The United States Treasury Dept is planning to send officials to key parts of the globe to act as enforcers for western sanctions against Russia. Essentially, it’s a blackmail and extortion tour, where Liz Rosenberg and Brian Nelson will visit non-compliant nations and central Western banking hubs to threaten foreign nations against continued noncompliance.
Whether any nation complies with the pressure campaign threats is still unknown. However, against the backdrop of various geopolitical alliances now cleaving the global economy, and with a larger network of non-western nations now forming their own trade partnerships without regard for Washington DC opinion, the effort to draw “with us” or “against us” lines could backfire.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Top sanctions officials from the U.S. Treasury Department plan special international trips this month to pressure firms and countries still doing business with Russia to cut off financial ties because of the war on Ukraine.
The message is that those working with Russia’s government must decide:
1. Continue to provide Moscow with material support or
2. Keep doing business with countries that represent 50 percent of the global economy.
Those are the choices to be laid out, senior Treasury officials told reporters on a call Friday. They spoke on the condition of anonymity to preview the travel plans.
Treasury officials Liz Rosenberg and Brian Nelson — specialists in sanctions and terrorist financing — will travel to Europe this month to meet with leaders of financial institutions in Switzerland, Italy and Germany. They plan to share intelligence on potential sanctions evaders and to warn of the potential penalties for failure to comply with international sanctions.
Rosenberg will also make a stop in the former Soviet republic of Kazakhstan to urge the country’s private businesses not to provide material or intelligence support to the Kremlin. Earlier this year, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken visited Kazakhstan to pledge U.S. support for its independence and to stress the importance of respect for “sovereignty, territorial integrity and independence.” (read more)
Nice country you got there…. it’d be a shame if anything happened to it.
I think the countries are already choosing and not in our favor.
I say “good.” This installed regime needs to be taken out.
The regime is doing to the US, what Alissa Heinerscheid did to Bud Light.
babe..you nail it !!!!!
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Let’s see, on one side of this we have the United States Treasury Dept holding paper without gold or petroleum to back it up. On the other side we have two countries holding petroleum, food and gold. Who would you listen too?
People need to eat, people need to stay warm, people need transportation. So just how stupid would this make EU and Central Asia, if they go along to get along.
Sir Francis…: A country’s natural resources are an important factor in securing the value of a country’s currency, but, productive capacity is more important. Most natural resources will remain in the ground (or not produced, or converted to useable form), without productive capacity, which, in turn, requires a highly educated workforce, well developed infrastructure, and an efficient means of financing new economic opportunities.
The US has abundant natural resources and unrivaled productive capacity, which requires more than just brute-force labor and low-level manufacturing. Our problem is our anti-American government.
Let’s see, with President Trump, none of these problems without President Trump. All of these problems.
People need to eat, people need to stay warm, people need transportation. So just how stupid would this make the American people, if they go along to get along.
Root cause:
World War II forced the rich to release their money, in order to pay for the war. So what do you think the real source of the liquidity, problem is?
In case of liquidity, problem in the banking system, liquidity provisions by central banks might
increase the perceived risk of currency devaluation, thereby increasing de-
posit withdrawals and inducing capital (and gold) outflows. According to
Eichengreen, far from acting as a stabiliser, the Gold Standard was actually
fostering financial instability and banking crises.
These dramatic events unfolded in what was to become the worst eco-
nomic crisis in the history of modern capitalism, until one by one countries
started exiting the Gold Standard, or imposing strict capital controls. This
is, according to Eichengreen, the main policy decision driving the World
economy out of the Depression. Indeed, the evidence shows that countries
exiting the Gold Standard earlier, recovered earlier and faster. 8 Absent
the external constraint on the nominal exchange rate, fiscal and monetary
expansion became possible. However, the Depression lingered for quite
some time, and it was eventually swept away only by the outbreak of
World War II.
https://sites.uclouvain.be/econ/DP/IRES/2018016.pdf
Wrong. The gold standard does nothing but match market demand for liquidity with bank supply of liquidity.
Even the recent gold purchases by Chyna et al are pointless. As Jude Wanniski pointed out, England had over two centuries of price stability after Newton established that currency as being a specific weight of gold; moreover, it did that with little actual specie. If the bank showed no interest in inflating the currency, trust in its value / stability strengthened and people were more than willing to hold paper currency rather than lugging around gold. The price of gold was merely a signal of whether they was too much or too little liquidity.
