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@chinguunerdenebadrakh7022 Nah. That's not the reason. The reason Euro cannot replace the USD is that the US attacked European in Saddam and Gaddafi eras.
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@blablup1214 Bro. Some countries have used QR codes like India and China. They can trade without USD.
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@peterchan5817 nah bro, US dollar dominance was caused by the collapse of the Soviets. Thus the world has no option to use USD. Saddam and Gaddafhy were killed when they wanted to use Euro to sell their oil and gas and European was destroyed by the Fed too.
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The speaker is so stupid. LOL. I certainly sure that he is an American. The way he thinks confirms that.
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Hi bro, de-dollarisation doesn't mean using Yuan. BRICS have learnt so much when Goldman Sachs attacked European due to Gaddafi and Saddam's decision to use Euro for selling their oils. Because of those people's decisions, the USA killed them. In Euro, the same situation happened too. German, if there was no China lent it cash, German is gone by now. When the Fed hit European, German was one of the worst one who get the effects of the Fed attack. That's why BRICS will never create its own currency Because that de-dollarization is not using any world currency, the USA will find it hard to target any country to be destroyed. This is something that Americans cannot understand. If you see all 200 countries trade, 90% of their trading is done to only less than 15 countries. So swap currency is the best. This Youtube is propaganda of the USA. Vietnam has a trade agreement with the USA and is intended to counter China as a manufacturer for the world. Why? Vietnam is a communist country with very productive people just like in any other ex-communist country all over the world. That's why in Vietnam, you see more USD then Yuan.
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The speaker is so stupid. LOL. I certainly sure that he is an American. The way he thinks confirms that.
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Byzantine has never manipulated its currency not like the USD now.
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The speaker is so stupid. LOL. I certainly sure that he is an American. The way he thinks confirms that
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@RenBR Bro, the way you think is too odd. Japan becomes a world currency and tradeable because they sell its goods to all countries in the world. Imagine Japan got all 200 countries' currencies in the world. Could those collected currencies be redeemed? China does the same thing too. The problem is India relies heavily on the USA. Almost 71% of India's total exports are to the USA. India doesn't put its eggs in differently. Definitely, India is facing difficulties to0.
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@Kun..07 Nah, the USD is strong because of oil petro dollar agreement.
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@Kun..07 Bro, you have to understand how the petrodollar works. It is not stable but it has been manipulated to non-USA allies. The USA has mechanisms to manipulate its currency's values such as Swift codes and economic sanctions. When countries trade to others using swift codes, they have to open their bank accounts in the USA. So when China wants to buy goods from India. China exchanges its currency to the USD in China and then brings this USD to the China bank account in the USA thus transferring this money to India's bank account in the USA. Soros and Goldman Sachs have used this technology. That's why by using the above system, the USA knows which month a country needs the USD more than the other 11 months in a year. For example 1. USA allies a. the UK - 1 USD = 1 Pound b. European - 1 USD = 1 Euro c. Jordan - 1 USD = 0.3 Jordan dollar d. Singapore - 1 USD = S$1 e. etc 2. Non-USA allies a. Indonesia. In 1969, 1 USD = Rp 7.5. In 2017, 1 US D= Rp 2000. In 2018 when Soros came, 1 USD = Rp 16,800. b. Iraq, in Saddam's era 1 USD = 0.3 Iranian dinar. Now 1 USD = 1400 dinar after the US sanctions. c. Venezuela. Last year 1 USD = 2,722 Venezuelan Bolivar. Now 1 USD = 1.5 million Bolivars thanks to the US sanctions d. iran. Last year 1 USD = 21,000 Iranian Real. Now 1 USD = 42,000 real. The question is why the USD is only stable in its allies?
