Comments by "Sciagurrato" (@sciagurrato1831) on "How can BRICS de-dollarize the financial system?" video.

  1. She’s a bit insecure, trying to take personal credit for what was obviously a team effort, yet she is clearly an insider as Ben points out. She makes several good technical points, such as the legal jurisdiction of BRICS Clear. Her response to Ben’s comment that BRICS is not interested in dedollarizing non-BRICS capital market @24:00 is valid. China has no interest in exposing itself to the financial shenanigans of the speculators and grifters that comprise so much of financial “engineering”.
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  2. Tyson is the most deeply informed guest you’ve ever had on the show and certainly the most “inside/outside” expert in global finance (with the possible exception of Richard Werner). She makes some brilliant and rarely heard statements: “China has had near zero inflation for thirty years and no year with zero growth….China has hacked stability….and this is what it’s trying to spread [to the rest of the world]”. And her follow up comment on the split of HSBC is most interesting (HSBC was the object of a lawsuit by Ping An, one of its largest shareholders who wanted the bank broken into two pieces). Her observations on China’s evident preparations for war — and its stockpiling — are truly provocative. Her answers to Ben’s question at the end are simply dazzling in their expansiveness and her positive comments on progress in Asia and the Sahel are gratifying to learn. Radhika is very persuasive on capital controls. Please have her on again soon. And Professor Richard Werner.
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  3. Tyson is the most deeply informed guest you’ve ever had on the show and certainly the most “inside/outside” expert in global finance (with the possible exception of Richard Werner). She makes some brilliant and rarely heard statements: “China has had near zero inflation for thirty years and no year with zero growth….China has hacked stability….and this is what it’s trying to spread [to the rest of the world]”. And her follow up comment on the split of HSBC is most interesting (HSBC was the object of a lawsuit by Ping An, one of its largest shareholders who wanted the bank broken into two pieces). Her observations on China’s evident preparations for war — and its stockpiling — are truly provocative. Please have her on again soon. And Professor Richard Werner.
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