Activity – System of Federated Systems support for GDP index Economy

System of Federated Systems support for GDP index Economy posted an update 5 years, 2 months ago

IMF SDR Vs QFS Vegas Vs NIST Boulder

Q: What’s your vote for a one world currency for a one world government: 1. IMF’s SDR basket 2. NESERA’s QFS Las Vegas
3. Department of Commerce – Treasury – NIST QRNB at Boulder Colorado (Stephen King’s The Stand’s Free Zone) ? #IMF #NESERA #NIST
Note: The IMF’s 7 stable coin backed global currency does not include Bitcoin nor any of Bitcoin’s variations. The NESERA – GESERA QFS Quantum Financial System – being quantum computing based does not involve Bitcoin nor any of it’s variations. The Department of Commerce QRNB Quantum Random Number Beacon is quantum computing based and therefore has nothing to do with Bitcoin. Please do not post comments citing Bitcoin because Bitcoin is a non-sequitur here.
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- PiPoe replied 5 years, 2 months ago
  None of the above.
  - System of Federated Systems support for GDP index Economy replied 5 years, 2 months ago
    Thomas Edison proposed a national currency based on an index of (crop) commodities in 1921, Belgian Economist Bernard Lietaer proposed a currency called the TRC Trade Reference Currency that was also an index of many commodities of all types. Economist Milton Friedman’s K % rule was a GDP index / heartbeat. All of these fit the “none of the above” category 🙂
    - PiPoe replied 5 years, 2 months ago
      
      Ha! Okay GDP. Another is the Germans who at one time based their currency on land. And then there’s the currency no one to my knowledge has adopted which ties the available currency in circulation to habitable hectares, population density, and time. 🙂
      
      System of Federated Systems support for GDP index Economy replied 5 years, 2 months ago
      
      Basing a currency on a single item from a GDP index invites monopoly and manipulation – hence the need for an index so that those would be monopolists, manipulators must manipulate the entire index which even if it were possible, would require a super computer – now quantum computer and would attract attention of even the plebes. Trillions moved into index funds after the 2008 crash. Trillions more will move into indexes (Like Vanguard for example) after this pending Great Reset / crash so moving to an GDP index based economy is the logical projection. Question: why wouldn’t the one world government not manage their holdings as a GDP index tallied from all countries — supposing that country sovereignty will still exist?
      
      System of Federated Systems support for GDP index Economy replied 5 years, 2 months ago
      
      speaking of habitable hectares, did not the IRS not deem Bitcoin cryptocurrency transactions akin to land transactions (IRS 1421) ? / If Nobel Prize winning economist Milton Friedman is “wrong” with his K% rule, please educate me / we on who is “right” and what the plan is to make the currency into a tool instead of a weapon? / The CEO of the world’s richest known family’s corporate empire during a conversation about doing business with China stated that Noble Prize winning Economist Milton Friedman is he who is not to be discussed” – so, obfuscation on a topic that involves his K% rule is expected. So if Milton Friedman is wrong about his K% rule, who is right and why?
      
      PiPoe replied 5 years, 2 months ago
      
      It is possible that the wished for by ‘them’ world government, plan to tie their new currency to a GDP index if as you say any pseudo-sovereign nations remain. GDP after all is an easily manipulated measure.
      Regarding Bitcoin and the IRS associating it with land transactions – I wasn’t aware of this. Interesting.