The dollar is the source of Problem

[Azadkashmir]

In the end isnt paper money just paper. I mean what the real difference between toilet paper and paper money??

one is inked the other has shit as ink.

anyway the thread starter should have invited me i got policies papers i can upload relating to this.
i have national socialist economic policies in pdf and my own policies written in text format.

if you drop the dollar it is dead it means no more military bases including tumbling fraud economy no more hegemony. game over. Rothschild it over lucifer you lost we won that what it means.

anything that comes from this haram paper will have no blessing.

http://research.calvin.edu/german-propaganda-archive/sofortprogramm.htm#jobs

Contents
I. The National Socialist Job Creation Program

A. The reasons for creating jobs

1. Unemployment causes poverty, employment creates prosperity.
2. Capital does not create jobs, but rather jobs create capital.
3. Unemployment benefits burden the economy, but job creation stimulates the economy.
4. Working people cannot be satisfied with meager unemployment benefits. Working people demand the right to a job.

B. Methods of creating jobs

1. We have the productive capacity for more jobs.
2. We have markets for increased jobs.
3. These markets are available only domestically.
4. Creating jobs requires refocusing the German economy on the domestic market.
5. Focusing on the domestic market requires an increase in agricultural production.
6. The focus on domestic markets must lead to the social liberation of the German worker.
7. What needs to be done.
8. Only the state can accomplish these tasks.

C. Land reclamation

1. The extent of necessary land reclamation work
2. Benefits and costs of the work

D. Working housing

1. The private home as dwelling
2. The private home as a productive space
3. Building settlements of individual homes

E. Finances

1. Financing public job creation
2. Financing production

II. General Economic Measures

F. Commercial and financial measures

1. Foreign trade
2. Foreign currency supplies
3. Law against capital flight
4. Currency reform

G. Bank and credit policy

1. Bank supervision
2. The money transfer system
3. Reducing interest rates

H. Administrative and tax measures

1. Price controls
2. Avoiding excessive expenditures
3. Increasing the burden on those with strong shoulders
4. Eliminating corruption

I. Agriculture

1. The current situation
2. Wrong economic policies
3. Correct economic policies
4. What measures must be taken?
5. Settling the East

J. [omitted]

K. Industry

1. Approval requirements for new production facilities
2. Nationalization and state supervision
3. Easier financing

L. Craftsmen, commerce, and retail

1. The current situation
2. Department stores and consumer societies
3. Cooperatives
4. Publicly-owned concerns
5. Public contracts

M. Social issues

1. The right to employment
2. Existing jobs must be reserved for German people’s comrades
3. Social insurance
4. Care of the elderly
5. Profit sharing
6. Labor service

Literature: Gregor Straßer, Jobs and Prosperity (Reichstag speech of 10 May 1932, Franz-Eher-Verlag, 10 pf.

Ottokar Lorenz, Eliminating Unemployment (Wirtschaftspolitischer Verlag, Berlin W 35, Am Karlsbad 19, Price: 50 pf.).


it is too long so you a taster.

 

[Solomon2]

The bottom line in understanding this riddle really is the Dollar really has no value
But there is this system of "Promises" and printers making Dollars and the world is being scamed quite hard by the Printers...you are taking away "FOOD, COTTON, RICE, TEXTILES" and giving us this Paper and after 1.5 years you tell us that our currency is less then yours when you have 250 times more debt then Pakistan

U.S. dollar bills, coins, bank accounts, etc. have no intrinsic value other than the paper or base metal they may contain; dollars' ultimate worth is that they are claims on U.S. goods and services. Using the U.S. dollar is an act of faith in the U.S.A. and the West, especially the Federal Reserve System: privately owned by U.S. and foreign banks, but with a Governor appointed by the U.S. president.

If you have a problem with that you can, of course, keep your wealth in the form of jewelry, precious metals, property, etc. But none of these have the liquidity of fiat currencies, nor do they pay interest in bank accounts or bonds.

 

[Ahmet Pasha]

Rather, your whole Hamikdash fanatics are holding everyone by the balls.