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@Kun..07 If you want to see how the USD is manipulated by using a petrodollar, you can see the sample below. Petrodollar is an agreement between President Nixon and King Abdullah from Saudi Arabia. With this agreement, Saudi sales its oil only in the USD and invest the profit to the US. Meaning when the oil price is high, the USD is high in value too but not vice versa. If you see 20/20, a US TV program, where the US 20/20 anchor interviewed Shah Iran, Nixon stated that in 1970, the USA had the biggest FDI in the world which was about USD 500 billion from Saudi Profit on its oil sales. When the USA is in war, thanks to Brent (the UK) and Texas (the USA) crude oil index, Saudi and many oil producers sell their oil with the same volume but at higher prices. Those indexes keep telling the world due to the war, the supply of oil is in danger. But actually every day, there will be new oil minings found in the world. Thus when the USA is at war, anything related to the oil such as transportation, wages etc will increase. This gives pressure on all local currencies in the world and triggers inflation. The pressure on local currencies is getting worse when the USD value is increasing too thanks to the petrodollar. The cost of borrowing monies like Sri Lanka has experienced and the cost of importing goods will increase too. Thus, this gives pressure on local currencies and triggers inflation. The USA is no exception. To control US inflation, the Fed will increase its rates. Thus this will give extra pressure on local currencies as the USD will go back home. This you can see from the US inflation rates since the war began. To maximise the profit from the war, the USA will escalate the war so it creates fear in countries surrounding the targeted country to request security from the US such as buying weapons etc. For example, Europe's debts doubled this year during the war compared to during the Covid19. The same thing happens to Taiwan too. When the contracts have been signed, the money flew to the USA. This will reduce the inflation rate in the USA and increase its economic growth like you can see now.
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@Aliens1337 Indonesia is not my country. Besides Indonesia, there are heaps of countries where the USD is manipulated especially countries with rich natural resources like Venezuela, Iraq, etc that are not the USA-allies. You need carefully read my comments. Indonesia's currency plummeted due to Soros. While others like Iraq, Iran, etc were due to the US sanctions. Sri Lanka and Pakistan were punished because they have a close relationship with China. Argentine is also sanctioned by the USA.
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@dashmeetsingh9679 Many countries say the USA is bad because the USA wants its hegemony forever which hurts many countries like India and China, countries with a massive population. Imagine the average income for Americans is USD 70K a year with a 400 million population. By doing math, a year's USA income is about USD 28 Trillion. As the USA doesn't want any country to surpass it. It means USD 28 Trillion/1.5 billion population of India. This equals to $18.6K a year maximum. By creating limitations, the USA has breached human rights where everyone has the same right to get maximum benefits from a country's economy. Secondly, the USA will always force other countries to follow its policy otherwise a sanction is waiting. Most of its policies are not right. For example, the USA has asked the world to trade with China through globalization and now it has asked the world to decouple China. Another sample of the bad policy of the USA is its democracy. Everyone in the USA can bribe their politicians and presidential candidates through lobbying fees. These activities are tax activities. Meaning Americans can claim those and pay taxes. Trump has accepted billion-dollar lobbying fees from the US weapons manufacturing associates for his presidential campaign. That's why no politicians nor any USA presidents care about weekly mass shootings that killed many innocent people such as pupils. The USA sanctions also against humanity. For example. Your father lives in Venezuela and relies heavily on heart medicines from the USA at least one pill a day. This costs him USD 1/pill. Last year 1 USD = 2,722 Venezuelan Bolivars, now 1 USD = 1.5 million Bolivars. My question to you is how hard is your father to work to catch up with this manipulative USD? Another sample is the promotion of LGBT. Yes everyone knows that some people are LGBT. But promoting it can make more people become LGBT. When that happens, who will create children?
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@Aliens1337 Simple question to you bro, how did Soros and Goldman Sachs know what month a country needed more dollars compared to the other 11 months when they attacked countries? You may be aware the world bank has asked all 200 countries on earth to surrender their financial reports so that in the end those data will be saved in the CIA. Because of those corrupt activities, many countries are scared to give true financial reports to the world bank. Imagine because of manipulating USD activities, a country's debt like Venezuela can be ballooned from let's say 2.722 billion Bolivars (if Venezuela's total debts were USD 1 million and 1 USD = 2,722 Bolivars like last year) to 1.5 quadrillion Bolivars. My question to you is how hard do you have to work just to make your country pay its USD 1 million debts?
