A critical and contemporary look at the strategies of the world's biggest financial players as they prepare and position for the final collapse of the US Dollar. Math and history will not be denied, and the international community understands the debate about the Dollar is over, and that it is now time to deal with the 100% certain outcome - a total and final collapse of the Dollar. Use this Special Report to pierce through the mental fog of habit and expectation, and learn how to understand what is truly happening to your money right now - and what to do about it so you can protect yourself, your family, and your community.

1. 7 Ways the World is Preparing
For the Collapse of the Dollar
(and why this is crucial for you to know)

2. Tuesday, 8:47pm
From: Aaron Kutchinsky
Hello,
And thank you. I am truly glad you have reached out to us and our community.
Here’s what you probably don’t know:
There is a fundamentally new economic reality coming into view on the world stage, and it is evolving
rapidly and exponentially. In fact we are witnessing and experiencing the biggest financial and social
paradigm shift the world has ever seen, and it is real and true and cannot be stopped.
We believe the evidence is overwhelming: The US Dollar System is undergoing a monumental and
dramatic change now. It is crucially important we consider our current best options and begin to take
prudent, reasonable, and responsible action to preserve our welfare and viability.
Focus and attention are your best tools right now. Follow the money. Examine the decisions and
actions of the major financial players of the world and you will discover how they are preparing and
positioning themselves for what is a highly probable (if not mathematically certain) outcome. In other
words, follow their money so you can learn how to protect your money (really, “purchasing power”).
That is the point of this entire presentation.
My greatest wish is this information acts as a jumping off point for your voyage of discovery of the
plain truth at this amazing time in history. I believe we are now called upon to intelligently participate
with our future. It is in that spirit that I invite you to follow your gut instinct for the truth and to
continue until you are fully satisfied with the answer, and the course of action, you are seeking.
Best regards,
Aaron Kutchinsky
creator / founder
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3. 7 Ways the World is Preparing
For the Collapse of the Dollar
(and why this is crucial for you to know)
1. Central Banks to Abandon the U.S. Dollar
A new report from Morgan Stanley analyst Emma Lawson confirms what many had
suspected: the dollar is firmly on its way to losing its status as the reserve currency of the
world. We already knew that central banks have preferred gold to dollars. According to
Lawson’s data, it seems that those central banks prefer almost anything to dollars. Call it
diversification, if you must, but the trendline indicates that central banks are finally putting
their money where their anti-dollar mouths are. The dollar has been in free-fall since 2007.
Last year, both China and Russia have questioned why the dollar should be the world’s
reserve currency. And just last week, the United Nations released a report concluding that the
dollar should no longer be the world’s reserve currency because it is not stable enough.
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4. Central banks and governments added 425.4 tons of gold last year, for a combined 30,117
tons, the most since 1964 and the first expansion since 1988, data from the World Gold
Council show. Official reserves of central banks and governments may expand by another
192 to 289 tons this year, according to CPM Group, a research and asset-management
company in New York.
Comment:
This is called the remonetization of gold. Purchasing power is being repositioned into
traditional and proven stores of value, gold, otherwise known as “hard asset money.” And
that is because gold is not granted value or purchasing power by any government, regime, or
scheme. Gold is its own intrinsic value and therefore stands apart and is independent of the
fiat (intrinsically valueless) dollar.
2. China, Arabia, Russia Planning: End of the US Petro Dollar
In the most profound financial change in recent Middle East history, Gulf Arabs are planning
– along with China, Russia, Japan and France – to end dollar dealings for oil, moving instead
to a basket of currencies including the Japanese yen and Chinese yuan, the euro, gold and a
new, unified currency planned for nations in the Gulf Co-operation Council, including Saudi
Arabia, Abu Dhabi, Kuwait and Qatar.
Secret meetings have already been held by finance ministers and central bank governors in
Russia, China, Japan and Brazil to work on the scheme, which will mean that oil will no
longer be priced in dollars.
The plans, confirmed to the British newspaper “The Independent” by both Gulf Arab and
Chinese banking sources in Hong Kong, may help to explain the sudden rise in gold prices,
but it also augurs an extraordinary transition from dollar markets within the next few years.
Comment:
This one is a biggie. Everyone in the world is forced to buy their oil in US Dollars. And
those dollars are losing the last of their purchasing power, which means everyone else in the
world is paying for our inflation. It’s been a long time since the US Dollar became the world
reserve currency, the Petro Dollar, in 1944. Back then our money was backed by gold and
we were the strongest and most industrialized creditor nation on Earth.
