Wars have drastic effects on property rights and monetary stability!!!

Dear Sir’s

?a significant publication by Dr Dietmar Peetz, President of the Swiss Think Tank, cooperation partner and consultant to the Swiss Chamber of Economics, will be published shortly.

It deals with the options available to wealthy individuals to protect themselves, their families and their assets (incl. cash holdings) from the negative consequences of wars and crises.

?The three most important findings of the study are:

?·????????Hegemonic wars repeat every 110 years, according to the author's statistical analysis of all wars since the beginning of the modern era. The last cycle includes the First and Second World Wars.

The war cycle developed from Germany's aspiration to become a world power. Dr Peetz predicts the acceleration in the war cycle from the year 2024.

This time the question is whether China will win the contest with the USA for global supremacy. Germany is a NATO member and will be militarily and economically involved in this conflict.

?·????????Wars have drastic effects on property rights and monetary stability.

The Great Depression in the 1930s led to massive bankruptcies and a banking crisis in Germany, which was completely over-indebted at the time, and finally ended in a flight of capital that was life-threatening for the state.

For this reason, the state later imposed a 25% "Reichsfluchtsteuer" (escape tax) in 1931.

Dr. Peetz transferred the pattern to the present day and justified this with the wave of bankruptcies and capital flight triggered by the Covid and energy crisis.

From 2024, the central banks (with the exception of the Swiss National Bank) would be able to put a stop to capital flight by introducing a digital central bank currency (see appendix).

The digital euro would then not only enable the state to block every single transaction or report it to the tax authorities, but above all to assign an expiry date to the new digital assets.

Dr Peetz believes that the government would break the expected resistance of the population and the effort to find loopholes - as in the past - by a state reward system for whistle-blowers.

?·????????Dr Peetz provides numerous examples of how families have successfully overcome wars and crises in the past.

He also mentions Switzerland and the role of the Swiss Chamber of Economics.

This is the hopeful message: wars may be brutal and cruel - but they can also accelerate development, enabling people to emerge from a major war with their families and assets intact.

?Consequently, the highest urgency is required and precious time must not be allowed to pass before the appropriate measures are introduced together with us and our partner banks.

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?Thank you for your attention and time!

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