U.S. dollar bills, coins, bank accounts, etc. have no intrinsic value other than the paper or base metal they may contain; dollars' ultimate worth is that they are claims on U.S. goods and services. Using the U.S. dollar is an act of faith in the U.S.A. and the West, especially the Federal Reserve System: privately owned by U.S. and foreign banks, but with a Governor appointed by the U.S. president.

If you have a problem with that you can, of course, keep your wealth in the form of jewelry, precious metals, property, etc. But none of these of the liquidity of fiat currencies, nor do they pay interest in bank accounts or bonds.

 

[Solomon2]

Rather, your whole Hamikdash fanatics are holding everyone by the balls.

I presume this is your favored variant on the usual Jews-control-world-finances antisemitic theme.

 

[NakedLunch]

I presume this is your favored variant on the usual Jews-control-world-finances antisemitic theme.

you want to hear my favourite variant?

 

[Ahmet Pasha]

Yup you lot are not different with your muslims blow everything they see anti-muslim theme.

I presume this is your favored variant on the usual Jews-control-world-finances antisemitic theme.

 

[Yaseen1]

Well I feel the value of a currency should reflect the debt owned by the country

I find the market who dictates the rule is rigged

Think about it if 50-60 countries of world produce actuall useful items needed to sustain life i.e food

Then comes along one country and they claim they have this "magic Paper" which is same value as lets say a bag of potatoes or 4 freshly cut chickens .... it would be hard to believe

But some how this scam is taking place right before our eyes
If lets say I went to market and had a magic paper in my hand would someone sell me anything they will say look budy ... you have paper I have a cow , I will not sell you something


Barter system makes 100% sense

Beautiful ... you have a item worth something you trade and get a valuable item back



With Dollar you do trade and 4-5 days later , your money has lost value overnight



What is more valuable ? For a enjoyable day ?

• 2 Eggs , Bread , and Glass of milk , steak cooked well done and basket of fruit and tea and buscuits made fresh. Hand full of rice for snack

• or PAPER promise note something called dollar?

barter is successful if done between to countries at state level but at individual level it is difficult because no two individuals may be holding commodities at a time which they need if this is offered to each other and also size of goods may be too large to transfer so for quick medium of exchange currency is needed

 

[Solomon2]

Yup you lot are not different with your muslims blow everything they see anti-muslim theme.

Are you claiming ISIL, Al-Qaeda, and the like are Muslims?

 

[Trango Towers]

Mashallah . One more "america is doomed" thread with a bonus of "Pak produce 4 times of food it require".

I am not saying the article is totally correct but how is it that a country with such large debt is considered rich and me who has zero debt and credit in the bank considered poor in comparison. Logically a man with 1 dollar is richer then America that has a multi trillion dollar debt. I may be over simplyfying this but there is logic there

 

[VCheng]

Under a Honest System here is how certain items would price out if it was fair system

i.e 1 Rupee = $250 Dollars conversion rate

• 2.5 Ruppes would buy you iphone
• 500 Rupees would buy you a Car
• 10 Rupee would buy you a PS4 video game player
• 1 Rupee would buy you a music player

Let's start small: would I be able to buy a Big Mac for two and a half paisa?

I like this type of thinking!

 

[Nilgiri]

Let's start small: would I be able to buy a Big Mac for two and a half paisa?

I like this type of thinking!

World doesn't have much demand for PKR,....so obv stupid "dishonest" world at work yet again!

 

[VCheng]

World doesn't have much demand for PKR,....so obv stupid "dishonest" world at work yet again!

Darn! I was hoping somebody (the OP? )would give me a cool 25,000,000 dishonest worthless dollars for an honest 100,000 of the mighty PK rupees I might be able to rustle up. I could retire!

 

[niaz]

Before one gets into the reasons as to why so many countries use dollar; one must understand how it all started. Being an Oil Trader, I had to deal with Iran and was obliged to read a lot of literature on the currency dealings to understand intricacies of the international currency trade.

