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The answer to question 1,5,6, is something called the Bretton-Woods agreement.
Irish Blogs 2009
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From the end of World War II through the early 1970s, most global currency rates were fixed under the Bretton-Woods monetary system created by Lord Keynes and Harry Dexter White.
The Yuan Scapegoat 2010
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From the end of World War II through the early 1970s, most global currency rates were fixed under the Bretton-Woods monetary system created by Lord Keynes and Harry Dexter White.
The Yuan Scapegoat 2010
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From the end of World War II through the early 1970s, most global currency rates were fixed under the Bretton-Woods monetary system created by Lord Keynes and Harry Dexter White.
The Yuan Scapegoat 2010
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How did the Federal Reserve perceive and manipulate gold in the post Bretton-Woods world?
OpEdNews - Quicklink: Exclusive Smoking Gun: The Fed On Gold Manipulation 2009
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OpEdNews - Quicklink: Exclusive Smoking Gun: The Fed On Gold Manipulation 2009
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The need for some form of international financial regulation is already recognised and the Bretton-Woods institutions (via the Financial Sector Assessment Programme) and the Financial Stability Forum already perform some of the functions of a surveillance authority and a policy adviser respectively.
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This is also where the Bretton-Woods story comes in.
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SDR's were originally created in 1969 when the Bretton-Woods system was breaking down, to replace gold and silver on international transactions.
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This was corroborated years later in a BBC Timewatch film titled “Banking with Hitler,” broadcast in 1998.2 In 1944, the American government backed a resolution at the Bretton-Woods Conference calling for the liquidation of the BIS, following Czech accusations that it was laundering gold stolen by the Nazis from occupied Europe; but the central bankers succeeded in quietly snuffing out the American resolution. 3
The Tower of Basel: Secretive Plans for the Issuing of a Global Currency 2009
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