Economic Empowerment
Setting the Stage
For centuries, monetary systems evolved—from gold coins to paper banknotes—but the Original Sin remained: no universally trusted unit of account. In August 1971, President Nixon severed the last tether to gold, unleashing the modern fiat experiment. Since then, each currency crisis—from Latin America’s hyperinflations to the 2008 global crash—has traced back to unbacked money. Real wages collapsed: 1789 Washington’s $25,000 salary bought 1,289 oz of gold; today’s $400,000 fetches barely 120 oz. That ten-fold loss is the silent theft draining workers, pensioners, and entire economies. Globalgood steps in now—because patchwork fixes have failed. We are rewriting the rules, anchoring policy in asset-backed, Credit-to-Credit (C2C) principles that guarantee stable, honest money.
Why We Act Now
Every day of fiat reliance deepens inequality, undermines budgets, and sows mistrust. Governments scramble to service ever-mounting debts; social programs falter under inflation’s weight; public outrage simmers. Only by retiring fiat and institutionalizing ℧-measured, asset-backed policy can we restore predictable public finance, reignite sustainable growth, and rebuild social cohesion. The time for incremental band-aids is over—our continent-to-global roadmap delivers the first true monetary reset.
What We Will Do
- Global Coordination Office & Six Hubs: From Reynoldsburg, OH, to Nairobi, Singapore, and beyond, we’ll audit policies, draft C2C statutes, and support treaty negotiations.
- 24-Month Three-Phase Rollout:
- Months 0–6: ℧-based policy audit, stakeholder mapping, IMF/BIS alignment.
- Months 7–12: Publish C2C Economic Policy Blueprint, host global forums, refine Treaty of Nairobi.
- Months 13–24: Assist national legislatures, launch CURL/GUA pilot fiscal programs, build scale-up frameworks.
When & Where
- Immediate (Now–Mo 3): Convene virtual roundtables with finance ministries and central banks; release preliminary audit in ℧-valued terms.
- Rapid Mobilization (Mo 4–9): Regional policy labs craft model statutes; secure early Treaty signatories among G20 and vulnerable states.
- Scale & Sustain (Mo 10–24): Embed asset-backed rules into national budgets; monitor ℧-dashboards; prepare for global ratification ceremony.
How You Can Engage
- Call Your Elected Representatives: Urge them to review our policy audit and support the Treaty of Nairobi’s Change Over Date.
- Partner with Us: Foundations, faith organizations, and NGOs can fund pre-treaty advocacy in fiat and post-treaty DNM credits—accelerating the reset.
- Amplify the Message: Share this page, host a local briefing, and demand “truthful money” in your community.
- Learn More: Dive into the full Economic Policy Reform Program