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The Russia reference doesn’t seem forced since the explanation for increased abandonments is attempts to skirt sanctions against Russian.

Also, who gave the US regime the single authority to impose unilateral sanctions?

The sooner the dollar collapses the better for the world.

Russia. They asked for a 'spheres of influence' world and forgot the USA's sphere of influence is the world's oceans (and South America).

Pressuring Russia's oil exports is the way the Trump admin is motivating Russia to come to the negotiating table. They apparently want the war wrapped up in time for the mid-terms.

That, and Trump likes being a strong king and wielding US might, right into the history books.

The US' days are numbered. Once the world rids itself of dollarisation, the US won't be able to export their inflation to the rest of the world. Maybe just to Europe and Japan, which in any case are vassal states.

Good luck finding more trustworthy and profitable economic systems.

The dedollarisation will hurt the US but since there aren't a lot of alternatives it'll be far less disruptive than anti-US groups would believe. There will be more of a spreading of risk than there is now.

Look at who is dumping US treasuries and who is buying and taking possession of physical gold.

China has come down to 1/3 of their peak.

Enjoy the incoming hyperinflation.

It's the BBC. They're literally funded by the British regime using license fees.

To understand the connection between the British regime and Russophobia, refer to John Gleason's research captured in a book called "The Genesis of Russophobia in Great Britain."

https://archive.org/details/genesisofrussoph0000glea

Nothing about North Korea?? Ahh!!!

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