A lawyer friend of mind whose office is in London got me out of bed in the night to tell me I had to read this--it is a real commentary on the future of the monetary system. Everyone should study it and read it carefully--it is complicated and important to understand. Good luck.
Well I read it twice and found it to be way to complex for me to fully appreciate. I take it that the CB's have leased out their national treasures (gold reserves) and it can't be replaced without driving the price of gold through the roof -- is that about it? What if they simply "nationalize" the bullion banks? Is that possible?
Richard W.