The Endgame is Always More Centralization
Understanding the Motives Behind the Economic World War and the End of American Dominance
For years, I have foretold the imminent clash of economic titans between East and West, a conflict that is not a question of probability but rather one of timing. When, one might ponder, will the stage be set for the third World War?
The notion of “convenience” in this context may appear peculiar, but allow me to impress upon you an essential truth: all wars are the machinations of bankers, with the sole exception of insurrections against these very string-pullers.
In order to fully comprehend the intricate realm of geopolitics, one must first accept the reality that global disputes are artificially constructed, designed to serve the interests of a select group of power brokers and financial magnates. If you are among those who believe that such occurrences are simply “random and unfortunate coincidences,” then, regrettably, you will remain shrouded in ignorance – never understanding the forces that dictate your fate as the world crumbles around you. Blinded by your own perceived intelligence, you will be ill-prepared for the calamities that lie ahead.
The notion that Russia is an anti-globalist force is a farce, perpetuated by those who willfully ignore the Kremlin's incestuous relationships with the very institutions that epitomize globalist ideology. The World Economic Forum, the Bank of International Settlements, the International Monetary Fund, and Goldman Sachs are just a few of the entities that have long been in bed with Russia's ruling elite.
The war in Ukraine is merely a sideshow, a distraction from the fact that Russia has been a willing participant in the globalist agenda for decades. The annexation of Crimea was a mere blip on the radar, a minor inconvenience that did little to disrupt the cozy relationships between Moscow and the globalist cabal.
And then there's China, the poster child of supposed anti-globalist sentiment. But scratch beneath the surface, and you'll find a nation that has sold its soul to the very same globalist institutions it claims to despise.
The staggering trillions of dollars in debt that China has accrued is no accident; it's a deliberate strategy to meet the International Monetary Fund's requirements for joining the Special Drawing Rightsbasket of currencies. The IMF's “liquidity” demands are nothing more than a euphemism for surrendering national sovereignty to the whims of global central bankers.
China's transformation from a debt-free nation to a debt-ridden vassal state is a reminder that its leaders are more interested in currying favor with the global elite than in serving the interests of their own people. The idea that China is an anti-globalist force is a joke, a myth perpetuated by those who are either willfully ignorant or complicit in the globalist agenda.
The notion that Eastern nations are somehow immune to the machinations of globalist elites is a fantasy that has been debunked time and again. I've written several articles exhaustively documenting the intricate web of connections between these nations and the globalist cabal, and I'm not about to waste my breath rehashing the same tired facts. The likes of Antony Sutton, a pioneering researcher, laid bare the truth decades ago. If you still haven't grasped the fundamental reality that globalists are the puppeteers behind every major conflict, then you're willfully blind to the evidence.
War, after all, is the ultimate catalyst for social and economic upheaval. It's a tried-and-true formula for advancing draconian agendas that would never fly in peacetime. The globalists know this all too well, which is why they're always eager to fan the flames of conflict.
By playing both sides against each other, they guarantee themselves a winning hand, no matter the outcome. And what's the ultimate prize? A world in chaos, ripe for the picking by those who would seek to impose their twisted vision of order upon it.
So, instead of rehashing the obvious, let's focus on the more pressing question: how will this economic war unfold, and what's the timeline for this catastrophe?
To even begin to answer this, we need to acknowledge that the Eastern nations hold the reins, and their actions will dictate the pace of events. It's time to stop pretending that these nations are somehow independent actors, and instead recognize that they're mere pawns in a much larger game.
The notion that wealth is synonymous with money and debt creation is a farce, perpetuated by those who seek to enslave humanity through the shackles of fiat currency. True wealth, on the other hand, is rooted in the tangible assets of resources, means of production, and labor. It's a concept that even the Marxists, in their twisted ideology, managed to grasp. But, of course, their solution was to advocate for the theft of these very assets, disguising it as a benevolent act for the greater good.
Eastern nations, however, have retained a semblance of sanity in their understanding of what constitutes real wealth. You can print all the money you want, but without a robust manufacturing base and resource development, your economy is nothing more than a house of cards.
The West, on the other hand, has willfully abandoned its means of production, sacrificing its economic sovereignty at the altar of fake environmental concerns like “carbon pollution.” The East, by contrast, has not succumbed to this self-destructive ideology, at least not to the same extent. As a result, they're poised to emerge victorious in a global economic conflict.
