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As the Fed continues to drive down the value of the dollar, the government accuses China of deliberately devaluing its currency, and the House has passed legislation aimed at punishing China for this alleged devaluation.
The instability in the international monetary system, the decreasing value of the dollar, and the large amounts of new US debt could lead the IMF and countries such as China, Japan, Russia, India, and Brazil to abandon the dollar and adopt a new multinational currency.
If all the legal criminals were as honest as Ron Paul, and Dennis Kucinich, the world would be right side up, instead of racing to the bottom.
They are, however, players in the legal crime game.
Return to you pretending to be The Fed and know that you can manipulate (buy) anything that can be bought within the legal reach of your power - things tied to the dollar, such as Oil.
China can do the same.
What can happen, with this type of legal crime, is two major things, or two paths taken by the players in the legal crime game.
You and China can cooperate and agree to perpetuate your power to commit these crimes against your victims within your turf.
You think I'm on crack still?
What happens at the local High School where the drug dealer has a ready supply of victims to injure when a competitor comes along and sells drugs cheaper, and sells higher quality drugs in your turf?
You don't know?
Pretend that you are the Drug dealer working the local High School, this isn't that difficult. You give away the drugs at first, and then once the victims are hooked you jack up the price until the victims will do anything, literally anything, so as to get a fix.
You have complete control over your victims now, at least until the ugly head of competition shows up.
Now you have a choice. Deal with the new competitor.
Do you agree to split up the High School into two separate turfs, or do you start a currency war?
I'm not the one on crack, wishing for another economic boom to occur, fawning over politicians who promise good times, if we can just win this war on terror - etc.