About the author
Chase Carlton’s unique lifestyle includes living on a sailboat in the Caribbean for many years while his business interests have kept him involved with international business and finance. The Dinar Date was inspired by people, events and confidential conversations. The world of cruising sailors has supplied varied viewpoints, information and enjoyment relative to currencies and theories about who and what controls the global economies. This book was inspired by discussions with people that arise at crazy hours, to trade currency on the world exchanges as they open. Exposure to a large group of fascinating people, with a wealth of solid ideas and resources, demanded investigation.
Drawing on multiple sources of news and information, which far exceeds the limited and censored news provided by mainstream media, a variety of provocative questions are raised. There is an increasing body of material, facts, theories, rumors, exposés, blogs, books and newsletters that address the growing global economic crisis and governmental power struggles. The first book in this series brings readers into intriguing little known aspects of the worlds of sailing and international finance.
The second book in the unfolding story of international currency revaluations and personal survival is underway. It explores scenarios and events post RV amidst multiple power struggles. Quaid deals with the risks and options created by new found wealth.
Chase is an avid nature photographer and spends much of his time exploring the more remote portions of the countries he visits. Saving whales and dolphins from the devastating underwater sonic programs of the US Navy are two of his concerns for preserving the vanishing marine life in our oceans.