El 2 de agosto es el plazo límite para que el Congreso de los EEUU apruebe la ampliación del límite de deuda. En caso contrario, entrarán en impago. De cumplirse este escenario, no sería la primera vez que sucediera en la historia de este país. El analista John S. Chamberlain, detalla una relación de las suspensiones de pagos de la historia de EEUU y sus consecuencias.
A mi siempre me ha parecido que los hechos de 1933, no bien explicados en este artículo, es uno de los momentos más relevantes de la historia contemporánea. Y algo así podría repetirse actualmente. En su día envié un recuerdo a los mismos:
On March 9, the Senate passed the Emergency Banking Act after very little debate. This gave the Secretary of the Treasury the power to compel every person and business in the country to relinquish their gold and accept paper currency in exchange.
The next day, Friday March 10, Roosevelt issued Executive Order No. 6073, forbidding people from sending gold overseas and forbidding banks from paying out gold.
On April 5, Roosevelt issued Executive Order No. 6102. This was the order to confiscate everybody’s gold.
On January 31, 1934, Roosevelt issued another Executive Order. Here he declared that the dollar was now only 59.06% of its former gold quantum of 23.22 grains. Now the dollar was only worth 13.71 grains of gold.
They have "fundamentally" changed the form and substance
of the de jure Republican form of Government guaranteed to each
State under Article 4, Sec. 4 of the U.S. Constitution, exhibited
a willful and wanton disregard for the Rights, Safety and Property
of others, evinced a despotic design to reduce the people to
slavery, peonage and involuntary servitude, under a fraudulent,
tyrannical, seditious foreign oligarchy, with intent and purpose
to institute, erect and form a "Dictatorship" over all Citizens
and their Posterity.
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Pues según nos están vendiendo los medios de comunicación, se supone que sí sería la primera vez.
A mi siempre me ha parecido que los hechos de 1933, no bien explicados en este artículo, es uno de los momentos más relevantes de la historia contemporánea. Y algo así podría repetirse actualmente. En su día envié un recuerdo a los mismos:
Cuando la posesión de oro fue prohibida en EEUU (en inglés)
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Desafortunadamente el link original ya no funciona, aunque es fácil encontrar la misma historia googleando
http://www.dgcmagazine.com/blog/index.php/2009/04/28/fdr-thief-of-americas-gold/
On March 9, the Senate passed the Emergency Banking Act after very little debate. This gave the Secretary of the Treasury the power to compel every person and business in the country to relinquish their gold and accept paper currency in exchange.
The next day, Friday March 10, Roosevelt issued Executive Order No. 6073, forbidding people from sending gold overseas and forbidding banks from paying out gold.
On April 5, Roosevelt issued Executive Order No. 6102. This was the order to confiscate everybody’s gold.
On January 31, 1934, Roosevelt issued another Executive Order. Here he declared that the dollar was now only 59.06% of its former gold quantum of 23.22 grains. Now the dollar was only worth 13.71 grains of gold.
They have "fundamentally" changed the form and substance
of the de jure Republican form of Government guaranteed to each
State under Article 4, Sec. 4 of the U.S. Constitution, exhibited
a willful and wanton disregard for the Rights, Safety and Property
of others, evinced a despotic design to reduce the people to
slavery, peonage and involuntary servitude, under a fraudulent,
tyrannical, seditious foreign oligarchy, with intent and purpose
to institute, erect and form a "Dictatorship" over all Citizens
and their Posterity.
http://www.moneymaker.com/money/lawsuit3.htm
The Story of Your Enslavement
http://www.famguardian1.org/Subjects/Taxes/taxes.htm#EVIDENCE_OF_A_MASSIVE_HOAX:_The_Smoking_Gun
ni la última...
#1 Creo que si pasa, esta vez puede que no sea la ultima, pero si la madre de todas las suspensiones de pagos.
#3 hasta ahora.... pero la próxima será peor y la otra mas... es como lo de "este año es el más caluroso de los últimos 50 años"...