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Hypothetical: How Russia Could Use Gold to Undermine Our Currency

June 29 2010, 08:46

FMX | Connect – www.fmxconnect.com - (Reported 6/29/2010)

Yesterday the US announced that it had broken up and arrested ten members of a Russian spy ring. We found something by James Rickards that discusses a different way of undermining our national security, the systematic devaluation of the US dollar and its role as reserve currency by demands for a gold-backed currency (see page 95 to skip to the juicy parts).

Read the full pdf here:

Economics and Financial Attacks - James Rickards

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