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China's Official Press Agency Calls For New Reserve Currency, And New World Order

FROM: http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-10-1 ... e-currency

Submitted by Tyler Durden on 10/13/2013 14:32 -0400

We assume it is a coincidence that on the day in which we demonstrate China's relentless appetite for gold, driven by what we and many others believe is the country's desire to have a call option on a gold-backed reserve currency when the time comes, just posted in China's official press agency, Xinhua, is an op-ed by writer Liu Chang in which he decries the "US fiscal failure which warrants a de-Americanized world" and flatly states that the world should consider a new reserve currency "that is to be created to replace the dominant U.S. dollar, so that the international community could permanently stay away from the spillover of the intensifying domestic political turmoil in the United States."

Of course, if China were serious, and if the world were to voluntarily engage in such a (r)evolutionary reserve currency transition, then all Magic Money Tree theories that the only thing better than near infinite debt is beyond infinite debt, would promptly be relegated to the historic dust heap of idiotic theories where they belong.

Some of China's (which as a reminder is the single largest offshore holder of US Treasury paper, and the second largest of all only second naturally to the Federal Reserve whose $85 billion in monthly monetizing "flow" is what is keeping rates from exploding higher) thoughts as captured in the Xinhua Op-ed:

• Reform of the world’s financial system should include the introduction of a new internatonal reserve currency to replace the U.S. dollar
• The international community could thus permanently stay away from the spillover of intensifying domestic political turmoil in the U.S.
• Fiscal impasse in the U.S. is a good time for “befuddled world” to start considering building a “de-Americanized world”
• Impasse has left many nations’ dollar assets in jeopardy and the international community agonized
• Other cornerstones should be laid to underpin a de-Americanized world, including respect for sovereignty, recognizing authority of UN in handling global hotspot issues and giving developing and emerging market economies more say in major international financial institutions
• Purpose of such changes is not to “completely toss the United States aside,” rather to encourage Washington to play a much more constructive role in addressing global affairs

Of course, if and when the day comes that the USD is no longer the reserve currency, kiss America's superpower, or any power, status, which is now based purely on the USD's reserve currency status, and the ability to fund half the US budget deficit with debt promptly monetized by the Fed, goodbye.
Finally, as a reminder...

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From Xinhua:
U.S. fiscal failure warrants a de-Americanized world

As U.S. politicians of both political parties are still shuffling back and forth between the White House and the Capitol Hill without striking a viable deal to bring normality to the body politic they brag about, it is perhaps a good time for the befuddled world to start considering building a de-Americanized world.

Emerging from the bloodshed of the Second World War as the world's most powerful nation, the United States has since then been trying to build a global empire by imposing a postwar world order, fueling recovery in Europe, and encouraging regime-change in nations that it deems hardly Washington-friendly.

With its seemingly unrivaled economic and military might, the United States has declared that it has vital national interests to protect in nearly every corner of the globe, and been habituated to meddling in the business of other countries and regions far away from its shores.

Meanwhile, the U.S. government has gone to all lengths to appear before the world as the one that claims the moral high ground, yet covertly doing things that are as audacious as torturing prisoners of war, slaying civilians in drone attacks, and spying on world leaders.

Under what is known as the Pax-Americana, we fail to see a world where the United States is helping to defuse violence and conflicts, reduce poor and displaced population, and bring about real, lasting peace.

Moreover, instead of honoring its duties as a responsible leading power, a self-serving Washington has abused its superpower status and introduced even more chaos into the world by shifting financial risks overseas, instigating regional tensions amid territorial disputes, and fighting unwarranted wars under the cover of outright lies.

As a result, the world is still crawling its way out of an economic disaster thanks to the voracious Wall Street elites, while bombings and killings have become virtually daily routines in Iraq years after Washington claimed it has liberated its people from tyrannical rule.

Most recently, the cyclical stagnation in Washington for a viable bipartisan solution over a federal budget and an approval for raising debt ceiling has again left many nations' tremendous dollar assets in jeopardy and the international community highly agonized.

Such alarming days when the destinies of others are in the hands of a hypocritical nation have to be terminated, and a new world order should be put in place, according to which all nations, big or small, poor or rich, can have their key interests respected and protected on an equal footing.

To that end, several corner stones should be laid to underpin a de-Americanized world.

