The International Monetary Fund Slows the Development of Democracies

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is an organization of 187 countries, working to foster global monetary cooperation, secure financial stability, facilitate international trade, promote high employment and sustainable economic growth, and reduce poverty around the world.(click)  I conclude that the IMF program and its money system slows the development of democracies.

A nation cannot build a democracy by using a world money system because all nations build democracies differently and at different speeds.  Thus, I say that natural minerals, such as gold, silver, etc., should not be used as the standard for a world money system.  Since all natural minerals are made by God, all natural minerals should be bartered among democracies.

Thus, I say that building a democracy by a nation must be based on that nation's money system and its standard. Since God made all lands and minerals, bartering among democracies must be established so that all democratic people are treated equally. Rapidly developing democracies should  thus become models rather than leaders.

When the private money system of a developing democracy has been created, the government of this nation can develop a system of full employment, a system of futuristic programs, and a system of natural human life.  These systems are necessary because I say that a person will likely be reborn again after death in a different nation.

Unless one studies the theories of 'God' and  'life after death,' my thinking in this blog will not be understood.