Biden Dollar vs sanctioned Putin Rouble
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When the rumors become true and the ruble becomes pinned to gold prices, the dollar will drop like a rock
I don’t think the Ruble even need to be pegged to Gold for the USD or Euro to drop relatively, we’re affectively seeing it happen in real-time today.
The Ruble currently is essentially backed by Natural Gas or Oil… of which Europe has to buy, in this case natural gas.
So European countries will HAVE to settle their Gas purchases using Rubles. The assholes in Brussels and DC so believe that sanctioning Russia was a good idea.
They will have to buy Rubles with Euros, pumping demand for Rubles.
But since Russia can’t even use Euros (due to sanctions), the EU is effectively burning Euros for Gas, which will then require more money printing, which will decrease the value of the Euro (inflation), and on and on it goes.
It’s one big entire circus show, and Putin is playing them all.
Energy independence is key.
Spot on, I agree completely, so what's the counter short of kinetic engagement with Russia by DS? Lock down economy (further destroying independent producers, and allowing greater market share to multinationals), while reducing demand for energy, limiting global need for russian hydrocarbons (set aside green garbage for now) increase domestic production, prioritize resources to prop up the "reset" (UBI, digital ID, in exchange for survival rations). Once CBDC is in place, "going direct" fully implemented then the exchange rates are obsolete, and the Russian rebellion is neutralized and contained. They're definitely losing this tit for tat with Putin, truth be told it's embarrassing, and I'm cheering for the "fall of the cabal" just trying to game prospective strategies.
Economic reduction to purposely reduce demand for energy is an interesting theory. Probably a needed precursor to the ‘Green New Deal’ / WEF bs green-energy garbage, at least in the US. In Europe, they are stuck with Russian energy for quite awhile.
I personally like renewables (which Nuclear is a part of, Germany dropped the ball on that one, lol) — but it’s important to engineer towards it, and fully realize the entire ‘chain’ e.g. energy logistics / how to get energy from A to B with the as little loss as possible. The WEF crowd use ‘green’ as a rallying cry specifically to push their hidden agenda, imo, they hardly care about green energy.
Russia can survive even without the US (we’re seeing a mass exodus from US companies now). Europe? Possibly as well.
The BRICS nations, possibly OPEC+ seem to be gearing up to be a combined super power.
My eyes are on China though, I do not trust the CCP.
China’s belt and road project has been a smashing success, I thought it would fail, but they now have rail likes directly to Moscow , Berlin, Brussels, Rotterdam, and London. I think China has lots of Gold and will gladly buy Russian commodities and then ship them back to Europe via rail. They don’t need to worry about the Navies surrounding the East China Sea anymore. New Silk Road.