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Just sampling many of the recent articles posted on Zerohedge and elsewhere you see:
India To Buy More Russia Oil, Working On Rupee-Ruble Settlement Mechanism; West "Understands" | ZeroHedge
BoJo Begs Saudis For More Oil As MBS Invites Xi Jinping To Riyadh To Strengthen Ties | ZeroHedge
China Amplifies Russian Claims About Secretive US Bio-Weapons Research In Ukraine | ZeroHedge
Reminiscence of the Future... : This Is Important.
Beck points out that central bank central currencies are coming. The Treasury data points to later this year, probably around November, maybe sooner. The dollar as we know it as a world currency is toast. In a new system, every country must decide where their bread will be buttered, who they can deal with and so forth. Ukraine is merely the battleground. At this point its clear that the US and Western Europe are a team. Russia and China are a team (at least for the near future). The rest of the world is up for grabs; India, Brazil, Iran and Saudi Arabia will be key players. There is going to be a transition. The questions I see is will there be greater wars, how much economic damage, poverty, and hunger will there be in the transition, and will those in power that stand to lose simply adjust best they can or will they choose to blow up as much as they can as they relinquish power?
India To Buy More Russia Oil, Working On Rupee-Ruble Settlement Mechanism; West "Understands" | ZeroHedge
BoJo Begs Saudis For More Oil As MBS Invites Xi Jinping To Riyadh To Strengthen Ties | ZeroHedge
China Amplifies Russian Claims About Secretive US Bio-Weapons Research In Ukraine | ZeroHedge
Reminiscence of the Future... : This Is Important.
The member states of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) and China will develop a project for an independent international monetary and financial system. This was agreed upon by the participants in the economic dialogue "A New Stage of Monetary, Financial and Economic Cooperation between the EAEU and the PRC. Global Transformations: Challenges and Solutions", which was held on March 11 via videoconference. It is envisaged that the system will be based on a new international currency, which will be calculated as an index of the national currencies of the participating countries and commodity prices. The first draft will be submitted for discussion by the end of March. As Sergei Glazyev, Minister for Integration and Macroeconomics of the EEC, emphasized, China was the first in the world to move to the stage of national economic recovery.
And the always colorful and dramatic Glenn Beck:
Beck points out that central bank central currencies are coming. The Treasury data points to later this year, probably around November, maybe sooner. The dollar as we know it as a world currency is toast. In a new system, every country must decide where their bread will be buttered, who they can deal with and so forth. Ukraine is merely the battleground. At this point its clear that the US and Western Europe are a team. Russia and China are a team (at least for the near future). The rest of the world is up for grabs; India, Brazil, Iran and Saudi Arabia will be key players. There is going to be a transition. The questions I see is will there be greater wars, how much economic damage, poverty, and hunger will there be in the transition, and will those in power that stand to lose simply adjust best they can or will they choose to blow up as much as they can as they relinquish power?
