The 1944 Bretton Woods agreement established a new international monetary order after significant international events. The creation of the Federal Reserve Bank and the so-called Second World War were among the most important events and actions that contributed to bringing the world to a situation where a new international order was required and possible due to excessive debt levels. The world was in a vulnerable condition, and therefore some key nations could force upon it a new monetary order—one that was not in the best interest of the majority but of those few of a special ownership class. Below is … The post Silver During a Debt Crisis and Monetary Reset, by Hubert Moolman appeared first on SurvivalBlog.com.