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<p>[QUOTE="fatima, post: 890631, member: 22143"]The head of the Federal Reserve is directly appointed by the President and confirmed by the senate. However, and more importantly, the Federal Reserve is nothing more than a creation of the US Congress and can legislated out of out of existence should they desire to do so. In the place of Federal Reserve notes are the mechanisms for the Treasury to issue US Bank notes as they did until 1971 and/or silver or gold certificates should they decide to go there. </p><p><br /></p><p>The IMF is 20% funded by the US government and the US government has veto powers over anything it does. The US President can essentially dissolve the BIS whenever he chooses. None of these will dictate a world currency as they don't really have any real power that can't be legislated right out of existence.</p><p><br /></p><p>Basically the reason they exist is to let politicians spend money and then push off the obligations to future generations. For most countries there are limits to it but in the case of the $, they won't go there.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="fatima, post: 890631, member: 22143"]The head of the Federal Reserve is directly appointed by the President and confirmed by the senate. However, and more importantly, the Federal Reserve is nothing more than a creation of the US Congress and can legislated out of out of existence should they desire to do so. In the place of Federal Reserve notes are the mechanisms for the Treasury to issue US Bank notes as they did until 1971 and/or silver or gold certificates should they decide to go there. The IMF is 20% funded by the US government and the US government has veto powers over anything it does. The US President can essentially dissolve the BIS whenever he chooses. None of these will dictate a world currency as they don't really have any real power that can't be legislated right out of existence. Basically the reason they exist is to let politicians spend money and then push off the obligations to future generations. For most countries there are limits to it but in the case of the $, they won't go there.[/QUOTE]
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