via Glazyev:

The IMF recognized the economic collapse of Pax Americana
It is symbolic that by Our Victory Day, the main outpost of the Washington Consensus - the International Monetary Fund - actually recognized the end of Pax Americana, dividing the world economy into three zones: Chinese, American and all the rest. In fact, the transition from a bipolar imperial world economic system (in which the USSR and the USA built their world empires, dividing the world into two camps) to an integral one centered in Southeast Asia is being completed. Although it promises to be polycentric (often erroneously called “multipolar”), since, unlike the imperial MCS, the importance of national sovereignty is restored in this new secular systemic cycle of capital accumulation, the main competitive struggle for global leadership will be between China and India. As in the previous cycle, two countries similar in management systems, but diametrically opposed in political systems (communist and democratic) form a bipolar center of the world economy.

The IMF, acting as a conduit for the interests of American-European capital, cannot recognize the inevitability of the approaching death of the Pax Americana and is trying to help Washington maintain dominance in at least a third of the world economy. But by the end of this decade, the transition to the new MCU will be completed and the Chinese and Indian zones of influence will need to be discussed. The USA and Britain will most likely go to the latter (ethnic Indians already run their executive branch), while the EAEU and the EU have good chances to organically join the core of the integral world economic order, forming a Greater Eurasian Partnership with China and India, to which calls on the President of Russia. https://t.me/glazieview/5450

De-dollarization or De-dollar Hegemony?

When I think of de-dollarization, rather than putting the cart before the horse by overthrowing the dollar, I perceive an alternative path towards economic sovereignty, a path that is not determined by a neoliberal rules based order and its institutional secular reifications. In essence, we need to seek a path to prosperity that is decentralized, where each state has sovereign control over its money supply, policy and depository under a national treaty.

The predatory nature of the dollar has reached its apex, even though it is the deepest, most transparent and sophisticated currency market in the world, the colossal proportions of this monolithic dollar machine have strip-mined the bottom 90% of society for the benefit of the few, but maintaining this gross abuse of power requires overthrowing nation states to fund its obligations; the biggest racket and deepest swamp on the planet, the US military-technological-congressional-intelligence-industrial-banking-media-pharmaceutical-complex and all its influence peddlers in politics that expect their piece of the pie for compliance.

And this is how Putin feels about it:

“Tech and first of all digital giants, play an increasingly significant role in the life of society. There is much talk about it now, especially in connection with the events that happened in the States during the election campaign, and those are not just some economic giants now, in some fields they de facto compete with nations. Their audience includes billions of users, who spend a significant part of their lives on those eco-systems, and from those companies point of view their monopoly status is optimal for technological and business processes, maybe it is but there is a question. How does this monopolism serve the interests of society? Where is the divide between a successful global business, high demand services and big data consolidation, and to rudely try to rule society at their own discretion, to step in for legitimate democratic institutions, in fact to usurp or restrict the natural human right to decide how to live, what to choose, which position to express freely? We just saw all of these in the States, and everybody understands what I’m talking about.”
—VVP

The path to de-dollar hegemony is a process that will take many years, but just a fraction of years in comparison to de-dollarization. The economic path to de-dollar hegemony is traveled with many steps:
1) Negotiate bilateral trade agreements in non-dollar currencies for goods and services.
2) Commoditize national sovereignty of resources in non-dollar currencies, preferably a commodity backed currency that accounts for a finite supply.
3) Implement ISI (Import Substitution Industrialization) policies as a fundamental legislation that is technically synonymous with economic sovereignty.
4) Evade investing in debt traps, especially government bonds that have no discipline or accountability because financial corruption dominates disenfranchising the domestic order and a reckless foreign policy that view national governments as residues from the past whose only function is to facilitate the elites global operations.

The Achilles heel of dollar hegemony is US Treasuries, not dollars per say. If we chart UST’s as a ratio against inflation and compare this to the champion companies of the US Military Industrial Complex, we can clearly visualize the transfer of wealth from the state to private equitization. Inotherwords, the wealth that the US Treasury pillages from the planet and populace is transferred first and foremost to the military establishment, ensuring that the profits remain private. The cost of looting the planet is passed on to the state by design. And the more powerful the cartel of the private sector grow, the greater the cost to the state via inflation, loss of purchasing power, loss of owning ones work.

The pipeline that feeds the US oligarchy is via US Treasury market and spoils of war. As the domination of the dollar grows, the supply of US Treasuries on the market must also increase and find buyers to maintain this power structure. The debasement of the value of the dollar complex is now caught in a structural feedback loop because the free world is revolting against this invasion. The journey will be volatile, gradually exposing and pricing the true market value of producing real assets, and we’re seeing this unravel in the Japanese yen today, the weakest link of the dollar complex that needs to repatriate trillions of yen abroad.

A rejection of UST’s couldn’t make it more obvious why the tyrants of the US establishment want to build a digital transaction control grid to maintain its hegemony and domestic order, which in my opinion will mark the day the dollar began its absolute destruction. A currency once built on free market principles and the rule of law that ends with Stalin like installations.

—MS

Christ is Risen!

May 17, 2024. 40 days since my husband's disappearance and unofficially unconfirmed, as of yet, death at the hands of murderers. Today, I would like to share with you a video that Russell, along with “Altai”, made in 2018 and put it in his folder on his laptop called “My Top 20 Videos”. The video was removed from YouTube along with the entire “Texas” channel. It was never posted anywhere else after that. In it, my husband talks about LIFE AND DEATH based on his rich, multifaceted life experience and end it with a quote from the legendary Native American chief Tecumseh, who was respected even by his enemies. Listen, pay attention to every word and share!

Lyudmila Bentley

Eustace Mullins' on the FED, Ron Paul, Rockefeller & G. Edward Griffin

This one is a must listen and the book is a must read.

Excerpts from Jan Irvin interview of Mullins in September 2009. Mullins' accuses Griffin of plagiarizing his book, say Ron Paul works for whoever pays him, and explains that crashing the FED is part of the plan.

Book PDF: The Secrets of the Federal Reserve – Eustace Mullins

Because almost the whole ,alternative media’ was aimed at anti-technology, anti-development, anti-science…

Move to the country, grow your own food and live happily like in the Middle Ages .

RUS and China was created like an antipode… but the main and most important difference is that they are not Malthusians.

Another difference is that they are deciding on a political level about their strategy and plans for the future. They are keeping their billionaires under control. Whereas in the West the oligarchy is controlling the politicians (and would like to control RUS and China as well)

They will have the same technologies (at least at the beginning - before they move on to much more sophisticated and advanced technologies) but they don’t want Davos crowd, globalists, this weirdo old European families, Wallstreet and City of London to be their ,masters’.

💢 Anton Chaitkin describes Globalism and how competitive advantage works in practice.

How did the historical balance between free trade and protectionism that America achieved, striking an optimal mix of trade and tariffs to protect fledgling industries while embracing competition at the right time, actually function?

Over the past four decades, the United States has experienced rapid deindustrialization, leading to a shrinking middle class, rising inequality, and numerous struggling cities across the “Rust Belt” and Middle America. Can America – and Europe – learn valuable lessons from the past to address these issues?

America's founding leaders from the 18th and 19th centuries, such as Benjamin Franklin, Alexander Hamilton, and Abraham Lincoln understood the critical importance of manufacturing, industries, and infrastructure. How did the construction of the great canals and railways in the 1800s contributed to the USA's rise to power?

Full lecture: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hkmtTW0iBkY