Chronic inflation was so bad that since 1970 the Argentine currency the Peso was revamped four times and had a total of 13 zeroes knocked off in order to cope with inflation, the result being that One Peso which today will just barely buy you a bus ride in Buenos Aires City, is equivalent to 10.000.000.000.000 pesos from 1970, which at that time would have allowed you to purchase the entire country and left some change in your pocket.
In this country, we therefore have a lot of practical first-hand experience on these matters and we believe that we have much added value to contribute if we apply our practical knowledge and experience to what seems to be a cross-roads situation afflicting the global financial and monetary systems.
Todays financial turmoil rings a lot of familiar bells to us and the sickly US Dollar is certainly looking a whole lot like the old Argentine Pesos and Australes of yore. Perhaps too, some lessons can still be learned and the damage from these enormous risks can be somewhat mitigated.
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Death And Resurrection Of The US Dollar
Posted on Wednesday, October 18 at 16:01 by DiogenesContributed By
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"We are all in this together somehow, some more than others somehow"
Am a bit suprised that this story did not generate more interest amongst Vive sovereignists. Looks to me like there is a blind spot on matters related to the US$.
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"We are all in this together somehow, some more than others somehow"
My thoughts exactly gaulois the ramification of that which is outlined in the article will be catastrophic on a world wide scale, Is it that the readership is out of its depth/
I can hardly think so as I read some of the posts here, or is it that a sensation of being over-whelmed takes hold and numbness sets in?
The way I see the consequences of a death and rebirth of the American dollar is all the people who have bought into the lies laid down will of course be yet again the willing victims.
Dio
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Diogenes said:
"I am Diogenes the Dog. I nuzzle the kind, bark at the greedy and bite scoundrels."
I read the entire article last night and by the end of it, was too tired and yes a bit overwhelmed, to sort through many entangled thoughts to be able to put together a reply. I also wanted to go back and check a few details that caught my attention. I haven't done so yet, so I am not yet sure but I might have caught some errors/contradictions in the article.
Also the age of the article is a little dated. Maybe that could explain the lack of commentary from some vivers?
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Everybody got to deviate from the norm
Ya the Amero. The thought crossed my mind while reading the article. Very scary indeed... (count floyd voice) even scare your Mom!
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Everybody got to deviate from the norm
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Diogenes said:
"I am Diogenes the Dog. I nuzzle the kind, bark at the greedy and bite scoundrels."
In my view truth ain't got no statute of limitations, age is errelivant.
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Diogenes said:
"I am Diogenes the Dog. I nuzzle the kind, bark at the greedy and bite scoundrels."
Given the angle from which many regular vivers are coming from, I wouldn't say that those particular vivers would differ from you in their opinion of the article in relation to its age but some of the more moderate or new-to-the-concept vivers might be a little skeptical.
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Everybody got to deviate from the norm
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Everybody got to deviate from the norm
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"We are all in this together somehow, some more than others somehow"
I trust Dr. Caleb or whoever fielded the story did not have the time to read it through (it was long) when making the final editorial decision. I think they would have front paged/RSS exported it as an important Canadian Sovereignty story, as much as the recent Amero/SPP news coverage. Is it too late now?
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"We are all in this together somehow, some more than others somehow"
The RSS feeds changed filename, BTW, so that may be why you didn't see it on them. (a story about that under 'site news')
I don't usually have time to read really long articles, and defer that to the weekend or evenings. Assuming I'm not assebmling my droid army.
I can however fudge this stories properties to show a more recent date of escape (*waves magic wand*).
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"I think it's important to always carry enough technology to restart civilization, should it be necessary." Mark Tilden
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Everybody got to deviate from the norm
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WOW !!<br />
Way bigger news internationaly than I expected, so boy tell those wivs to get with the programme<p>---<br>Diogenes said:<br />
"I am Diogenes the Dog. I nuzzle the kind, bark at the greedy and bite scoundrels."