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The SADO Emergency Capital Deposit Program is part of a broader program called the Liability to Asset Exchange Redemption Program, or “LAXP” designed by the Globe Union Reserve Bank and the six (6) regional Reserve Banks (Americas Union, Asia Union, Africans Union, Arabian Union, Euro Union and Oceanic Union) to transition the global economy from an unsustainable debt based system to an efficient and stable asset-capital based system which does not require highly price volatile precious (metals such as gold or silver as the primary asset underwriting currency values. |
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Developed over fifteen years (15) with actual construction commencing of global currency ledgers, global account ledgers and systems in 2008, the LAXP is set to provide a clear path to providing adequate capital and financial stability to enable the creation of new jobs, improvement in living conditions, increase in fair trade and long term sustainable growth from 2010 and beyond. |
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Liabilty to Asset Currency Exchange Redemption Program ("LAXP") 