For starters, all nations need to hew to the basic principles of the international law, including respect for sovereignty, and keeping hands off domestic affairs of others.

Furthermore, the authority of the United Nations in handling global hotspot issues has to be recognized. That means no one has the right to wage any form of military action against others without a UN mandate.

Apart from that, the world's financial system also has to embrace some substantial reforms.

The developing and emerging market economies need to have more say in major international financial institutions including the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund, so that they could better reflect the transformations of the global economic and political landscape.

What may also be included as a key part of an effective reform is the introduction of a new international reserve currency that is to be created to replace the dominant U.S. dollar, so that the international community could permanently stay away from the spillover of the intensifying domestic political turmoil in the United States.

Of course, the purpose of promoting these changes is not to completely toss the United States aside, which is also impossible. Rather, it is to encourage Washington to play a much more constructive role in addressing global affairs.

And among all options, it is suggested that the beltway politicians first begin with ending the pernicious impasse.

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Sun, 10/13/2013 - 13:32 | 4050323 GVB

Here's your black swan event. There you have it...
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Sun, 10/13/2013 - 13:44 | 4050351 remain calm

Keep printing Yellin, you dumb fucking bitch.
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Sun, 10/13/2013 - 13:56 | 4050410 imapopulistnow

Keep up the ideology wars you idiotic politicians.
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Sun, 10/13/2013 - 14:07 | 4050463 LawsofPhysics

Will China open their books and let the Yuan appreciate? LMFAO!
Bring it!! I will happily accept gold for my soybeans then. Sounds great, bring it on!
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Sun, 10/13/2013 - 14:09 | 4050472 NoDebt

..... says the country that keeps it currency pegged in a tight range to the dollar.
Your time is not yet, China. Maybe someday. But not today.
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Sun, 10/13/2013 - 14:14 | 4050485 LawsofPhysics

It would that the U.S. has indeed caught China in terms of coruption and doublespeak. So there's that I guess.
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Sun, 10/13/2013 - 15:02 | 4050625 Arius

"the purpose is not the toss US aside which is also impossible"

Glad you know that ... you chinese fuck!
THis is America!

Where are the leaders like Ronald Regan and Maggie Thatcher now that we need them? they cared about the individuals and their feelings ...
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Sun, 10/13/2013 - 15:18 | 4050699 roadhazard

Ronald Reagan?????? heh
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Sun, 10/13/2013 - 19:52 | 4051377 economics9698

Reagan set the record for deficit spending...until Obama.
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Mon, 10/14/2013 - 00:25 | 4051924 TwoShortPlanks

What is China up to????
Occam's Razor in the Gold Space
http://twoshortplanksunplugged.blogspot ... space.html
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Mon, 10/14/2013 - 02:07 | 4052006 Element

Obama's first budget passed in late April 2009 (seven months after Lehmans). So the humungous deficit blow-out, post-Lehman's, went on the books during the FY of Bush's final budget, so that very first trillion $$$ deficit was Bush's.
;-)

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Sun, 10/13/2013 - 17:33 | 4051010 TwoShortPlanks

That would be Master to you Arius...as in, "glad to know that ... my chinese master"
Let's start taking reality ino the equation from now on, yeah?!
Realities such as the TBTF Banks migrating Gold Reserves and COMEX Gold across into China to set-up their next 50+ years of business.
TSP
http://twoshortplanksunplugged.blogspot.com.au/
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Sun, 10/13/2013 - 18:23 | 4051127 Arius

okay TSP - i do respect your opinion ....
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Sun, 10/13/2013 - 22:59 | 4051792 TwoShortPlanks

No offence intended...and likewise on opinion...I'm just Trollin around.
But-But-But, would have have liten to Andrew Maguire on KWN...fuck-me!!!
http://kingworldnews.com/kingworldnews/ ... guire.html
Like I wrote back in May, they are moving the entire game across to China: http://twoshortplanksunplugged.blogspot ... based.html
Remember the first weak hands shake out and the CME's position?: http://twoshortplanksunplugged.blogspot ... rence.html
I started writing my blog purly to keep a record of the comments I wanted to make and especially the predictions I wanted to convey (based upon what they are doing, not what they are saying). Just imagine if I'm only 25% right on what I write in my posts, imagine the changes ahead?!
http://twoshortplanksunplugged.blogspot ... ost-i.html
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Sun, 10/13/2013 - 14:16 | 4050495 CrashisOptimistic

I know the ZH gold nazis will hate this but no one cares about them, or me.
Gold is not relevant to this matter. Period. There are more compelling truths in play, namely that China is the number 1 rice producer in the world, and they import rice for domestic consumption. Number 1 cannot grow enough for its own bellies.
China is one of only 2 countries in the world whose domestic oil production is a state secret. All numbers used for them are estimates.
China imports oil, allegedly in amounts now greater than US import totals.
Note that none of that involves gold.

