»We tell
people their savings deposits are safe.
And the
government vouches for this as well.«
– Angela Merkel
German Chancellor, 5 October 2008
Anyone who goes around with their eyes open
will have heard that our present monetary system will not long remain as it is.
A financial crash is in store for us sooner or later. Some clever citizens are
quickly buying some gold and others are hoarding food supplies for several
months in their cellars. These may be sensible precautions for the moment when
the crash happens.
But what about people who have invested their
hard-earned money at a bank, in a building society, in life assurance,
securities and so on? In the case of a financial crash their money will in all
probability be gone. Perhaps they had saved it so as to be able spend a
pleasant retirement. Perhaps they wanted to set up a business with their
savings. Maybe they have saved for a new car or wanted to renovate their house.
Hard luck! After the financial crash their savings are gone. Hopefully people
are clever enough after the crash at least to introduce the Natural Economy of
Life everywhere!
Then the second part of the asset exchange will
take effect: people who declare their assets honestly and have changed the
prescribed percentage into gradidos will get all their lost assets paid out
after the changeover to the gradido. Their money is put into an annuity scheme
to prevent it vanishing after a short time because of decay. Somebody who, for
example, has lost 100,000 euros in the financial crash, will be paid out 5,000
gradidos a year for 20 years, thus saving their private assets.
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