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Originally Posted by Greg10036
Hi Christo. The problem they ran into at the G20 was finding a currency to peg the euro-american to. So they talked about pegging to the IMF fund but that relies on combined currencies just as insolvent as the euro-american. There is an emerging BRIC economy that could rival the IMF but linking to that would require pegging to its strongest currency, the Chinese RMB. The western powers cannot bear the thought of being pegged to an Eastern currency, particularly Chinese. We are at the end of an age. Money as we know it is dead. Gold is dead. We are now in a position to do what the star people do and cultivate an energy exchange. That is how the rest of the universe does it. We are about to join the neighborhood. When we make this jump in exchange and energy, we will be ready for global disclosure in the near future.
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Thank you Greg10036, (thoughts for 10022) for your input! It is a touchy, volatile, and upsetting subject matter to many or most. The
Bankers of Captivity; as I call them, have certainly fallen into a pickle, which includes us in the fold. Actually, I will call it a pickle between home plate and first base!! Never heard of such a thing? Well, it is, they hit the ball and not how they wanted too, but the ball is in play nonetheless and they have no choice but to run it out, because you cannot go back and bat again, those are just the rules! So here we are running it out.
Which brings up another question regarding proper governance of the exisiting money system and the IRS.
Out of a little more than curiosity, what is the responsibility of the IRS in the recovery of outstanding Tax liability and/or the investigation of perpretated tax fraud? Albeit, individual or Corporate, and how little is significant to let slip by or how sizeable in unpaid or outstanding tax liability is the amount that obligates the 'hand' of the IRS to exert authority in order to recover any outstanding tax revenue due. Is it $1000.00, $100,000.00, maybe $1,000,000.00 is an obligatory amount, how about over 2 billion dollars in outstanding tax liabilites, does that obligate the IRS to enforce the tax code upon the Entity that has an outstanding tax due? And by far much more is due the longer that goes unpaid?
What do you think?