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Sun, 10/13/2013 - 14:46 | 4050600 Devotional

"ZH gold nazis" - right, then we have paper bolsheviks that have led us into the abyss.
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Sun, 10/13/2013 - 19:48 | 4051366 caconhma

For the present geopolitical US$ reserve currency to work without escalating into a hyperinflation the excess/printed US$ must be removed from circulation. It is accomplished by Brazil, China, Japan, Russia, India, etc., buying the US Treasury papers, therefore, reducing the amount of US$ in the circulation.
The problem is that Brazil, China, Japan, Russia, India, etc., and the other countries cannot forever keep their own people starving so the USA and EU have the present high standards of living. So far, the elite of these countries were willing and/or forced to play this game. Just look at the communist China hypocrisy where former chairman Mao family members are US$ multi-billionaires and hundreds of millions Chinese have just a daily ball of rice. The Chinese, Russian, etc., elites are terribly corrupt having major problems controlling their citizens.
It is important to understand that the USA has no desire to pay back their international debt. This is just another form of the old colonial system. However, the pressure is building up in these countries. The US and EU elite arrogance and reckless behavior have made this system very unstable. Internet also has revealed that this system is very unfair to everybody outside of the US and few EU countries and local elite mafia running these countries.
Consequently, the Chinese elite is starting to look for ways to change the present situation.
Now about Gold. As long as China, Russia, etc., will not substantially reduce their US Treasury obligations buying the system will continue to function with gold staying in a doghouse.

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Mon, 10/14/2013 - 02:13 | 4052009 Element

I'll vote for the resources invested libertarians to win.
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Sun, 10/13/2013 - 14:48 | 4050606 Seize Mars

Um, china is not the world's number 1 rice producer. The USA is.
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Sun, 10/13/2013 - 15:00 | 4050642 CrashisOptimistic

Why would you post this without even the most cursory of checks?
http://worldriceproduction.com/ The US is 13th.
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Sun, 10/13/2013 - 15:34 | 4050748 Zer0head

actually if you include Uncle Bens and Rice A Roni, the US is number one
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Sun, 10/13/2013 - 15:52 | 4050788 Rubbish

You didn't grow that, somebody else did !
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Sun, 10/13/2013 - 19:11 | 4051156 Pegasus Muse

Watched these two parts today. They jive perfectly with the Chinese editorial. Part 3 is The Police State which I shall watch tonight. Should be interesting ...
===
01 - The Economic Crisis (The Fall of America & the Western World) (62 min)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nB8GmcRV_yg

02 - Financial Armageddon (The Fall of America & the Western World (46 min)
Veterans toss aside memorial barricades, march on White House
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0sV4ppmz0wA

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Sun, 10/13/2013 - 19:13 | 4051278 algol_dog

I though this article was an interesting read. Think it's getting really late in the game in USA. I found it quite ironic that 2 stories I heard on TV in the last 24 hours were the EBT story this weekend and the "congress to go home for the holiday weekend". Quite telling really ...

http://capitalistexploits.at/
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Sun, 10/13/2013 - 21:14 | 4051585 Seize Mars

CrashIsOptimistic
..uh, because I thought I knew what I was talking about? How's that for an answer?
Well it looks like I was wrong. Sorry. Don't drone me bro. The US was at one point, maybe my brain is getting old or something.
Just for giggles I will double-triple check at my job where I have some really good data. But 'til then, sorry.
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Sun, 10/13/2013 - 14:47 | 4050610 Peachfuzz