I could show you pictures of wheel barrels full of paper currency at the end of World War II. Without gold backing, it means what? Nothing
How about something closer to home. Ever tried to spend a Confederate Dollar?
He shoots 1” groupings at 100 yards with a “.223” also.
I don’t quite agree…Germany has great production capacity, but without access to natural resources, most of them coming from Russia, its industry is falling apart…
What happens when the rest of the World tells joketato&Co. to take our dollars and shove ’em after “Operation Shakedown Street” fails like everything else they do?
Joe will be told to sell it as another “success”
This will be like throwing a retirement party and nobody shows up. Except the retiree, who won’t even get a gold watch.
Just tell him there’s ice cream, he’ll show up like Pavlov’s dog.
Strength in numbers doesn’t apply to the EU.
Gosh, I sure wish those countries would / could take back their sovereignty.
there is no bargaining power…russia has cheap oil…and they sell it cheap.
the non conformers are oil based economies. they would self destruct attempting to throttle down.
joe malarkey made this problem…it’s his responsibility.
stop asking the entire world to fix something that joe malarkey broke.
this joe malarkey circus is insane.
God Bless America
regitiger: The Joe Malarkey Circus has three rings. One ring is for the insane. Another is for the un-American. The third ring makes money running the other two rings.
All part of
-the ring of fire
It wasn’t Joe. It was the other Fake #BasementPresident.
Agree. The folks running Obama and pretending his birth certificate was legit are the cabal of globalist idealist clowns now spoon feeding the geriatric invalid his actions.
O’Biden is not the only culprit in this. It’s more complicated. If one has to simplify, the wagging finger should ultimately point at decades of increasingly larger private/public debt (deficits) reliant on foreign borrowing to close the domestic savings/investment gap. Foreign public/private purchases of US debt instruments (e.g., securities) was based on high liquidity, low risk (i.e., low default probability) and stability of the dollar. The reserve currency assault will undermine stability of the dollar. The heart of the problem, nevertheless, is excessive debt and insufficient domestic savings.
This won’t end well for the U.S. gangsters. The world has turned a corner and countries are moving on. Looking out for their own interests and security. The Neocon playbook is living on borrowed time. And they very well may go even more destructive as this reality hits them.
It’s like abused family members refusing any more contact with a methed out individual who has blown treatment again. They have their own lives to worry about and have been lied to, beaten up and stolen from for the last time.
“The Neocon playbook is living on borrowed time.”
And now with an apparently depleted military, the US has no stick with which to threaten the non compliant.
F*** I hope Putin lobs a nuke into DC. The west will be totally finished if the Fed indeed goes ahead with a digital currency (why are all these policies being implemented Top Down? Did anyone vote for a digital currency…?)
Something here reminds me of the Jamal Khashoggi incident.
I don’t think this is going to turn out the way they want. It will be bad, in the way that the same people always suffer for the incompetence – which is a feature in this regime, not a bug.
In doing so, they double down on stupid and evil. The US may have access to 50% of the economy, but if these belligerent actions continue, we may be forced to be isolationist.
No one likes threats. They may be Keyboard Kowboys in their minds, but Reality Check is a biotch.
Social Credit Scoring for Nations. Not just multi national corporations.
US Treasury Bills are held knee deep around the world by foreign financial companies and foreign banks as colateral (e.g. Saudi Arabia, U.K. and CCP China). T-Bills are a security and a liquidity traded everywhere. In a worse-case scenario they all get anxious and decide to liquidate maybe 15pc of their holding to decrease risk… watch out as the dollar exchange value takes a 10 to 15pc drop… forcing up prices of all imports in America: medicines, cars, Walmart stuff, solar stuff, computer hardware, i-phones, tranny running shoes and gym wear, and all that US-Last-Wall-St profit scheme takes a serious hit.
I am sure the globalist AI market trading machines such as ALADDIN have derivative insurance (hedges) to minimise the dollar-wobble risk to themselves but to Main Street and the credit-debt poor it means things get tougher and they increase the slide in standard-of-living and therefore boost the welfare industry, in time for the 2024 DNC election pork barrelling promises.
This!
