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Sanções pela culatra: Rússia une Eurásia, vai derrubando dólar. Tenta brecar 3a Guerra Mundial.
The world’s geopolitics, major trade patterns and military alliances have changed radically in the past month. Russia has re-oriented its gas and oil trade, and also its trade in military technology, away from Europe toward Eurasia. The result is the opposite of America’s hope for the past half-century of dividing and conquering Eurasia: setting Russia against China, isolating Iran, and preventing India, the Near East and other Asian countries from joining together to create an alternative to the U.S. dollar area.
American sanctions and New Cold War policy has driven these Asian countries together in association with the Shanghai Cooperation Organization as an alternative to NATO, and in the BRICS moves to avoid dealing with the dollar area, the IMF and World Bank austerity programs. Regarding Europe, America’s insistence that it join the New Cold War by imposing sanctions on Russia and blocking Russian gas and oil exports has aggravated the Eurozone’s economic austerity, making it even more of a Dead Zone. This week a group of Germany’s leading politicians, diplomats and cultural celebrities wrote an open letter to Angela Merkel protesting her pro-U.S. anti-Russian policy. By overplaying its hand, the United States is in danger of driving Europe out of the U.S. economic orbit. Turkey already is moving out of the U.S.-European orbit, by turning to Russia for its energy needs. Iran also has moved into an alliance with Russia. Instead of the Obama administration’s neocons dividing and conquering as they had planned, they are isolating America from Europe and Asia. Yet there has been almost no recognition of this in the U.S. press, despite its front-page discussion throughout Europe and Asia. Instead of breaking up the BRICS, the dollar area is coming undone. This week, President Putin is going to India to negotiate a gas and arms deal. Last week he was in Turkey diverting what was to be the South Stream pipeline away from southern Europe to Turkey. And Turkey is becoming an associate of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization integrating the BRICS in a defensive alliance against the United States, now that it is obvious that it has no chance of joining the EU.
Rússia em 24h vende à Índia 100 bilhões: são reatores nucleares, petróleo e defesa para 20 anos.
An ambitious vision for India's nuclear energy - that's how the country's Prime Minister has described the outcome of his talks with Vladimir Putin. Russia will help New Dehli build 12 more nuclear reactors. Prime Minister Narendra Modi also said Russia remains India's most-important defence partner - the two countries have signed a deal to build advanced helicopters together.
Russia and China are pushing the U.S. into a currency crisis,” squealed The Washington Times on Nov. 18. The article went on to claim that Russia and China have been acting in concert to create a “de-Americanized world” by dethroning the dollar as the international reserve currency.
China e Rússia se aliando para prevenir a 3a Guerra Mundial
But what the Times failed to mention is that the Russians say they want to collapse the dollar for the sake of peace. Reserve currency status has afforded the U.S. near-limitless borrowing and control of foreign economies that rely on the dollar for credit and business. Recently, though, a number of countries, especially those with strong economies such as the BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa), announced a fund to establish a new financial system and central bank that is independent of the dollar. Financial analysts such as King World News predict that the dollar is free-falling because fewer parties are using it for reserves for conducting trade and for investment purposes. “The consequence in the next few years will be that the dollar, which is only backed by massive debts, will continue the decline to its intrinsic value of zero,” reported King World News. ussia and China are pushing the U.S. into a currency crisis,” squealed The Washington Times on Nov. 18.
EUA quer 3a Guerra Mundial para restaurar domínio global, drenando recursos da Europa.
The article went on to claim that Russia and China have been acting in concert to create a “de-Americanized world” by dethroning the dollar as the international reserve currency. But what the Times failed to mention is that the Russians say they want to collapse the dollar for the sake of peace. Reserve currency status has afforded the U.S. near-limitless borrowing and control of foreign economies that rely on the dollar for credit and business. Recently, though, a number of countries, especially those with strong economies such as the BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa), announced a fund to establish a new financial system and central bank that is independent of the dollar. Financial analysts such as King World News predict that the dollar is free-falling because fewer parties are using it for reserves for conducting trade and for investment purposes. “The consequence in the next few years will be that the dollar, which is only backed by massive debts, will continue the decline to its intrinsic value of zero,” reported King World News.
So what is the plan? A high-ranking Russian official claims that the U.S. intends to start a world war in order to restore its dominance. Sergey Glazyev, the top economic aide to Russian nationalist President Vladimir Putin, penned an article— never translated into English—for the newspaper Argumenti Nedeli on June 10, 2014 entitled “Why America Needs Maidan.” Glazyev wrote that the U.S. and NATO want Russia to invade Ukraine, but so far Russia has refused because a world war could be the result in Europe. “Historical experience shows that [World War II] in Europe was an important source of economic recovery and political power for the United States,” wrote Glazyev. The world wars drained capital, resources and minds from warring Europe, he wrote. Another world war would achieve many objectives, including the fact that a further weakened Europe would need to rely on America, which will force Europe to accept more free trade and increase military spending for the benefit of the military industrial-banking complex. To prevent a world war and save the economies of Russia and China, Glazyev proposes crashing the dollar. Glazyev calls for the creation of a broad antidollar alliance of countries willing and able to drop the dollar from international trade and currency reserves. He also advocates treating financial holdings that are denominated in dollars as junk securities and argues that regulators should require such holdings to be backed with collateral. Who will win this battle for world domination, asks Glazyev—China and Russia or the United States and the New World Order?