The real linchpin in this economic world war, however, is the complex web of trade agreements and alliances between nations. It's a game of economic chess, where the pawns are nations, and the players are the globalist elites who pull the strings from behind the scenes. The outcome of this conflict will be determined by which nations can navigate this treacherous landscape, forging strategic alliances and leveraging their economic strengths to outmaneuver their opponents.
The notion that the U.S. dollar is the indispensable linchpin of global trade is a myth perpetuated by those who benefit from its dominance. Russia and China, two economic powerhouses, have been quietly building a bilateral trade empire that deliberately excludes the dollar. It's a match made in heaven: Russia's vast resources and China's manufacturing juggernaut are a perfect economic marriage. And yet, this alliance is often dismissed as a mere fantasy by those who cling to the status quo.
But the facts speak for themselves. Just weeks before the Ukraine invasion, Russia inked a 30-year oil and gas deal with China worth hundreds of billions of dollars. This behemoth contract coincides with the construction of a massive pipeline from Russia to China, set to be completed by 2025. It's a slap in the face to the U.S. dollar's supposed dominance, and a stark reminder that the world is rapidly moving away from its petro-currency status.
India, too, has jumped on the bandwagon, securing increased oil shipments from Russia and opting to pay in currencies other than the dollar. And why not? With energy prices skyrocketing globally, Russia's promise of lower prices is a siren song to oil-hungry nations.
The BRICS bloc, comprising Brazil, India, China, and South Africa, has been busy forging trade agreements with Russia, despite the West's feeble attempts to impose sanctions and isolate Russia from the global financial system. It's a testament to the fact that economic self-interest trumps ideological posturing every time.
So, how does this emerging trading bloc impact the timeline of the world war?
The notion that the current conflict is about Russia or China is a convenient fiction, perpetuated by those who want to distract us from the real target: the U.S. dollar and the American economy.
Let's be clear: the global economy will suffer, but the U.S. economy is uniquely vulnerable due to its addiction to the dollar's global reserve status. This is not a strength, but a crippling weakness that will be exploited to devastating effect.
A world war fought with economic weapons is a recipe for disaster, and we're already losing. The dollar's reserve status is our Achilles heel, a vulnerability that will be ruthlessly exploited by our enemies. While the world is fixated on the shooting war in Ukraine, the real damage is being done right here at home, where the very foundations of our economy are being eroded.
The sanctions on Russia are just the tip of the iceberg. The real problem is the momentum building towards a general decoupling from the dollar trade, as nations realize that their economic survival depends on breaking free from the dollar's stranglehold.
The BRICS nations, and their export/import partners, will refuse to play along with these sanctions because they're economically dependent on each other. They're not stupid; they know that their survival depends on ditching the dollar and forging their own economic paths.
Hungary's announcement that it will refuse to cut Russian oil and gas imports is a stark reminder that economic reality trumps ideological posturing. The country knows that such a move would trigger an energy crisis it couldn't recover from, and it's not alone. Nations around the world are waking up to the fact that NATO's push for economic isolation of Russia will ultimately lead to their own economic demise if they continue to rely on the dollar as their reserve currency.
The reason is simple: when the West froze Russia's U.S. dollar accounts and terminated its connection with the international payments platform, it sent a chilling message to the rest of the world. If they can do it to Russia, they can do it to anyone. The veil of illusion has been lifted, and countries are now scrambling to distance themselves from the toxic influence of US and western financial systems and currencies.
As Credit Suisse's global head of interest rate strategy, Zoltan Poszar, so astutely observed, “wars tend to turn into major junctures for global currencies.” The West's economic warfare against Russia has exposed the fiction that foreign currency reserves are safe from confiscation. It's a wake-up call to global reserve managers: why hold dollars for safety when they can be taken away at a moment's notice?
The irony is that the establishment elites in the US and Europe are unwittingly creating the conditions for their own downfall. The dollar's status is a house of cards, propped up by faith and belief in its demand. But if that demand wavers due to global sanctions, the consequences will be catastrophic. Trillions of dollars held in overseas banks will come flooding back into the US, plunging the nation into a stagflationary crisis. And the globalists are well aware of this outcome. In fact, they're counting on it.
