A very interesting read for sure. The way I see it in layman's terms the world power brokers want a single world currency. It's pretty clear that's their plan. It would appear everybody, but the U.S. want to include China in the mix in some form. Didn't the U.S. object to them being included in the beginning? I think so.
This is what doesn't make any sense to me about this type of move. Look at what's happened with the Euro. IMO it's a failed mini-experiment in what their world currency would bring. When you move to a single currency in essence what that does is make everybody the same. You lose your identity as a nation. You lose your freedom. The strong countries have to carry the weak countries. Just like we see with Germany carrying all the other countries in the Euro. It just won't work.
I would be skeptical about how PM's would be a significant ingredient in the mix because that would mean there would require the power-brokers to restrain themselves and I don't see that happening.
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