CWT Ideology. Aleksey Muratov

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      There is an obvious injustice that exists, we understand that

      we are being manipulated and deceived. Our hard work is used to

      get the wealthiest of us even richer and we must be content with

      little.

      What have we done to change this? Almost nothing. This

      unjust world will be passed on to our children and grandchildren

      and they will continue to live in the same way as we do.

      Generations and generations will replace each other without

      changing anything. But is this right? No!

      I suggest stopping this cycle of injustice in the world and to

      change our lives for the better with Change the World Together!

      Money and authority have merged under this corrupt

      system. Their power stems from this unity, a secret held

      by those in power since time immemorial. Those in power

      follow the “divide et impera” or divide and rule principle.

      This allows them continue their control by wearing down

      the forces that try and hamper their plans. The problems we

      face today are a result of our inaction. Taking the “waitand-

      see” approach we enable these controllers to define our

      future and the future of our children. Change will not come

      by itself. We must combine our efforts.

      If we unite we can do much more, together we can

      change the world!

      DOLLAR AND POLITICS

      It is clear that these “bubbles” and the buying up of the world

      for dollars has given the world’s elite almost unlimited financial

      and administrative power and resources. This will continue as the

      world plays by the rules of these robber barrons.

      Charles de Gaulle —

      the first knight for humanity against

      the dollar in the 20th century

      The US wishes for sole control over the global foreign

      exchange market was transmitted to all the countries during the

      Second World War. In April 1943 American experts launched

      the global monetary system scheme. World War II was in full

      swing. Great Britain, the Soviet Union and other participants in

      the anti-Hitler coalition had to pay America gold for delivery

      of arms, machinery, metals and food. Conventional bank notes

      were worth almost nothing in wartime. The dollar had become

      the equivalent of precious metals and the gold standard was

      pegged on y to the dollar. Here are some figures: The gold

      reserve of the United States was 13,000 tons in 1938, 17,700

      tons in 1945, 21,800 tons in 1949. That was 70% of the world

      gold reserve at that time.

      On February 4th, 1965 the President of France, Charles

      de Gaulle, told journalists at his regular briefing at the Elysee

      Palace: “Truly it is hard to imagine any standard other than gold.

      The international exchange has the highest law, the golden rule,

      which is to be restored. It is an obligation to provide balance

      of payments for various currencies by actual revenue and

      expenditure of gold”.

      After the creator of the Fifth Republic stopped talking, the

      press representatives rushed out of the hall to nearby telephone

      sets. Everyone understood that a war had been officially declared

      – a war against the US dollar. De Gaulle proposed that the postwar

      world financial redistribution in favor of the dollar as the

      main currency not be accepted. He called back to the international

      payments system effective before the World Wars. In other words,

      he proposed to bring back the classical gold standard where any

      currency had real value and was literally worth that value in gold.

      De Gaulle did not intend to bring back the gold standard,

      which would ensure the stability of the global financial system.

      Quite the contrary, he was proposing a return to the role of gold

      as the general equivalent. Americans were torn between the

      Vietnam War and problems in the Caribbean, they hoped that

      the anti-dollar rhetoric of the French leader would remain just

      words. However, it did not go that way.

      A secret report by famous economists Robert Triffin and

      Jacques Rueff, prepared in 1959, informed General De Gaulle

      that the forced participation of France in the so-called “Gold

      Pool” was ruining the economy. The international structure of

      the central banks of seven Western European countries under

      the auspices of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, which

      included France, were acting through the Bank of England.

      It was not only keeping the international price of gold at $35

      per ounce (one ounce is equal to approximately 31 grams) for

      the convenience of Washington but was also trading the gold

      for their benefit and reporting monthly to the СКАЧАТЬ