What it means is that some of our western "experts" dont understand whats going on, being young and only familiar with globalism. They look at the moves and assume it means desperation because they view them through the lens of globalism and global trade. And there are others who have a major stake in maintaining the global order of things as they've been, and attempt to discredit anything that threatens it.
The world beginning to move back towards mercantilism and regional markets. This threatens globalist hegemony.
Appear weak when you are strong. Many believe we're in the midst of WW3, it just hasn't been fought with weapons yet because it's been a financial war.
I said the world is beginning to move back towards that.
But in the meantime, it's why the sanctions and removal from the SWIFT system didn't work to break Russia.
Those things only work if you're bought into the Western monetary system and hold US currency and debt. Prior to February 2022, Russia had paid off all its US dollar-denominated debt. When they started sanctioning Russia, Russia began trading in local currencies and asking for rubles in return.
They haven't had to. Countries like India, which has straddled the line between East and West, were buying Russian oil at "friendly nation" prices, and selling it to Europe.
When Western leaders looked into putting a price cap on Russian oil, look at how many countries (including Japan) decided to ignore them, after Russia said it wouldn't sell to countries who enforced the price caps. Because the only way to enforce price controls like that is for countries to abide by them. Many didn't because they wanted the oil more.
What it means is that some of our western "experts" dont understand whats going on, being young and only familiar with globalism. They look at the moves and assume it means desperation because they view them through the lens of globalism and global trade. And there are others who have a major stake in maintaining the global order of things as they've been, and attempt to discredit anything that threatens it.
The world beginning to move back towards mercantilism and regional markets. This threatens globalist hegemony.
Appear weak when you are strong. Many believe we're in the midst of WW3, it just hasn't been fought with weapons yet because it's been a financial war.
I said the world is beginning to move back towards that.
But in the meantime, it's why the sanctions and removal from the SWIFT system didn't work to break Russia.
Those things only work if you're bought into the Western monetary system and hold US currency and debt. Prior to February 2022, Russia had paid off all its US dollar-denominated debt. When they started sanctioning Russia, Russia began trading in local currencies and asking for rubles in return.
They haven't had to. Countries like India, which has straddled the line between East and West, were buying Russian oil at "friendly nation" prices, and selling it to Europe.
When Western leaders looked into putting a price cap on Russian oil, look at how many countries (including Japan) decided to ignore them, after Russia said it wouldn't sell to countries who enforced the price caps. Because the only way to enforce price controls like that is for countries to abide by them. Many didn't because they wanted the oil more.