The only conceivable validity the current US Dollar has lies in its Petro Dollar/ Reserve
Currency status. Once that support is gone consider wallpapering your living room in $20
dollar bills. And don’t expect any sentimental hesitation from the rest of the world – they
will kick that crutch out from under the US Dollar system at the first opportunity that makes
sense for them.
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5. 3. China Is Preparing for a Massive Dollar Freefall By Buying Gold
China is making preparations for the ultimate demise of the dollar. Li Lianzhong, a senior
economist in the ruling Chinese Communist Party, directly attacked the dollar recently. Li’s
message is simple: China should buy more gold because the dollar is poised for a further fall.
Li also said that China should use more of its $1.95 trillion in foreign reserves to buy energy
resource assets.
Li asked the very valid question, “Should we buy gold or U.S. Treasuries? The U.S. is
printing dollars on a massive scale, and in view of that trend, according to the laws of
economics, there is no doubt that the dollar will fall. So gold should be a better choice.”
There is no doubt in our minds that China – the largest holder of US Treasuries with almost
$900 billion worth of bonds at the end of September, 2010 – is maneuvering to reduce its
exposure to the buck.
China has revealed it had increased its holdings of gold to over 1,200 tons from 600 tons
since 2003. Data cited December, 2010 by China’s state-run Xinhua news agency showed
that China imported 209.7 metric tons of gold in the first 10 months of 2010, a fivefold
increase compared with the same period last year.
Comment:
Bottom line: China has been our banker issuing credit by buying our Treasuries and
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6. funding our way of life and our Dollar dominance for a long time. Those days are over. And
who will buy our debt now? Why, the Federal Reserve will. That’s right, the Fed will invent
money out of thin air to buy and support our exponential debt needs. And that’s a one-way
ticket to massive inflation and/or hyperinflation.
4. The Biggest Financial Players Are Buying A Lot of Gold
The world's wealthiest people have responded to economic worries by buying gold by the
bar -- and sometimes by the ton -- and by moving assets out of the financial system, bankers
catering to the very rich have reported.
Fears of a double-dip downturn have boosted the appetite for physical bullion as well as for
mining company shares and exchange-traded funds, UBS executive Josef Stadler told the
Reuters Global Private Banking Summit.
"They don't only buy ETFs or futures; they buy physical gold," said Stadler, who runs the
Swiss bank's services for clients with assets of at least $50 million to invest.
UBS is recommending top-tier clients hold 7-10 percent of their assets in precious metals
like gold, which is on course for its tenth consecutive yearly gain and traded at around
$1,314.50 an ounce on Monday, near the record level reached last week.
"We had a clear example of a couple buying over a ton of gold ... and carrying it to another
place," Stadler said. At today's prices, that shipment would be worth about $42 million.
Julius Baer's chief investment officer for Asia is also recommending that wealthy investors
park some of their assets in gold as a defensive stance following a string of lackluster U.S.
data and amid concerns about currency weakness.
"I see gold as an insurance," Van Anantha-Nageswaran said. "I recommend 10 percent as
minimum in portfolios and anything more than that to be used for trading purposes, to
respond to short-term over-bought or over-sold signals."
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7. Comment:
That’s it in a nutshell. This is a perfect illustration of an age-old principal: When paper is
dying, you retreat into “money insurance” and wait out the storm. It is as simple, easy, and
intuitive as that. Gold is history’s eternal and safest form of money.
5. Major Countries are Aggressively Buying Gold
Emerging market countries are quietly buying gold en masse. In the past 12 months, Russia,
China, and India moved part of their Western currency reserves into bullion. The shift was
significant enough to push gold prices higher even as equity markets settled down. This
year’s gold rush is a result mainly of buying pressure from emerging market banks, not
worried retirees buying coins.
So why is this important? The future of the global economy is in the East. Instead of
multiple-trillion dollar debts, China, Russia, and India have currency reserves. These
governments are slowly moving their reserves from fiat currencies like the dollar to more
stable stores of value like gold. This is a clear sign that confidence is waning in the US
government’s ability to pay off debt. They are, in essence, shorting the US economy and
exploring other stores of value besides the dollar.
Comment:
Is the macro picture coming into a little more focus now? There is nothing unusual or
unexpected about this. It is the perfectly natural result of a fully fiat currency system. Once
all restraint has been suspended for money creation you’ve pre-determined the end result
because you’ve unleashed unlimited credit, which means unlimited debt. And you end up
with a Ponzi scheme of ever-increasing debt to pay for previous obligations at interest. That
it is why fiat currencies have a 100% failure rate. They spiral out of control as each
generation of debt must be larger to satisfy the previous generation of principal and interest
payments.
