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Mix-Ansicht- Wir täten gut, einige religiöse Weisheiten zu übernehmen: - Emerald, 07.10.2003, 06:52
Wir täten gut, einige religiöse Weisheiten zu übernehmen:
-->Islamic Nations have experienced and witnessed 1st hand currency crisis as result of the international US dollar policy. They have recognized that the US dollar system has exported massive inflation, instability and unsustainable debt around the world. Islamic oil producing nations are well aware that they are exchanging a strategically important and diminishing asset for paper. This viewpoint is reflected in a public statement made in late 2001 by the Islamic Mint, when gold dinar coins were released in the seven Emirates of United Arab Emirates from branches of Thomas Cook Exchange Company and the Dubai Islamic Bank,"because of the fundamental political consequences of the introduction of paper money instruments, the reintroduction of gold money can be expected to be an equally significant milestone in the changing tides of the world economic & social situation... there is no doubt that this work puts behind it a century of suffering and defeat for Muslims and opens the coming age to a powerful and revived Islam."
While it has gathered attention and support in recent years, the concept of using the Islamic dinar as day-to-day currency and an international settlement instrument is by no means a new concept, having its modern origins back in 1963. Some observers may claim that the driving force behind the re-introduction of the gold dinar is religiously motivated, while others will argue that it is stimulated more by an absence of any viable alternative. (iii) The gold dinar, and the Islamic banking model in general, has several distinguishing features. It is governed by strict religious laws and principles, it has a clear implementation strategy, and importantly, is non-debt based (according to the Quran and the Hardith, the only lawful money is non-usurious gold and silver). At a time when the west is greatly increasing the regulatory requirements of moving money, under Islamic law, there is total freedom to buy, sell and possess any quantity of Dinar. It has been said that money is like electricity and moves through the path of least resistance.
Whatever the outcome of this week's conference in Malaysia, there are some certainties. Geo-politically and monetarily we are moving into a time of rapid change. As a result of the un-sustainability, and the debt associated with this present fiat US dollar system, Islam has every reason to embrace a stable gold backed alternative, and are likely to do so at an ever more rapid rate. For decades, the west has been artificially lowering the gold price through selling and leasing, in an effort to protect and manage a flawed and untenable paper monetary system. Meanwhile there is growing evidence that indicates eastern and Islamic nations have been quietly accumulating.
The gold from the west has been transferring east, which is going to have huge geo-political ramifications in tomorrow's world. Islam is a vast trading block of over 1.5 billion people that transcends political and geographical boundaries. In a world of limited tangible supply of gold, consider the effects on the gold and broader financial markets as these nations start to unload their US dollar reserves to implement such a monetary system. Historically, it can be seen that military might does not save an empire that has debased its currency.
Quintessenz:
massiver Zerfall des Dollars und das Gold werden wir von den Chinesen und
von der islamischen Welt zurückkaufen müssen, weil wir es versäumten rechtzeitig zu schätzen!
Emerald.
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