New Currency

China has surpassed the U.S. as the world's biggest exporter/shipper and has for some time been
far better than the U.S. in assembling ability, making China the most profitable financial
accomplice on the planet. As per the IMF, China is presently better than the U.S. in exchange
standing and is forthcoming the biggest economy on the planet. China has as of late dispatched
its provincial Asian Development Bank, a sort of Asian World Bank. What's more, almost 50
nations, including European partners to the U.S., have hurried to sign on.
China alone does not have the ability to supplant the U.S. as an essential driver for the
worldwide economy, nor does the Yuan have the ability to supplant the dollar as a world store
money. In any case, this is not China's objective. It never has been China's objective. China's
exclusive reason in its noteworthy financial extension has been to accomplish consideration in
what the IMF calls the "worldwide monetary reset." Part of this reset is the presentation of the
IMF worldwide money bushel framework, or Special Drawing Rights (SDR), as a sort of
concentrated control system for all coinage around the globe. The IMF and China have
ceaselessly required the SDR wicker bin framework to supplant the U.S. dollar as the world store
money.
Chinas inclusion in the SDR will HELP the process of marginalization of the dollar and aid in
the ascendance of the SDR as a world reserve mechanism. And as China becomes a currency
powerhouse in its role as the No. 1 economy in the world, the only way central banks around the
planet can benefit or invest in the Yuan will be by stockpiling SDRs! Demand for SDRs will be
cleverly boosted by natural demand for the Yuan. This is how a global currency structure begins.

In the meantime, as the dollar loses its world reserve status, it loses the ONLY pillar of support
keeping its value somewhat stable. As the dollar falls, U.S. citizens will be reduced to Second
World or Third World economic expectations. Employment and wages will continue to dissolve,
while the margins between the haves and have nots will continue to grow. In the worst-case
scenario, total chaos would result followed by an international intervention to save us from
ourselves. Our currency would likely be permanently pegged to the SDR basket, just as
Argentinas was pegged to our dollar after its collapse. And the IMF would own the U.S. rather
than the U.S. owning the IMF, as is the common delusion.