Historically only the silver and gold coins were used in the international trade. If you traveled to another country, you exchanged gold & silver coins of your country with the coins of that country equal in value to the amount of silver & gold in your coins. British Pound was called Pound Sterling because it represented the value of one pound in weight of sterling silver (92.5% silver content). Because the international trade often involved goods worth tons of gold /silver, promissory notes or “Paper currency” came into being. However, this required that the country had to back up her paper currency with gold reserves and pay up in gold/silver should the holder of the paper currency so desired.

For the record, £20 note has the following printed on its face:

“I promise to pay the bearer on demand the sum of twenty pounds’ signed by the Chief Cashier on behalf of the Bank of England.

This state of affairs continued until a conference of all of the World War II Allied nations that took place in Bretton Woods, New Hampshire, USA in 1944 decided otherwise.

An agreement called ‘The Bretton Woods Agreement’ was concluded. Therein the participating countries agreed that their Central Banks would maintain a fixed exchange rate between their currencies and the dollar. The other currencies were no longer backed up by the gold. Instead the US dollar was fixed at $35 to an ounce of gold with the United Sates keeping sufficient gold reserves in Fort Knox to back the dollar and USA was the only country that could print dollars.

It was understood that if a country's currency value became too weak relative to the dollar, the central bank would buy up its currency in the foreign exchange market decreasing the supply consequently raising its price and should its currency became too high, the bank would simply print more currency notes increasing the supply and lowering the currency value in dollar terms. The countries could however regulate their currencies by officially re-valuing or de-valuing their currency vis- a- vis the US dollar. This was because the United States held three-fourths of all the world's supply of gold and no other country had enough gold to back her currency.

In the aftermath of the Vietnam War; USA was no longer able to back up the dollar with gold and rather than allowing Fort Knox reserves to be depleted; Richard Nixon separated dollar from gold in 1971. By that time, the dollar had already become the world's dominant currency.

"What this means is that the US Dollar does not in real sense fluctuate at all, it is the other currencies that weaken or strengthen versus the dollar."

Now virtually all the international commodity prices are quoted in the US dollars and 85% of the FOREX trading is in dollars; even countries such as Iran that cannot deal in dollars; sell their goods priced in dollars and also import items priced in dollars. Of course Iran has to exchange the dollars with Euro, Yen or the Chinese Yuan in the open market. Hence Iran, despite being alienated from dollar, is still affected by the US dollar fluctuations.

The only other currency which can possibly replace US Dollar is the Euro. However as of 2nd Qtr. 2017 only 20% of known central bank foreign currency reserves were in Euros.

Pakistan’s economic problems are not so much with the fluctuating dollar but with the abysmal Tax collection and poor export performance. In my humble opinion, despite all of its faults, US Dollar is the only currency that is acceptable in almost all the countries of the world and thus the only ‘Global’ currency. In conclusion, I would say that dumping the dollar would bring no ‘Real’ benefit to Pakistan; instead it would be a boon for the currency brokers / banks who would be earning commission by converting the dollars into Euro or whatever currency Pakistan decides to adopt.

 

[RealNapster]

I am not saying the article is totally correct but how is it that a country with such large debt is considered rich and me who has zero debt and credit in the bank considered poor in comparison. Logically a man with 1 dollar is richer then America that has a multi trillion dollar debt. I may be over simplyfying this but there is logic there

Not good with economics and all these figures and digits but I think the infrastructure counts.

 

[AZADPAKISTAN2009]

Certainly Implementing the State to State Barter Trade is Logical
Based on weight of goods being exchanged or Quntity which are measurable figures

Example :
Tones of Eatable vegetables vs Barrels of Fuel
Tones of Flour vs Barrels of Fuels
Tones of Sugar vs Barrels of Fuel
Tone of Wheat vs Tones of Coal
Tones of Marbel vs Wood Products (Raw wood for construction)

• And State controls the Distribution of the Goods Nationally , with Local Auctions or Sale at Port Cities like Gawadar / Karachi , the goods are later transported across the country

The goods we have

a) Fish
b) Wheat
c) Fruit
d) Flour
e) Sugar
f) Rice

Are more valueable then what we are really told
If you have food etc you can still live a happy life

But if you had a bag full of currency that is paper based and no one is willing to sell you anything for it you will starve becasue there is no food