steve_a
23rd October 2010, 09:16
Hi Everyone,
Jim Rickards is no stranger to the government nor to finance, so he should be considered an influencial and credible person when it comes to opinion and possible solutions to financial and political problems.
On the 20th of October he gave an interview on King's World Radio where he said that a solution when the dollar goes t*ts up is for the US to keep all foreign nations gold which is being kept on US soil.
For him to even suggest this, I'm sure means that this possible scenário has already been discussed within the US world of economics. I ask, would that create a good excuse for a world war? How far does the American rhetoric need to go before some foreign nation decides to take matters up in their own hands?
http://www.kingworldnews.com/kingworldnews/Broadcast/Entries/2010/10/20_Jim_Rickards.html
Best regards,
Steve
Jim Rickards is no stranger to the government nor to finance, so he should be considered an influencial and credible person when it comes to opinion and possible solutions to financial and political problems.
On the 20th of October he gave an interview on King's World Radio where he said that a solution when the dollar goes t*ts up is for the US to keep all foreign nations gold which is being kept on US soil.
For him to even suggest this, I'm sure means that this possible scenário has already been discussed within the US world of economics. I ask, would that create a good excuse for a world war? How far does the American rhetoric need to go before some foreign nation decides to take matters up in their own hands?
http://www.kingworldnews.com/kingworldnews/Broadcast/Entries/2010/10/20_Jim_Rickards.html
Best regards,
Steve