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Message:: [QUOTE="imrich, post: 1434533, member: 22331"]A Difference Of Fact I beg to differ with your understanding which is based on a singular government controlling all commerce (i.e. A One World Order). This is unrealistic, as informed know that the majority of commerce in the world is implemented outside of the government controlled distribution networks (e.g. currencies, diamonds, drugs, oil, other products, services, etc.). International reality is that black market commercial distribution networks exist throughout the world that dwarf government/international agencies controlled networks. "Illegal" endeavors throughout the world have learned that it is easier to circumvent controlled commerce by counterfeiting currency, utilize direct exchanges of tangible services/commodities, etc.. Major Countries having desired international commodities are agreeing to forgo normal exchange mediums (e.g. International currencies, "arms for control/oil", etc.) which impede/control commerce. In view of "Superpower" world political powers trying to control commerce, dictate exchange mediums, even embargoing/asset-seizure of countries in "non-compliance", a Pragmatist will realize the world  is rapidly re-evaluating "mediums/mechanisms of exchange". I believe you'll find that "Fiat" currencies have relatively short lives with respect to tangible commodities as exchange/trade media. In the event of societal degradation/collapse, imagine which the norm would rather have as a medium for commodity transfer: Water, food, shelter, fuel, weapons, metal/utensils, or a promissory paper note. Just "Food For Thought", based on published international analysis/documentation.[/QUOTE]

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