This type of talk is of great interest to me.
Money systems have collapsed (surprisingly frequently) without ending the political system, much less "the world".
The present fraudulent and insolvent international money system is not long for this world.
When it ends, it will reveal much about the state of our equally fraudulent and morally insolvent political system.
If we had remained a virtuous republic, the insolvent banks would be closed, the Federal Reserve would be dissolved, Congress would use its power to coin money and regulate the value thereof to refloat viable businesses and would issue new currency, and in six months or less (from September 18, that would be next month) we'd be up and running again.
That we are still stuck in the pits of fraud and theft says a lot, not about the money system, but about our politics. THAT'S scary.
......Money systems have collapsed (surprisingly frequently) without ending the political system.....
I’m reading a book called The Power of Gold that details money systems and the metallic standard since the beginning. There was the probability of a collapse earlier and JP Morgan worked with the Rothschilds to float a bond fund to defuse the crisis and right the banks. I think President Cleveland didn’t like it. JP Morgan went to DC and demanded to see the President. In the meeting he told Cleveland that if they didn’t go through with the deal “It’ll all be over by 3:00 this afternoon”. At some point during the meeting, The President was told that the last gold in the till was about to be gone. He accepted Morgan’s proposal and the economy pretty much revived quickly.