[PieterCasparzen]

I’ve downloaded the entire PDF from the article and I’m going through it.

It looks very good so far, as if someone has been reading my posts here on FR, with a few key changes I had not thought of to make things easier.

I’m still reviewing it.

If this gets done AS IT IS PRESENTED, it could make a great deal of sense for foreign nationals (like Americans, for example) to open transaction (sovereign money) accounts at Icelandic banks for a portion of their cash, as long as fees are reasonable and they can be accessed using a debit card, since such accounts would have zero risk related to bank insolvency, no matter the amount in the account.

If the banksters exert their influence when and if this gets passed into law, the idea of course could get messed up.

As written, I think a lot of banking businesses could flow Iceland’s way as their banking system would be the best in the world.

If done properly, the new world order types would be out to mess up the system or pressure Iceland into allowing the banksters to insert themselves into the money creation or regulation process somehow.

I’m still reading.

This is a fascinating article moreperfect !

[Toddsterpatriot]

as long as fees are reasonable and they can be accessed using a debit card, since such accounts would have zero risk related to bank insolvency, no matter the amount in the account.

After foreign depositors got screwed over by Iceland last time, they might be shy about depositing money there again. Especially money that earns no interest and is subject to fees.

[aMorePerfectUnion]

Thanks- I think so too