The year 2030 is the supposed finish line for the United Nations, IMF, WEF, and other globalist institutions' Great Reset agenda. The Great Reset is a carefully crafted scheme to consolidate power and control, and a global economic crisis is the perfect catalyst to accelerate their plans.
We're already witnessing 40-year highs in inflation and supply chain disruptions that will only worsen in the coming months. The globalist foundations are “predicting” food shortages, a convenient excuse to justify their draconian measures.
I believe the economic war will escalate rapidly, drawing in China and other major players, with the majority of the damage done by the end of 2025. The key trigger will be the dumping of the dollar by exporters, particularly China.
The WEF's Great Reset and the IMF's Special Drawing Rights initiative require the demise of the dollar as the world's reserve currency. This is not a conspiracy theory, but a conspiracy reality that's been openly discussed by globalists for years.
The IMF has been pushing for a centralized entity to “manage” the global currency framework, supposedly to prevent national governments from exploiting currency trade. But we know the real motive - to concentrate power in the hands of unelected bureaucrats.
The stage is set for this narrative. The U.S. will be portrayed as a cautionary tale of nationalism gone wrong, and the dangers of a single nation wielding too much power through its reserve currency.
The globalists will argue that a centralized authority is necessary to prevent the kind of monetary manipulation that leads to inflation and economic instability. And, of course, a single world currency or multi-currency basket system would be the “logical” solution to prevent such tragedies from occurring again. How convenient. How terrifying.
The perfect storm of a world war, whether economic or kinetic, and the demise of the dollar as the global reserve currency is being orchestrated to justify the “rational” introduction of a global financial oligarchy. And what's more, this ruling council will operate in broad daylight, its authority “officially” sanctioned, and its control touted as necessary for world stability.
This is a tired, yet effective, playbook. After every major war or world war, the same argument is trotted out: national sovereignty is the root of all evil, and nation states should be abolished because they might harbor differing ideas on how to live. The implication, of course, is that differing ideas lead to conflict. How convenient.
The League of Nations was born after World War I, the UN and IMF after World War II, and now, after this economic World War III, the globalists are salivating at the prospect of implementing a one world currency and global economic governance. Their mantra is clear: no sovereignty, no groups, no differing ideas. Just a homogeneous global collective with a single hive mind, where conflict is impossible. Or so they claim.
But let's not be naive. The globalists are not interested in eradicating conflict; they're interested in consolidating power and control. They'll have their own group, of course, and they'll reap all the benefits of the crisis and the power that comes with it.
As Richard Gardner, a globalist and Council on Foreign Relations member, so candidly put it in Foreign Affairs magazine in 1974: “In short, the 'house of world order' will have to be built from the bottom up rather than from the top down. It will look like a great 'booming, buzzing confusion,' to use William James' famous description of reality, but an end run around national sovereignty, eroding it piece by piece, will accomplish much more than the old-fashioned frontal assault.” The writing is on the wall.
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Great summary. I continue to be impressed with your flow of themes. The often threatened 'nuclear war' is not what these people desire as it would erase all the wealth they hope to gather unto themselves. They use this threat to force compliance by the rest of us just as they are still trying to do with Global Warming, COVID and etc. Monkey Pox was a dud. Now, they are on to Bird Flu which conveniently jumped to humans through cows. How convenient to go after farmers and further force the population into another immune compromising vaccination so that they kill off farmers as well as the population with 'doing good'. The mindset of these individuals is truly evil but that is how the sociopathic personality operates. At 5% of any population, in the US with a population of 335mil this is more than 16mil sociopaths, in Europe with 450mil, 20mil+ sociopaths and in China with 1.5bil it is a whole lot more. The Internet provides a communication network permitting these personalities work together to push each other higher in power structures. They will continue to do so attacking the rest of us till they get to a point they do not see taking from us as having further use. At that point they will attack each other. There are a lot of them but for every sociopath there are ~20x more of us. We are not organized for a single purpose as they are. But, we should! We need to organize for independence. Not impossible being independently-minded but we can if playing field is defined as you are doing here as independence and privacy for all.
Succinct and articulate with all but the gory detail of how this is all unfolding. My bet is as early as 2025 for this to be largely unfolded before us.