How does he have access to the leaders of 100+ countries to know that they are coordinating a crash in the US dollar?
How would you even know about muh "Operation Sandman" if it weren't for a small handful of no-traffic personal blogs LARPing how great it would be if the US dollar crashed?
I'll answer all the questions for you. Chad is a "game designer" who draws girls.
He doesn't have access to world leaders to know whether they are coordinating a collapse in the US dollar.
He found out about it like you did, a load of economically illiterate schmucks circle jerking each other's financial LARP fan ficts.
My salary is based on US dollars that gets paid/converted from UK pounds and then sent to the Philippines, so I'm in a unique position to know how muh dollar collapsing is complete BS.
The amount I make now compared to 10 years ago is literally 48% higher based on nothing more than the strength increase of the US dollar. USD to PHP was approximately 37ish back then, now it's 55. Research it for yourself and do the math.
This post has you all riled up.
I get riled up when people conflate idiocy with Q, it's true. If you were on economicilliteracy.win cheering with fellow forum members about the imminent destruction of the US economy, I'd say good for you and good luck with that.
It's just a piece of information amongst many others, in a sea of disinformation.
Either you believe the post wholeheartedly or you don't. If you don't, why post it? If you do, don't be surprised when people ask about how the information is sourced and be prepared to defend it.
You first piled in on grammar, then on source. Why not go to content? I personally cannot see 100+ countries co-operating but we as inhabitants of planet Earth have never been here before. It is entirely possible that BRICS countries work together to return to a gold-backed currency which would have major consequences for the dollar.
NB: You'll find great resources in my comment 'Previously on GAW'
It wasn't a grammar mistake, it was an intentional click baiting, making it seem as though something happened when it hadn't.
It is entirely possible that BRICS countries work together to return to a gold-backed currency which would have major consequences for the dollar.
For starters, BRICS are 5 nations. That leaves 95+ countries unaccounted for.
Most who cheer about BRICS potentially using gold-back currency think it means their populations will all have access to it. Spoiler alert, they won't. It's proposed as being merely for country-to-country trades.
The hypothesis of "Operation Sandman" appears to be there are a large group of countries who want nothing more than to punish the US for being the worldwide reserve currency, so they coordinate the collapsing of the US dollar.
Now, imagine for a moment you're one of these countries participating in this scheme. Let's say you're a small country, you have a loan from the IMF that totals the equivalent of 100 billion USD in the form of SDR. USD comprises 40% of the SDR, which means you're making continual interest payments on 40 billion USD.
That means, as a country, you NEED to come up with USD to make interest payments, because you NEED to come up with SDR and 40% of SDR is USD.
That demand will make USD always retain its value. Even if BRICS says "Hey, we're going to pay you in this new gold-backed currency, is that OK?", you as a country would take that gold-back currency and convert it to SDR so you can pay off your debt, ensuring demand for USD will always exist.
But even the notion that countries want to destroy the US currency is ridiculous. China continually devalues its own currency to make it better for them to export goods. Trump complained about China devaluing their currency on-purpose many times.
Why would China all of the sudden decide its going to make its currency super strong to punish the US? If, tomorrow, the USD was cut in half, would China be happy to receive only half of the money from the US they used to get? Would they initiate that on purpose?
This "Operation Sandman" is being pushed by small, low-traffic personal blogs who are attempting to scare people into buying gold. There are no credible sources for this information.
What would make someone credible? For starters, explain how they have access to know what 100+ countries are coordinating. Who coined "Operation Sandman", certainly if 100+ countries have agreed on this terminology and plan, there should be some leader of one of these countries boasting about it. That doesn't exist.
Who is Chad Steingraber?
How does he have access to the leaders of 100+ countries to know that they are coordinating a crash in the US dollar?
How would you even know about muh "Operation Sandman" if it weren't for a small handful of no-traffic personal blogs LARPing how great it would be if the US dollar crashed?
I'll answer all the questions for you. Chad is a "game designer" who draws girls.
He doesn't have access to world leaders to know whether they are coordinating a collapse in the US dollar.
He found out about it like you did, a load of economically illiterate schmucks circle jerking each other's financial LARP fan ficts.
Are you holding dollars? This post has you all riled up. It's just a piece of information amongst many others, in a sea of disinformation.
My salary is based on US dollars that gets paid/converted from UK pounds and then sent to the Philippines, so I'm in a unique position to know how muh dollar collapsing is complete BS.
The amount I make now compared to 10 years ago is literally 48% higher based on nothing more than the strength increase of the US dollar. USD to PHP was approximately 37ish back then, now it's 55. Research it for yourself and do the math.
I get riled up when people conflate idiocy with Q, it's true. If you were on economicilliteracy.win cheering with fellow forum members about the imminent destruction of the US economy, I'd say good for you and good luck with that.
Either you believe the post wholeheartedly or you don't. If you don't, why post it? If you do, don't be surprised when people ask about how the information is sourced and be prepared to defend it.
You first piled in on grammar, then on source. Why not go to content? I personally cannot see 100+ countries co-operating but we as inhabitants of planet Earth have never been here before. It is entirely possible that BRICS countries work together to return to a gold-backed currency which would have major consequences for the dollar.
NB: You'll find great resources in my comment 'Previously on GAW'
It wasn't a grammar mistake, it was an intentional click baiting, making it seem as though something happened when it hadn't.
For starters, BRICS are 5 nations. That leaves 95+ countries unaccounted for.
Most who cheer about BRICS potentially using gold-back currency think it means their populations will all have access to it. Spoiler alert, they won't. It's proposed as being merely for country-to-country trades.
The hypothesis of "Operation Sandman" appears to be there are a large group of countries who want nothing more than to punish the US for being the worldwide reserve currency, so they coordinate the collapsing of the US dollar.
Now, imagine for a moment you're one of these countries participating in this scheme. Let's say you're a small country, you have a loan from the IMF that totals the equivalent of 100 billion USD in the form of SDR. USD comprises 40% of the SDR, which means you're making continual interest payments on 40 billion USD.
That means, as a country, you NEED to come up with USD to make interest payments, because you NEED to come up with SDR and 40% of SDR is USD.
That demand will make USD always retain its value. Even if BRICS says "Hey, we're going to pay you in this new gold-backed currency, is that OK?", you as a country would take that gold-back currency and convert it to SDR so you can pay off your debt, ensuring demand for USD will always exist.
But even the notion that countries want to destroy the US currency is ridiculous. China continually devalues its own currency to make it better for them to export goods. Trump complained about China devaluing their currency on-purpose many times.
Why would China all of the sudden decide its going to make its currency super strong to punish the US? If, tomorrow, the USD was cut in half, would China be happy to receive only half of the money from the US they used to get? Would they initiate that on purpose?
This "Operation Sandman" is being pushed by small, low-traffic personal blogs who are attempting to scare people into buying gold. There are no credible sources for this information.
What would make someone credible? For starters, explain how they have access to know what 100+ countries are coordinating. Who coined "Operation Sandman", certainly if 100+ countries have agreed on this terminology and plan, there should be some leader of one of these countries boasting about it. That doesn't exist.