Not disagreeing, but to continue your thought (perhaps tangentially). The Chinese have some of the largest stockpiles of any commodities I could name, yet they import more. They are the largest holder of US paper abroad, so seeing the charades that go on in this country, and having long ago reached the conclusion that they will never be repaid; Do you suppose the ultimate goal of importation on such a massive scale would be to turn bullshit paper assets in to real tangibles? I would assume that to be the case.
Why have ghost city after ghost city, city blocks packed with blocks of aluminum, warehouses full of copper, and be developing Africa as far as they can reach were it not to position themselves to move away from worthless fiat? I'd take a ghost city over a pile of paper promises any day, it's not like 1.3 billion people are going to all of a sudden stop breeding.
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Sun, 10/13/2013 - 15:06 | 4050663 CrashisOptimistic

Friend of mine in another venue spoke to this in the context of why Saudi Arabia buys US military equipment, but India diversifies with Russian equipment.
Answer, KSA takes dollars for oil and they want to get rid of them ASAP at a likely discount.
A time likely will come when KSA decides to have an aircraft carrier, and they'll want it in 2 weeks. The US buys 1 million bpd from KSA. KSA can say, no we don't want paper, we want an aircraft carrier. In two weeks. Yes, that means one already in your navy.
There is a global incentive to keep the dollar meaningful because so much depends on it, but the move away from it is probably underway, and it won't be to gold. It will be to barter.
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Sun, 10/13/2013 - 16:08 | 4050831 Ghordius

Turkey diversifies with Chinese mil-ware
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Sun, 10/13/2013 - 21:26 | 4051604 thisandthat

KSA can say, no we don't want paper, we want an aircraft carrier.
They should call Signor Martini (scroll down): http://hawkdog.net/wordpress/archives/3280
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Mon, 10/14/2013 - 02:28 | 4052023 Element

Good luck with that, the US built up a massive Strategic Oil Reserve and fleets of aircraft carriers for a reason (plus call on oil sands production after that). Saudi Arabia would be occupied within those two weeks. As Sadam found out, it's hard to withstand or resist a mobile western air and ground force in a desert terrain, or to force them out of your capital. The Saudis themselves would actually be a very expendable nuisance, in that equation, so I don't like their chances of survival. Texas rough-necks would prosper instead ... but in the ME.
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Sun, 10/13/2013 - 15:54 | 4050758 Cacete de Ouro

..
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Sun, 10/13/2013 - 14:48 | 4050613 BurningFuld

Note that none of that involves gold. Yet.

Fixed
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Sun, 10/13/2013 - 15:30 | 4050732 Race Car Driver

> Fixed
Oh, Mr. Ranger isn't gonna like that, Yogi.
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Sun, 10/13/2013 - 14:18 | 4050505 BeetleBailey

Exactly...this, from a country that OPENLY LIES, and forces everyone to keep two sets of books....
Float ALL your currency China...you bastards....and then some one might take these "threats" seriously....
Until then...sod off
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Sun, 10/13/2013 - 14:19 | 4050514 Eeyores Enigma

All reserve currencies end in massive blood flow.
Or maybe it will be like a big, friendly, all night (read decades long) game of monopoly where everyone will pat the winner on the back and go home.
Yeah right.
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Sun, 10/13/2013 - 13:58 | 4050419 Anusocracy

Of course they're interested in a NWO.
They have a better shot at being at the top of it than the US.
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Sun, 10/13/2013 - 14:09 | 4050465 Dareconomics

A new reserve currency would ultimately help the US economy. Rather than hoarding dollars, foreigners will buy more US goods, services and investments.
http://dareconomics.wordpress.com/2013/ ... ber-12-13/
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Sun, 10/13/2013 - 14:11 | 4050482 LawsofPhysics

Bullshit. I think the rest of the world has had enough of our financial "products" of mass destruction. Aside from that, there isn't anything the U.S. makes that other countries can't make themselves. It does appear however that the U.S. has caught up with everyone else when it comes to corruption.
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Sun, 10/13/2013 - 15:35 | 4050745 holdbuysell

Spot on...moreso, the US has lost its 'muscle memory' for highly skilled manufacturing. To wit, a few years ago, Andy Grove, founder of Intel, effectively said exactly that when referring to the difficulty of bringing semi manufacturing back to the US: the skills and capability are just not available anymore, making such a transition extremely difficult.
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Sun, 10/13/2013 - 14:08 | 4050468 LawsofPhysics

