This title on an ad in today's Financial Times was intriguing. Here is what the first paragraph said.
"Today the total debt of the USA amounts to over 100 trillion dollars which is constantly increasing. In order to liquidate all the debt obligations and to save the name, any debtor reuires a force-majeure circumstance to refer to, and therefore not pay the debt. The force-majeure circumstances on a global scale could be wars and revolutions. That is why the threat of the world war is becoming more real."
Wow! Is the threat of a world war more today than it has been? I am not sure that I believe it.
The solution they recommend is elimination of paper currency, and its replacement with gold. While I can't claim to understand the implications, the ad has made it sound like a simple thing. Here is how they close their ad.
"Everyone is starting afresh. No one owes anything to anyone."
Gold and Freedom."
Interesting, particularly, if doable. There is a website listed in the ad sterligoff.com. I know nothing else about them, and while I did go to their website, I could not find this particular ad.
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