How do we save NATO from the coming Wall-Street collapse?
One of the issues with security is that it comes at a price.
How do we ensure that the price continues to be paid even if the monetary (US$) system collapse.
This is one of the main questions I'm working on these days.
Why do I believe Wall-Street will collapse?
Until now, all monetary systems are based on a balance in tax-flow versus debt-flow over time. That means that governments play a key role in the monetary system. In a global economy, it is the dominant government playing a key role. It has the anchor currency benefit.
Because of its geographic, the USA is, and will remain to be, the dominant government. But in a more wealthy world, it is becoming relatively smaller and thus less dominant. Thus losing its anchor function.
The world can rely on the USA navy to protect shipping routs because of its current status. But can this key feature of protecting free trade be maintained by a tax/debt balance of one (relatively shrinking) nation?
The obvious answer is no!
What do we need?
We need a new globally accepted monetary system outside the control of nations. A system accepted by all people for (global) trade.
Why outside the control of nations?
We have learned how nations block global progress for their own interests in the UN. From that, we know that a nation's based system can work against the interest of humanity. And against the interest of the global police force (NATO).
The system should be inflation resistant. And have a (non-governmental) store of value function.
System requirements
- Globally accepted
- Nation independent
- Inflation resistant
- Have a non-governmental store of value function
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