Possible best argument for the countries about to be threatened is:
Any country that politically indicts the leader of their national opposition party on bogus charges and has relentlessly tried to depose him with hoaxes and corrupt Special Counsels when he was elected to the WH can no longer be trusted on anything or considered worthy to lecture the rest of the world about who they do business with. The Biden policies at home are disastrous and even suicidal to your country’s future so buzz off and go back to corrupt DC!
May their plane disappear in the Bermuda Triangle! 🙏 Lord, thy will be done!
Operation Foot Bazooka.
If the US were serious about sanctions on Russian and being a role model why do they not ban the import of all uranium from Russia? They are hypocrites.
The US is still buying Russian oil. It gets shipped to Turkey first, and then they call it Turkish oil. Its all a scam and scheme on the American people.
What size table will they have? Xi Macron size? Or Trump other leader size?
🫢
And they wonder why we are despised around the world. NeoCon philosophy runs deep in the Uni-Party
So the Swiss Banks can no longer be relied upon for privacy? There’s an opportunity for another small country to take over this role. Or even a big country.
Sad that this is my country. The Biden administration is bereft of all human decency. They do not know how to work with other countries. They are so used to being able to threaten, sanction, overthrow governments, and use military force. They know how to bomb and destroy countries.
If the US would only look at what China has been doing with the Belt and Road Initiative. No interference in the government, no legal or governmental changes, doesn’t try to get the country to accept LGBTQ+ agendas or green agendas. Offering countries infrastructure projects to help their economies so the country improves their economy and can pay back the loans for the infrastructure work.
Lukashenko of Belarus at first wanted to deal with both the west and Russia. Then the US worked hard to overthrow him in the last election with protests and violence, called his election fraudulent. So, he cracked down on the protesters and western infiltrators. In response, we claimed “human rights abuses” and put sanctions on Belarus. Lukashenko has turned more and more to Russia to overcome the western sanctions and has had many meetings and agreements with Russia in the last year – last week met with Vladimir Putin – even in his private apartment in the Kremlin. They have become close because they are making plans that mutually help each other.
When Mr. Putin went to Cuba, he forgave $32 billion in loans from the Soviet era. When Obama went to Greece, he didn’t bring anything and told Greece to continue their austerity program to be able to pay loans.
Belt and Road is used to create unplayable debt to the nation China loans to. When that defaults, China takes over key infrastructure for repayment, ie ports, railways, mines, airports, logistics terminals, etc. See all over Africa.
Don’t fool yourself into thinking China is doing Belt & Road initiatives out of good will.
….BS…GLOBALIST.
BS, huh? Try this small sample out:
9/10/18 – African Liberty- Zambia turns over to China ZESCO – national electricity; ZNBC – national broadcast (televison)
Sri Lanka – recent economic collapse – forced to turn over control of a major port. See all kinds of articles all over the internet.
Known other countries that are in financial distress to China and risk losing infrastructure: Nigeria, Kenya, Pakistan, Kyrsystan.
You call down the Thunder, I’ll bring down the Lightning!
Disprove anything I just listed!!!!
Correct. A rather clueless post. It’s closer to home than many think. Talk to an ex-pat Jamaican some time about the wonders of Chinese influence in that country. The same China that deliberately avoided containment at the initial onset of Covid.
Chyna is doing what the IMF has always done, with the exception of taking possession of whatever was being financed in the first place
Belt and Road also bypasses having to ship goods via sea and ports.
If the FJB admin was smart, they are not, they wouldn’t touch this with a ten foot pole.
But, they are not smart.
So, they will.
And they will learn that their threats mean nothing.
They ignore Macron’s position at their own peril.
Joebama making them hate us one country at a time.
The satanic imagery with Biden tells the rest of the story.
They’re gonna tell us to pound sand…
Are they going to start with France, Ha ha.
US + vassals representing 50% of the world GDP, that is a bold claim. Would like to see a source on that.
I did some quick research and it looks to more in the 25-40% max range depending which economies you count. The trend seems to be down with emerging markets getting a bigger share. (emerging up, US+vassal states down)
Also interesting how much of the financial sector meltdown (the CURRENT one, not the 2008 one) is going to trim off that number as the West have a lot of paper assets (derivatives anyone?). HOWEVER the West does not have a majority of the resources (rare earth minerals for one) nor majority of production capacity.
Also wonder how many of the US vassal states are going to throw in the sanctions towel early (Japan buying Russian oil above cap, France buying Chinese LNG in Yuan (that originates from Russia), South Korea cough cough) Not everybody can ride out the sanctions, there’s a point where it becomes a toss up between running your country in the ground and being blown up by tomahawks.
