Comments by "naas699" (@naas699) on "Geopolitical Economy Report"
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“The Colder War: How the Global Energy Trade Slipped from America's Grasp” by Marin Katusa. “If oil starts trading in non petro dollars (currencies other than the USD), the way of life for the average American is done, it will be worse than the Great Depression” – Marin Katusa
What did the US do to the last two world leaders who wanted to sell their oil in a currency other than the USD? Muammar Gaddafi & Saddam Hussein! Gaddafi pushed for a Pan African Gold backed currency, he was killed by a US backed revolution. Saddam Hussein wanted to sell oil in Euro’s – the US illegally invaded Iraq despite the UN saying they had no legal right, under the lie of weapons on mass destruction (WMD). Oddly after the US invaded, overthrew the Govt & installed a compliant puppet the discussion of oil for Euro’s never surfaced again.
With the formation of BRICS and its expansion, it too is causing massive global dedollarisation.
“Many countries resent the petrodollar system and their leading spokesperson is Putin. America should be very worried about what Putin can do, there is a new cold war going on – the colder war, who is the centre of this push? Putin. And the petrodollar is so crucial to the colder war, that the only thing holding America, right now, at the top, is the petrodollar. Let me make it very clear, if the petrodollar dies, so does America as a super power.” - Marin Katusa
As of 2011, roughly two-thirds of all $100 bills were held outside the U.S., according to an estimate by Ruth Judson, an economist at the Fed.
According to the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, nearly 80 percent of $100 bills—and more than 60 per cent of all US bills—are overseas.
It's a good thing for the U.S. that the world wants our money. As Bruce Bartlett recently pointed out, when foreigners hold U.S. dollars, they are effectively giving the U.S. government an interest-free loan.
“Over 70% of all US $100 bills in the world are held outside of the USA, there are more US$100 bills in Russia as there is in America” – Marin Katusa
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“The Colder War: How the Global Energy Trade Slipped from America's Grasp” by Marin Katusa. “If oil starts trading in non petro dollars (currencies other than the USD), the way of life for the average American is done, it will be worse than the Great Depression” – Marin Katusa
What did the US do to the last two world leaders who wanted to sell their oil in a currency other than the USD? Muammar Gaddafi & Saddam Hussein! Gaddafi pushed for a Pan African Gold backed currency, he was killed by a US backed revolution. Saddam Hussein wanted to sell oil in Euro’s – the US illegally invaded Iraq despite the UN saying they had no legal right, under the lie of weapons on mass destruction (WMD). Oddly after the US invaded, overthrew the Govt & installed a compliant puppet the discussion of oil for Euro’s never surfaced again.
With the formation of BRICS and its expansion, it too is causing massive global dedollarisation.
“Many countries resent the petrodollar system and their leading spokesperson is Putin. America should be very worried about what Putin can do, there is a new cold war going on – the colder war, who is the centre of this push? Putin. And the petrodollar is so crucial to the colder war, that the only thing holding America, right now, at the top, is the petrodollar. Let me make it very clear, if the petrodollar dies, so does America as a super power.” - Marin Katusa
As of 2011, roughly two-thirds of all $100 bills were held outside the U.S., according to an estimate by Ruth Judson, an economist at the Fed.
According to the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, nearly 80 percent of $100 bills—and more than 60 per cent of all US bills—are overseas.
It's a good thing for the U.S. that the world wants our money. As Bruce Bartlett recently pointed out, when foreigners hold U.S. dollars, they are effectively giving the U.S. government an interest-free loan.