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@jorgeamadosoriaramirez8953 the problem is the US is creating systems that manipulate the world for its own interests. Once, The UK ex PM, Winston Churchill, has stated "to control a country, control its energy. To control the world, control its currency". The UK controlled the world energy through colonized nations that are rich in natural resources like the USA (the USA is the richest country on earth on its natural resources), Canada (the fourth richest country on earth on its natural resources), Australia (the eighth richest country on earth on its natural resources), South Africa has the biggest diamond mining on earth, etc. Because of this, the pound was the most powerful currency on earth up to the 1970s. The USA manipulates the system through Bretton Wood which has forced the world to use USD. By using the Petrodollar agreement, the USD is pegged against the oil price. To support this petrodollar policy from trains and mass public transport systems to cars and any petrol consumers policy. The US then forced the world to create roads and globalisation to sell more cars, jets etc in order to support the petrodollar agreement. The result of this policy is global warming. CO2 from cars is the 2nd largest gas contributing to global warming. And what the USA has done to this wrongdoing? Nothing. Even the USA has not asked to apologise for this to the world. Many countries lost their lands due to global warming and have experienced every day tornado alikes.
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@Kun..07 Trading with multiple currencies is the essence of de-dollarization. When you trade with the USD, you have to convert your local currency to the USD. Mostly you will get lost on it called exchange rate risk. When the USD is converted to your seller country's currency, you mostly lost again. So rather than losing lots, why don't your country do swap currency with its trading partners? besides there are heaps of world currencies that are cheaper than the USD. the question is why do you have to use one of the most expensive currencies to borrow and buy import goods, especially since the USD is like a bank interest rate that can fluctuate at insane value (like Venezuela from 1 USD = 2,722 Bolivars in 2022 into 1 USD = 1.5 million Bolivars? Why do you need a middle man currency?
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@Kun..07 It is made in purpose to make the USD a universal currency. When the USA is strong, white supremacy continues.
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@dashmeetsingh9679 Globalisation will never hurt the USA. Why? Remember when Saddam and Gaddafi started to change the USD to Euro for their oils or when Soros attacked Asian countries? Without globalisation, Soros and Goldman Sachs cannot bring their loot in real-time. Globalisation in finance has helped them to bring those in the USA in real-time. That's the first reason. A second reason, when the petrodollar policy is running, the USD value will sky rocket like what has happened in Venezuela. Due to the war, 1 USD = 1.2 million Bolivars now compared to 1 USD = 2,722 Bolivars last year. How many corrupt politicians in the world and assets can be bought at very insane rates using USD? To illustrate this let's say a Venezuelan politician is happy to get 1.5 million Bolivars to make a corrupt law that allows a particular US company to invest there. When 1 USD = 2,722 Bolivar, that company has to spend 1.5 million Bolivar/2,722 Bolivar = USD 551. Now 1 USD = 1.5 million Bolivars thus that company only spends 1.5 million Bolivars/1.5 million Bolivars = 1 USD. Can you imagine the cost to pay a corruptor in Venezuela has reduced from USD 551 to only USD 1? This applies to world assets too. Because of this manipulative USD, many countries like Argentine will always be the USA slaves.
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@Kun..07 It means with 1 USD = 1.5 million compared to 1 USD = 2,722 in 2022 and a Venezuelan corruptor is happy to receive a bribe of 1.5 million Bolivars, the USA can pay 551 corrupt politicians now compared to the 2022 year where with USD 551, the USA can have 1 Venezuelan corrupt politicians.
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The speaker is so stupid. LOL. I certainly sure that he is an American. The way he thinks confirms that
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The speaker is so stupid. LOL. I certainly sure that he is an American. The way he thinks confirms that.
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@OriginalPiMan Gold and silver cannot be manipulated like oil with Petrodollar where saudi at that time was the biggest oil producers on earth.
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@dtsai The world has 5 world currencies where 4 are the USA allies. Meaning, those will also take the USD pie too. That's De-dollarization already. Those three the USA allies world currency will never2 be manipulated like the USD now, thanks to petrodollar. If every country does swap currency to their majority trading partners, that will reduce the use of the USD too. So it is a matter of time the USD will go.
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