I too would like to see a source. At best, I’m guessing it might be close to true if what is meant is “regular” GDP (exchange rate basis), which are still cited in the media because they seem to show the western economies as still the greatest share of world markets, even though everyone serious knows that the Purchasing Power Parity measure of GDP is more realistic. By the latter measure China alone is already a larger economy than the US, and the Russian economy nearly as large as Germany’s. But even that measure fails to focus specifically on the productive sectors of the various economies (agriculture, industry and construction). China’s productive sector alone is larger than that of the US and Europe combined. Russia’s is larger than Germany’s. The article linked here doesn’t quite speak to the combined economic strength of the US and its vassals, but provides much relevant data on the relative sizes of the Chinese and Russian economies by the various measures. https://americanaffairsjournal.org/2022/11/assessing-the-russian-and-chinese-economies-geostrategically/
China is more an assembler than a vertically integrated producer.
It cannot feed its own people. It can’t indigenously produce its own advanced chips or jet engines. Its propensity for IP theft is well known and driven largely by necessity.
China has deep vulnerabilities that are exploitable.
“The message is that those working with Russia’s government must decide:
1. Continue to provide Moscow with material support or
2. Keep doing business with countries that represent 50 percent of the global economy.”
Except that the way things are progressing, the economies of the western (Globalist/ Woke) countries that have been representing 50% of the global economy are shrinking and NOT going to be in any majority as the BRICS-allied nations’ collective economies surpasses them.
Such a dilemma for people who don’t deal with reality well.
This is why they also call it “The BRICS+ member application tour”
Oh, and the US might just leak our/your top secret comms to the whole wide world.
and
It could be weeks or months before the US even discovers that we were hacked.
Riiiiiiiiiiiight.
Nobody should heed the US gov.
INCLUDING YOU N ME!
Dang Sundance, that graphic of Biden at the podium at the top of this thread is frightening.
To me, your intent seems crystal clear:
Who can’t see evil now?
My entire family, both immediate and extended.
I’m sorry Fionnagh. I am truly truly sorry.
My family glazes over, not wanting to remember that I was usually proven on point with most of my eye roll inducing commentary over the years. A couple of them say “What can we do about it?” A couple of them mumble “doomer” and go back to their all consuming smart control device an all imortant tool of our impending enslavement.
Mine, too.
ALL DEMS AND RINOS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
>>> “Who can’t see evil now?”
The folks who haven’t been red-pilled yet, the folks who still thinks it’s only the mainstream media that tells the truth.
This dynamic would change overnight – for the better – if somehow the mainstream media dropped even one truth-nuke on the American public, something shocking, to get EVERYONE’S undivided attention.
A bunker buster, if you will.
Then follow that up with rapid-fire salvos of the REALLY bad stuff (think children) that most folks sadly don’t know about yet (and who’s eyes quickly glass over if you try to “go there” with them).
The mainstream media’s firewall has to be breached. We don’t have enough time remaining, in my opinion, to save our country, and the world, with “just” guerilla journalism alone.
We need critical mass NOW.
~ EM
Yes–but Unrestrained Patriotism kept him out of this madness, too.
its simple; President Trump didn’t play the war game
and didn’t allowed it to be played against us by other countries
Postage stamps going up to 66cents.
Have to keep the mail in ballot producers and haulers happy and in place
I wonder why the Democrats arent protesting and falling over eachother that this is “election interference [mail ballots] and preventing poor people from casting their vote! voter suppression! racist stamps!”
Ah well, maybe they should vote through a text message.. 😉
Dont forget to sign that envelope while you frantically lick your expensive stamp.
The literal world scenery right now:
BRICS: Join us. Self sufficiency. Good things. And you have a say… you decide for your own country. Think about it.
The West:
WTF?
Seriously, we will own you. Sanctions. Threats. Stuff, you can’t imagine. THREATS I TELL YOU!!!
BRICS: **Yawn***
Western World: DAMN YOU!!!!! SERIOUSLY DAMN you……um,yes, damn you.
The rest of the world:
……..
Wanna go on that trip to party with Liz again…
Full blown Hitler tactics. Got news for you cat daddy, Asia, et al, will give you the single finger salute and March away laffing. I know the mind set, I live in Asia. A lot of Trump supporters here. Biden is seen as a joke.