Indeed, time to put all the EBT'ers on a boat and send them right over...
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Sun, 10/13/2013 - 14:12 | 4050478 NoDebt

Empty the prisons first. Then the EBT'ers. You gotta follow the cookbook if you want this done right.
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Sun, 10/13/2013 - 14:15 | 4050489 LawsofPhysics

Who do you think will be driving the boats? Yes, the "elite" will get the population back under a billion one way or another.
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Sun, 10/13/2013 - 16:19 | 4050862 Ghordius

Those prisons should not even exist in the fhe first place. And they are a source of this fear which leads to those cinic remarks
They increase the fears of the poor, the exposed and the rich. They feed an imagery of trapped people, dreams of zombies. They are a timebomb, a cancer, another idiocy only possible by endless streams of fiat subsidy which corrodes the moral fibre of the lower judiciary and enforcement personel. A perfect example that MOAR isn't the answer of everything
And they decrease the moral standing the Chinese mention
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Sun, 10/13/2013 - 14:15 | 4050491 ThirdWorldDude

I bet you in 500 SDRs that the Chinese will propose a solution that will include a basket of fiat toilet paper.
Saruman is having a mightily good belly-laugh right now...
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Mon, 10/14/2013 - 02:46 | 4052037 Element

Chinese are nationalistic, jingoistic and highly defensive of their sovereignty, plus entirely anti-foreign political and legal control of domestic issues. It's why they don't give a pluck about the global-warming agenda - same for Russia. What makes anyone think they give a toss about helping construct a western-judeo-banksterism paradigm?
I don't see what's in it for them.
Frankly, I think this imperial colonial-era 'global superpower' paradigm has almost completely played itself out. We have multipolar trading blocks who clearly despise hegemonic behavior.
Maybe the G-20 is an NWO, but it's just a bunch of big economies having a chat about how to best accommodate their bankster master's wishes.

... oh ... wait a minute ...
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Sun, 10/13/2013 - 16:55 | 4050934 americanspirit

So when Ben is no longer Fed chairman does that mean he no longer has federal bodyguards? Just strollin' down the streets of Princeton all by his lonesome?
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Sun, 10/13/2013 - 17:15 | 4050954 Omen IV

this message from the chinese is the same as Putin less than 60 days ago - ex the currency remarks - i think the references to lies are mirror Putin language - as well as sovern nations independence and domestic interference aimed directly at getting stopped out by the russians in Syria, grounding Bolivian presidents plane and stealing the intellectual property of Petrobras owned by the people of Brazil as cumulative US aggression - that the chinese and russians are not going to take anymore nor are many of the BRICS and other small nations
the MIC/DOD/CIA/NSA are being called on to be dismantled in the new world order as well as the charter of US foreign policy for the last 65 years of world wide interference and mayhem based upon "for profit" for the MIC, Oil Interests and the Banks.
Obama let the banks run scott free on the largest fraud in history that caused the destruction of many countries with their world wide fraudulent practices and therefore defacto part of US foreign policy on the use of the reserve currency status -they went too far and no one wants to be subjugated to the US banks - via a reserve currency control - stealing their own countires patrimony in the future with some new scheme.
we are on the verge of major change - the american people have no control nor democractic systems and the world knows it and says it - the fourth turning is on!

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Sun, 10/13/2013 - 22:34 | 4051773 fxrxexexdxoxmx

The people at the FED are many things but dumb they are not. It takes brains to steal frtom peolpe and have them thank you for it.
I hate people who steal.
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Sun, 10/13/2013 - 13:44 | 4050364 Pure Evil

How do you have a gold backed currency unless you're willing to swap your worthless fiat for actual gold?
I doubt even China is willing to do that.
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Sun, 10/13/2013 - 14:08 | 4050470 bank guy in Brussels

Jim Willie probably has it right -
The new gold standard means international trade settlement by gold, but fiat currencies will still be used internally within countries
And the Chinese government, very notably, is urging their own citizens to buy gold, in preference to pumping up local real estate or stocks
So there will be no more international container shipping just for US paper fiat dollars ...
The USA a much poorer country, no longer able to fund its half trillion trade deficit, buying goods and energy for paper dollars and debt - that trade deficit is unique to the USA
In Europe we are in balance, we export as much as we import ... and Europe just signed a deal with China to swap directly for the Chinese yuan and avoid the dollar
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