After watching Currency Wars , I was very surprised, is everything in it true?

The financial policies mentioned in it are true, and they were implemented in various countries at that time. But the reason for what he said was that it was manipulated by the financial giants, which is not necessarily. He didn't know much, it was nothing more than the gold standard, Keynes's cheap monetary policy, inflation.

The whole book is dominated by the struggle for the gold standard, with some imagination. A lot of his base is on Wikipedia. I hadn't heard of it before.

But in general, there is a little truth, only a little. It's about the right to issue money. You can imagine, if what he said is true, can European and American countries not react?

Aren't the Democrats clinging to this to attack Bush? Of course, the Fed has violated the Constitution to some extent. He did get most of the questions about the Fed right.

In fact, what he said could not be verified at all. Just look at it, history will tell.

Of course, it is true, that is: the world's economy is largely in the hands of that family!

Look at it dialectically, if you still use gold as an equivalent in exchange, then everyone will save gold and wait for others to work, social wealth is increasing, gold as a kind of ***, will inevitably hinder the circulation of value, the author writes the article has its purpose, most of the book is historical facts, part of it is apocryphal, relying on the author's imagination, as a ** optimistic, the author wrote it and his purpose.

"Currency War" has a certain degree of authenticity, but it is not completely true, "Currency War" is **romance, not a history book, and there is a certain **fictional component.

Introduction. In the 300 years since the Bank of England was founded in 1694, the power of international financial capital can be seen behind almost every major change in the world.

They control the political destiny of a country by controlling its economic lifeline, and control the flow and distribution of world wealth by inciting political events and inducing economic crises. It can be said that a history of world finance is a history of conspiracy that seeks to dominate the wealth of mankind.

By tracing the upheaval of international financial groups and their spokesmen in the history of world finance, this book reveals how the competition for money has dominated the development of Western history and the distribution of national wealth.

By recreating the means and results of the political and economic battles unleashed by the elite clubs that rule the world, the book aims to warn people against potential financial blows and prepare for a "bloodless" war.

No one among the intellectuals and those who understand economics believe in this thing, and by the way, there are also people of sound minds who don't believe it, and this thing is to deceive those who don't have a nao.

But you can't ignore the wolf ambitions of the United States just because you think or it is really fake, at least the Americans want China to decline.

The book Currency Wars should be an academic conspiracy theory.

True, what people call so-called "conspiracy theories" because it's too true.

Truthfulness should fall under the category of political economy.

Be truthful, don't listen to their nonsense, according to those people, the world has long been chaotic.

That book you can read as a **.

is similar to "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" and "Water Margin".

are all stories based on real historical events, adding oil and vinegar.

No. Currency Wars is a book published by CITIC Press in June 2007, written by Song Hongbing. Song Hongbing used currency warfare to describe an invisible economic war.

Since the publication of "Currency Wars" in 2007, the series has not only continued to be popular in Chinese mainland for many years, but has also been translated into many languages and sold overseas, and has been widely reported by more than 30 countries and regions around the world. In South Korea, the "Currency Wars" series set a record for the sales of imported books from South Korea, which strongly shook all walks of life in South Korea.

Comic fantasy**, eye-catching conspiracy theories, when studying finance** look at it to lower IQ, there are still so many people who believe it.

Really, China was not completely liberated, the people entered Nanjing, and before Xiangfan returned, foreign consortia invested in Hong Kong and **,,,** to stabilize the financial market.

Not all true, some of them are true.

We don't know anything about the service.