These words have been inscribed on the penny for years.
As lowly as the penny has become, it is still the base for the dollar.
A currency the world no longer wishes to be used as the World’s primary reserve currency as it can no longer be trusted. At the G8 conference Russian President , Dmitry Medvedev, pulled out a coin in front of world leaders and the inscription “United in Diversity” was inscribed on it’s face.
It was a sample coin minted in Belgium. Russia, China, India and many other countries believe the world would be better served by handling international financial transactions with a currency managed by the International Monetary Fund.
A currency whose value is stable, cannot be speculated with and cannot be manipulated on a whim by one country, which may not always have the world’s best interests at heart, but rather it’s own.
The US currency is no longer trusted and major world investors are worried that a devalued American dollar will affect their portfolios in a negative way.
The world prefers stability and a balance of power. Emerging nations want equality and no longer wish to have a “super” power dictate to the world what its wishes are.
The world does not believe in “Super Power” any more than they believed the Third Reich was the “Master Race”.
The world believes there is no longer tolerance for imperialism.
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But it would acceptable only if all countries would given the equal amount of powers in the International Monetary Fund not to be majority controlled by the richest countries. Like in the board, each should have one representative and each would have just one vote.
Hi Jose;
I think that would be a fair means of establishing it.