Soooo …. when does this hit the equivalent point of 1933 Germany and one is a Jew? As a patriot, my inclination is to fight and to think this is transient and all will be well because there are too many good people on our side. We will VOTE HARDER!
Or I can move to “Panama” (or where ever) and have more freedom and less fear for my personal safety and to preserve my property. If I am to live in a Banana Republic I would at least like the benefit of the bananas…
…no need to wonder why there are nations wanting to get away from the American dollar…One of the main reasons why there is a Donald J. Trump and a movement called MAGA.
Seriously, the world is sick of America, and I just worry about what they may do to ordinary Americans. I hope Eastern terrorists are smarter than in the past, and know who their targets should be. The IRA only ever got one target right, and it always makes me wonder if most terrorists are real, or if its CIA ops against its own people.
The world isn’t weary of America.
The world responds to strength and firmness of purpose. The US presently lacks both.
Basically, speeding up the process of de-dollarization.
At least since the end of WW II, the IC has done horrible things in our name. It’s no wonder the rest of the world wants to get away from dealing with us. Efforts such as those being reported here by Sundance will only serve to underscore the absolute necessity for these countries to build new alliances, bypassing the U.S. and the $USD.
Time out.
I’m well aware of US culpabilities globally.
In context, the rest of the world has been no better and often worse. The moral dimensions to all of this are much more complicated.
Gosh, I hope they tell those twerps to pound sand!
The rest of the world is pretty tired of our crap and doing what they need to do to protect themselves and we are going to try turn all to abandon the dollar against us. Joe is running us like a mafia.
I think the “dollar devaluation news”, and the NYT “leaking of Ukraine war secrets news” will be papered over with the “push-comes-to-shove NATO news”. The original provocation in Ukraine rejection of peace talks pre-Feb ’22 was to make “distraction news” and avert gaze from the “Covid pandemic atrocity.”
In the morning news here in Australia is an invitation to the Prime Minister to visit NATO HQ (yet again) just as the spring weather makes military moves on the ground in Ukraine easier. No doubt NATO chiefs will seek approval for escalation incl. Australian troops. We are already training Ukr infantry… I get the WW3 chills. “They” want Australia to become a paid up member of NATO. FGS! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foreign_relations_of_NATO
Why? As a Aussie soldier in March ’03 I was on base in Darwin when Bush sent in the cruise missiles and launched against Baghdad. After the speech we all saw live on CNN, Darwin went to ‘delta’ condition, upped security and sandbagged base entrances etc. Over horizon radar and other overwatch assets were on high alert because the world’s largest Islamic nation is half the distance to Darwin than the distance Darwin is to Sydney. Fortunately Indonesia kept a lid on internal pressure from fundamentalists to assist Iraq. But then the Bali Bombing / massacre…
Australia has sent troops to every UN Peace Keeping Task ever, even Israel pre-independence. I know an old Aussie guy who was there when the King David Hotel was blown up. Australia sent troops to the Korean conflict, and later to South Vietnam (for nearly a decade). My childhood male role-model was KIA in ’66. Cambodia, Serbia, Somalia… Then we were in Iraq. Then a decade in Afghanistan. All of these were critical to World Peace and the MIC. The older generation has become very cynical about it all. Side-crisis; “We need more artillery shells… but the stores are bare.” Give me a break.
World War is taking shape. Lusitania type provocations will happen again. WW3. International banker crimes will be covered over. The world needs to pray that evil “principalities and powers in the air” are rebuked. All of this happened because of criminal Globalism First policies, not Trump’s America First policies.
2Co1126: Spot-on, mate! (how’s my Aussie?)
Australia has always been willing to send our soldiers to fight THEIR wars
The story of Australia’s wartime leadership is told in an absorbing new book, The War Game, by distinguished historian David Horner.
It examines why and how decisions were made to send troops to these nine wars, the relationships between prime ministers and military commanders, the structures in which they operated, and the lessons that have, or should have, been learnt.
https://www.theaustralian.com.au/commentary/australia-always-primed-to-fight-someone-elses-battle/news-story/a5b2f2cbd3533142aba41c9812feb77d
snip:
The belief that Australia must follow the US into every conflict, as it did Britain before World War II, is seen as a homage to “great and powerful friends”. This notion that we need a mighty protector, who will come to our aid at a time of danger because we have responded to their trumpet sound of war, permeates this book. We are, it is said, always a reliable and dependable ally.