6. The World Prepares for Dollar Collapse Because the Math is Certain
Americans must ready themselves for a massive devaluation in the dollar as international
investors dump their U.S. assets, says a former Bank of England policymaker. Relying on the
kindness of foreigners to finance our standard of living may be about to be revealed as
irresponsible folly.
The assumption in modern economics that U.S. government bonds are virtually risk-free
investments will soon be relegated to myth as investors lose patience with the world’s
biggest economy, according to Willem Buiter.
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8. Disenchanted foreign creditors may be about to head for the exits as proposed “borrow and
spend your way out of recession” policies undermine the value of the dollar and faith in the
U.S. financial system. The national debt is projected to jump by as much as $2 trillion this
year—an unprecedented increase—according to the Washington Post.
Professor Buiter, who is now at the London School of Economics, says Americans need to
prepare for the onset of foreign capital flight as investors around the world dump U.S. assets.
“There will, before long (my best guess is between two and five years from now) be a global
dumping of U.S. dollar assets, including U.S. government assets,” says Buiter. “Old habits
die hard. The U.S. dollar and U.S. treasury bills and bonds are still viewed as a safe haven by
many. But learning takes place.”
According to Buiter, recent U.S. debt additions and the trillions in banking-sector guarantees,
coupled with the proposed future economic stimulus spending, means that there is no
legitimate way in which the government will be able to meet its liabilities.
Buiter says the government will inevitably choose to create whatever money it deems
necessary to cover its spending needs. “The only alternative is default on the federal debt,”
he says. “There is little doubt, in my view, that the federal authorities will choose the
inflation and currency depreciation route over the default route.”
But the government trying to inflate its way out of debt by electronically creating whatever
money is necessary to pay the bills undermines the value of the national currency. U.S.
government bond holders run the risk of being paid back in worthless dollars. Of course, any
Americans who have savings will see the purchasing power of their dollars plummet too.
“If I can figure this out, so can anyone in the U.S. or abroad who follows recent economic
developments,” said Buiter. “The dawning of the realization will lead to the dumping of the
assets.”
The consequences of a society and economy structured around consumption and spending, as
opposed to production and savings, may be about to wreak havoc on the dollar and
America’s standard of living.
Comment:
By now you know exactly what this means. Are you completely exposed to the Dollar? Have
you hedged in any significant percentage out of the Dollar system? Do you have any “money
insurance?” Hedging has been a traditional, time-tested, and conservative approach to money
management and wealth preservation for generations. What’s your plan? What’s your
vision? What do you know?
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9. 7. The Average Person is NOT Prepared and is Totally Exposed to the Dollar
Many market participants and commentators are obviously having a hard time distinguishing
between a bull market and a bubble. More and more articles are referring to the imminent
burst of the “gold bubble” and to an alleged “crowded trade”.
The facts quickly put these observations into perspective: Currently some 0.8% of all global
financial assets are invested in gold and gold derivatives.
• In 1921 the allocation was 28%
• In 1932 the allocation was 20%
• In 1948 the allocation was 30%
• In 1981 the allocation was 26%
• In 2009 the allocation was 0.8%
If a total of 2% were allocated to gold, the additional demand would amount to about 85,000
tons – or the total global mining output of almost 34 years. Granted, this is only a numeric
model, but it illustrates how unfounded the myth of a gold bubble is. According to an old
saying, one tends to see the bubbles wherever one is not invested.
Comment:
Inflation has forced all us to become professional gamblers over the last 30 years. That’s
what equity investing is – you are betting that your equity will be in demand, will increase in
value, and someone else will buy it from you and lock in your gains. And of course that other
person will have the same hopes as you, but eventually someone must lose because that is
the nature of gambling.
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10. Prudence has been abandoned and must be re-discovered once again. If you don’t have a
balance, a hedge, to all that paper dollar denominated equity position you are completely
naked and exposed to whatever fate lies in store for US currency system.
In Conclusion
The monetary role that has been established and manifested over the past centuries is currently
being re-discovered. For centuries, gold has represented consistency of value, independence, and
stability. Gold is the only asset that is not based on a contractual agreement between a creditor and a
debtor. It is the only supranational, internationally accepted means of payment, and has survived
every war and every national bankruptcy. This has yet been proven again amid the current turmoil,
and we expect this tendency to last throughout at least the coming 5 years.
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