“Over 70% of all US $100 bills in the world are held outside of the USA, there are more US$100 bills in Russia as there is in America” – Marin Katusa
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Now that Chapter 5 (Leave it to Bibi) has failed, on to Chapter 6 - look for the US to arm / fund terrorists etc inside Iran
2009 Brookings Institute “Which path to Persia” – a 170 page US oped on how to provoke & go to war with Iran devotes an entire chapter on Israel. Ch5 "Leave it to Bibi allowing or encouraging an Israeli military strike" - lists an advantage that if Israel attacks Iran, that Israel will be blamed on the global stage and not the US. The US did its usual - plausible deniability, saying it was Israel and Israel alone and the US had no knowledge of any attack. (despite the US providing lethal weapons, planning, providing targeting, approving an Israeli strike)
Introduction - The Trouble with Tehran: U.S. Policy Options toward Iran -
Part I Dissuading Tehran: The Diplomatic Options, Chapter 1: An Offer Iran Shouldn’t Refuse: Persuasion, Chapter 2: Tempting Tehran: The Engagement Option.
Part II Disarming Tehran: The Military Options - Ch3: Going All the Way: Invasion, Ch4: The Osiraq Option: Airstrikes, Ch5: Leave it to Bibi: Allowing or Encouraging an Israeli Military Strike.
Part III Toppling Tehran: Regime Change, Ch6: The Velvet Revolution: Supporting a Popular Uprising, Ch7 Inspiring an Insurgency: Supporting Iranian Minority And Opposition Groups, Ch8: The Coup: Supporting a Military Move Against the Regime.
Part IV Deterring Tehran: Containment, Chapter 9: Accepting the Unacceptable: Containment
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A. Wes Mitchell in the National Enquirer 21 Aug 2021 "THE GREATEST risk facing the twenty-first-century United States, short of an outright nuclear attack, is a two-front war involving its strongest military rivals, China and Russia. Such a conflict would entail a scale of national effort and risk unseen in generations, effectively pitting America against the resources of nearly half of the Eurasian landmass. It would stretch and likely exceed the current capabilities of the U.S. military, requiring great sacrifices of the American people with far-reaching consequences for U.S. influence, alliances, and prosperity. Should it escalate into a nuclear confrontation, it could possibly even imperil the country’s very existence. Given these high stakes, avoiding a two front war with China and Russia must rank among the foremost objectives of contemporary U.S. grand strategy. // Rather than trying to contain Russia and China simultaneously, the United States needs to find a way to stagger its contests with these two powers to ensure that it does not face both at the same time in a war."
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“The Colder War: How the Global Energy Trade Slipped from America's Grasp” by Marin Katusa. “If oil starts trading in non petro dollars (currencies other than the USD), the way of life for the average American is done, it will be worse than the Great Depression” – Marin Katusa
“What did the US do to the last two world leaders who wanted to sell their oil in a currency other than the USD? Muammar Gaddafi & Saddam Hussein! Gaddafi pushed for a Pan African Gold backed currency, he was killed by a US backed revolution. Saddam Hussein wanted to sell oil in Euro’s – the US illegally invaded Iraq despite the UN saying they had no legal right, under the lie of weapons on mass destruction (WMD). Oddly after the US invaded, overthrew the Govt & installed a compliant puppet the discussion of oil for Euro’s never surfaced again.”
With the formation of BRICS and its expansion, it too is causing massive global dedollarisation.
“Many countries resent the petrodollar system and their leading spokesperson is Vladimir Putin. America should be very worried about what Putin can do, there is a new cold war going on – the colder war, who is the centre of this push? Vladimir Putin. And the petrodollar is so crucial to the colder war, that the only thing holding America, right now, at the top, is the petrodollar. Let me make it very clear, if the petrodollar dies, so does America as a super power.” - Marin Katusa
As of 2011, roughly two-thirds of all $100 bills were held outside the U.S., according to an estimate by Ruth Judson, an economist at the Fed.
According to the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, nearly 80 percent of $100 bills—and more than 60 per cent of all US bills—are overseas.
It's a good thing for the U.S. that the world wants our money. As Bruce Bartlett recently pointed out, when foreigners hold U.S. dollars, they are effectively giving the U.S. government an interest-free loan.
“Over 70% of all US $100 bills in the world are held outside of the USA, there are more US$100 bills in Russia as there is in America” – Marin Katusa
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