foreignaffairs.org — The current issue of "Foreign Affairs" (published by the Council on Foreign Relations) has an article titled "After the Crash" which says: "The next president must bring back a sound dollar, rein in Wall Street, and resist the urge to manipulate prices."
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magoghmNov 14, 2008Submitter
Unfortunately, you can't read the whole article online.I have the print edition in front of me, and it says: A committee of monetary visionaries, brainstorming the possibilities, might well fix on a system like Bretton Woods. The new regime, like its postwar predecessor, would be characterized by fixed exchange rates (not floating or governmentally manipulated ones) and by a reserve currency anchored by gold. Visionaries would see the advantages of it, but men and women of the world might --as yet-- scoff. "Gold and fixed rates?" some would sputter.
deedee316Nov 14, 2008
CFR CAN GO F**K ITSELF!
Closed AccountNov 15, 2008
fta"...but the government happens to own a gargantuan asset, namely, 28 percent of the U.S. landmass. Some of this land could be sold..."more america-first genius from our kind and caring friends at the cfr.