"The World" is calling for a New World Order

@the7thdimension Said

wow this is pretty surreal. looks like this january at the g20 summit in Washington the world will adopt a global currency and unite itself.

i have a question.

how?


https://www.godlikeproductions.com/forum1/message666931/pg1

@claudibee Said

If we knew the answer to that one....

@jmo Said

'His call comes ahead of an emergency summit of world leaders and finance ministers from 20 major countries, the G20, in Washington next weekend.

Mr Brown will say that the Washington meeting must establish a consensus on a new Bretton Woods-style framework for the international financial system, featuring a reformed International Monetary Fund which will act as a global early-warning system for financial problems.

The original Bretton Woods agreements, signed in Bretton Woods, New Hampshire in 1944, established post-war international monetary protocols governing trade, banking and other financial relations among nations, including fixed exchange rates and the IMF.

Mr Brown's plan for strengthening the global economy 60 years later involves recapitalisation of banks to permit the resumption of normal lending to households and businesses, better international co-ordination of fiscal and monetary policy and a new IMF fund to help struggling economies and stop financial problems spreading between nations.

He also wants agreement on a world trade deal and reform of the international financial system based on principles of "transparency, integrity, responsibility, sound banking practice and global governance with co-ordination across borders".'

Where exactly is the conspiracy?

@jmo Said

'His call comes ahead of an emergency summit of world leaders and finance ministers from 20 major countries, the G20, in Washington next weekend.

Mr Brown will say that the Washington meeting must establish a consensus on a new Bretton Woods-style framework for the international financial system, featuring a reformed International Monetary Fund which will act as a global early-warning system for financial problems.

The original Bretton Woods agreements, signed in Bretton Woods, New Hampshire in 1944, established post-war international monetary protocols governing trade, banking and other financial relations among nations, including fixed exchange rates and the IMF.

Mr Brown's plan for strengthening the global economy 60 years later involves recapitalisation of banks to permit the resumption of normal lending to households and businesses, better international co-ordination of fiscal and monetary policy and a new IMF fund to help struggling economies and stop financial problems spreading between nations.

He also wants agreement on a world trade deal and reform of the international financial system based on principles of "transparency, integrity, responsibility, sound banking practice and global governance with co-ordination across borders".'

Where exactly is the conspiracy?

@claudibee Said

Mr Brown is partially responsible for getting the UK at least into this mess. Now he is apparently going to save the world economy with his Keynesian policies. Maybe not a conspiracy, but certainly a failure to address our economic problems correctly.

@the7thdimension Said

Because working together doesn't usually work.

@the7thdimension Said

which in my opinion can be directly attributed to a conspiracy.

@claudibee Said

Mr Brown is partially responsible for getting the UK at least into this mess. Now he is apparently going to save the world economy with his Keynesian policies. Maybe not a conspiracy, but certainly a failure to address our economic problems correctly.

@the7thdimension Said

which in my opinion can be directly attributed to a conspiracy.

@jmo Said

Gordon Brown is somehow responsible for a Global financial crisis?

To be honest I'd much rather Gordon Brown, someone who has that much experience as being CoQ for that long as PM than David Cameron, a man who's finally created some policies which expose him as being as right wing as every other Tory leader of the post-war period.

@claudibee Said

No, partially responsible for what happened here in the UK.

@jmo Said

Gordon Brown is somehow responsible for a Global financial crisis?

To be honest I'd much rather Gordon Brown, someone who has that much experience as being CoQ for that long as PM than David Cameron, a man who's finally created some policies which expose him as being as right wing as every other Tory leader of the post-war period.

@jmo Said

How exactly?