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    #11
    https://unwatch.org/china-joins-u-n-human-rights-panel-will-help-pick-experts-on-free-speech-health-arbitrary-detention/ https://unwatch.org/china-joins-u-n-human-rights-panel-will-help-pick-experts-on-free-speech-health-arbitrary-detention/

    China joins UN human rights panel.

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      #12
      Originally posted by GDR View Post
      Dont like the UN either other than for peace keeping. But wouldn't a global currency be a good thing? One less part of the equation trying to figure out how to market grain. Would keep countries from playing the devalue game to boost exports and would also give some steadiness to all the things we buy in other currencies. I always seem to be on the wrong end of the exchange rate no matter what I'm doing.


      Maybe the IMF not the UN?
      The Euro is the best example of the one world currency and it has been a flop. It would only work with a 1 world government as well. We can't even agree to how things should be governed in Canada, let alone imagine the issues with a 1 world government or even a single government for all the Euro zone countries.

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        #13
        Originally posted by GDR View Post
        Dont like the UN either other than for peace keeping. But wouldn't a global currency be a good thing? One less part of the equation trying to figure out how to market grain. Would keep countries from playing the devalue game to boost exports and would also give some steadiness to all the things we buy in other currencies. I always seem to be on the wrong end of the exchange rate no matter what I'm doing.


        Maybe the IMF not the UN?
        Search Armstrong Economics Blog for posts about the disaster that has been the Euro currency. He explains very effectively,why it has been a disaster to have countries with completely different economies and problems all trying to pay their debts etc in a common currency. Just look at the problems Canada has when the dollar is strong thanks to commodity prices, eastern manufacturing suffers, and vice versa, but central bank policy can't cater to both, so one or both has to suffer the consequences.

        Doesn't mean they won't try over again though.

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