Horner chronicles the decision by the Hawke government to commit naval forces to liberate Kuwait from Iraq in 1990.
Hawke was eager to contribute to George HW Bush’s multinational force and saw an advantage in committing early. (In 1950, the Menzies government acted quickly to send an infantry battalion to South Korea also believing it would be advantageous.)
US records of phone conversations between Hawke and Bush show just how eager Hawke was. Although not referenced in Horner’s book, they make for cringe-worthy reading.
and
This book draws on a wide range of archival sources, interviews, reports, journals and books to examine wartime leadership. One of the striking aspects is how little influence Australia has had over the conduct of wars once our forces have been deployed, even though our military leadership, personnel and equipment are often highly valued.
To guide future leaders, Horner concludes with a series of 10 rules for navigating “the war game”. Perhaps the most important is drawn from the failure of the US in Iraq – although Vietnam and Afghanistan have echoes – and that is to be suspicious about any future US war plan given how “deeply flawed” was the process for deciding to go to that war.
With “the drums of war” beating yet again in our own region, as we have recently been told, this book serves as a useful primer for a new Prime Minister who could soon be faced with a grave decision of his own.
IT ALREADY HAPPENED WITH AFKAKISTAN AND THE IRAQ WAR.
The screaming mad man in the White House and his Russian Bolshevik handlers are desperate for some semblance of a victory in Ukraine after the Afghanistan withdrawal debacle. Ukraine is a hundred year personal grudge match for Biden’s handlers and the destruction of Russia means a lot more to them than anything that happened in Afghanistan.
The depths of depravity in the ruling class continues to shock and amaze me
But they are now realizing: “What about the other 50%?” And also: does “The West” actually(!) represent the share, both of population and physical resources, that it says it does?
This is actually a perfectly valid BUSINESS question, with repercussions around the world.
And, as Sundance in his usual wisdom now suggests, will these “pressure tactics” cause the USA-expected “capitulation,” or will it instead confirm what an increasing number of nations and international businessmen already have realized?
“This frankly stinks of extortion or blackmail.”
Because: each of these nations and these businesses exist to collectively represent the interests of various “parcels of real human beings.” Whether they be “citizens” or “stakeholders.” In the end, they must represent them and if necessary fight for them. Those are the rules.
Even though “the USA” today represents slightly more than 332 million human beings, “the worldwide economy” represents the collective interests of more than 6 billion. Exactly how much “influence” should this much-greater economy prudently continue to afford to “us = U.S.?” If there is any “prudence” remaining now at all?
It’s A PERFECTLY FAIR QUESTION, and it’s being decided right now.
“Hubris goeth before the fall.” But I daresay that no one in the greater world community actually wants to see you “fall.” I think they merely want you to “change.” Perhaps: “to grow up.”
If these countries have a fraction of the disdain I have for this regime, this will not go well.
In for a penny.. In for the future of the US Dollar!
But … as the entire world is now beginning to very rightly ask: “Why does ‘the US Dollar’ still enjoy this ‘almighty’ status?” Is it still because of Henry Kissinger? Isn’t he dead yet? (Amazingly enough: “no!”)
A perfectly fair question.
If “we” have legitimate business interests that are being undermined by this “special status,” and especially when we realize that “the issuing nation” intends(!) to “harm us thereby,” then we have to band together and do something. We have no other choice. We cannot continue to allow you to intentionally harm us. We have to show you that you are no longer “all-powerful.” The sun also “set” on the British empire. And upon every single “empire” before that. We have to show you that “your ‘sun’ has set, and we are moving on as we must.”
The biggest evaders are in Europe. What a joke. They just buy back Russian oil with a different nation tag.
So what have here is more bullying. Our leaders never learn.
Nobody takes these 🤡s seriously.
Seriously how many color revolutions can they run around the globe while they’re running one here too?
I think they ran out of other Countries to run them in or thought they had pulled so many that they perfected it so they went for the Big Enchilada..
Yes go help countries make up their minds to join up with the multipolar community
That’s a really useful observation. Money has been propping up Bitcoin which is now at 30k.
All “money” or “near-money” is getting away from the U.S. dollar.
$5 TRILLION printed during the Covid Scam, and it is not going back into the bottle.