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Northboy · 09-17-2008, 02:03 AM

Interesting thread, but if I may, I'm going to try a notion on you:

What to do with the UD Dollar?

I read this question, what to do with the geopositioning and strategy to ensure dollar stability. (I hate waste)

Consider this possibility: the United States, as a manifestation of consensus thought, is working its way through the Prodigal Son Parable. (if there any government types monitoring this site, you may want to take note of this post)

Why do I say this?

Oldest Son (the US in this case) asks Father (Britain) for its inheritance and independence. Check

Oldest Son squanders inheritance. Check

Oldest Son has to work as a servant to others. not check yet but working on it.

Now consider this reconcilition

Oldest Son says if I've got to be a servant, I might as well be a servant for my Father.

This would play out on the landscape as the US and its younger brother Canada, along with Britain set about developing the commonwealth into a sustainable economic zone.

Before you laugh out loud, consider the positioning, resources and systems in the collective group of countries.

The US would take a dip. sure, but would bounce back stronger than ever economically. As the banking and legal systems are easily understood in this block, transition would take place quickly.

Consider this notion and please lets discuss.

09-17-2008, 02:03 AM	#70
Northboy Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Vanderhoof, BC Posts: 73	Re: What to do With the U.S. Dollar? Interesting thread, but if I may, I'm going to try a notion on you: What to do with the UD Dollar? I read this question, what to do with the geopositioning and strategy to ensure dollar stability. (I hate waste) Consider this possibility: the United States, as a manifestation of consensus thought, is working its way through the Prodigal Son Parable. (if there any government types monitoring this site, you may want to take note of this post) Why do I say this? Oldest Son (the US in this case) asks Father (Britain) for its inheritance and independence. Check Oldest Son squanders inheritance. Check Oldest Son has to work as a servant to others. not check yet but working on it. Now consider this reconcilition Oldest Son says if I've got to be a servant, I might as well be a servant for my Father. This would play out on the landscape as the US and its younger brother Canada, along with Britain set about developing the commonwealth into a sustainable economic zone. Before you laugh out loud, consider the positioning, resources and systems in the collective group of countries. The US would take a dip. sure, but would bounce back stronger than ever economically. As the banking and legal systems are easily understood in this block, transition would take place quickly. Consider this notion and please lets discuss.