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De-dollarization and Brics currency rise.


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2023 Feb 21, 12:53pm   17,519 views  236 comments

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XGd-DvuEPfU

This is a 1hr video, but very good explanation of coming de-dollarization. Take sometime to listen to it.

I dont agree 100% with the points in the video but would like any financial experts thoughts about it.

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220   DemocratsAreTotallyFucked   2024 Oct 7, 11:10am  

FortwayeAsFuckJoeBiden says

sure it’s hard, but they got no choice. we weaponized dollar with sanction shit. they will take struggle on to get alternative. anyone would. no one wants to be dollar enslaved.

we fucked up when we decided to weaponize it.


Suddenly rising interest rates gave them way more incentives than sanctions do.

Yet, it will still be too difficult to wean off. They liquidate their dollar denominated eurodollar debts to get dollars to cover things like carry trades (Japan) or even grain imports (Egypt) and oil (many countries). That means demand for dollars go up, not down. Rinse, repeat.

Meanwhile, the US is creating dollar sovereign bonds hand over foot that will be the fractional reserves for future INCREASED eurodollar lending. And every bond creates future demand for USD to service them.

See? The system is designed to be an endless game of musical chairs for the rest of the world. What is happening in the US is paddycakes by comparison.

They all hate it but can't really get out of it. Not until the whole thing crashes down.
221   FortwayeAsFuckJoeBiden   2024 Oct 7, 11:40am  

that is why they want out. best time was yesterday, next best time is today
222   DemocratsAreTotallyFucked   2024 Oct 11, 10:02pm  

FortwayeAsFuckJoeBiden says

that is why they want out. best time was yesterday, next best time is today


Nope. There is never a good day to get out anymore than there is a good day to amputate your arm to stave off gangrene.
224   DemocratsAreTotallyFucked   2024 Oct 14, 7:08am  




I've recieved the report Improvement of the International Monetary and Financial System which the Russian Ministry of Finance prepared for BRICS+ finance ministers. Key takeaways:
- NO NEW CURRENCY, not gold-backed, not commodity basket, not currency basket, not Unit crypto scam;
- Core principles of security, independence, inclusion, and sustainability will underpin new IMFS;
- No new payment system is agreed, but they're working on parallel developments in messaging (replace Swift) and domestic payments interoperability;
- Russia has proposed to BRICS Central Banks a supranational infrastructure common settlement platform, but this is not agreed;
- Russia proposes a BRICS Clear platform for inter-depository settlements (supplement or replace Euroclear and Clearstream);
- Outsize reserves in USD need sovereign reassessment;
- EMDE funding vulnerability needs urgent review;
- New Development Bank should embody core principles and serve as example to others;
- IMF and SDR not keeping up with world needs;
- BRICS Credit Rating Agency hindered by third-party restrictions, USD reliance, data collection, and common analytics framework.


https://x.com/Kathleen_Tyson/status/1845817497032732857


225   AmericanKulak   2024 Oct 14, 8:06am  

Between the new magic BRICS currency and my Iraqi Dinar investments, my retirement is set!
226   DemocratsAreTotallyFucked   2024 Oct 16, 9:15am  

I wonder how many flights to Kazan are being cancelled now?


227   AD   2024 Oct 16, 11:51am  

DemocratsAreTotallyFucked says

I wonder how many flights to Kazan are being cancelled now?


Reserve currency means foreign countries mostly hold US dollars as short term US Treasuries. That helps in increase demand for US Treasuries. However, examine how China has slowly reduced its US Treasuries holdings since 2014.

The Social Security Trust Fund, Federal Reserve (along with American 401k and IRA account holders) are the number 1 buyer of US Treasuries, not China, Japan, or any of the foreign countries combined.

A lot of these American account holders have at least 40% in US Treasuries (i.e., like Vanguard Lifestrategy Moderate Growth Fund).

My guess is the US federal government remains solvent by eventually reducing Social Security payments to "rich and well-off senior citizens", as part of some means test.

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228   DemocratsAreTotallyFucked   2024 Oct 16, 12:02pm  

AD says

Reserve currency means foreign countries mostly hold US dollars as short term US Treasuries. That helps in increase demand for US Treasuries. However, examine how China has slowly reduced its US Treasuries holdings since 2014.


Selling USTs increases demand for USDs, actually.
229   AmericanKulak   2024 Oct 16, 12:05pm  

LOL, South Africa.

The only thing funnier than that is India and China agreeing to share a currency.

Brazil, Russia, China, and South Africa sounds like a recipe for massive corruption.

I'd put more trust in Iraqi Dinars
231   DemocratsAreTotallyFucked   2024 Oct 23, 3:29pm  

BRICS issued toilet paper:



See the Taj Mahal? That's a tomb.

Still, ppl would rather have this than the euro:


233   The_Deplorable   2024 Oct 28, 10:44am  

DemocratsAreTotallyFucked says

"What is happening to the Euro?"

The Globalist Nazis want to bankrupt Europe. Recall that the they blew up the
Nord Stream pipeline and were proud of the fact.
234   DemocratsAreTotallyFucked   2024 Oct 28, 11:13am  

The_Deplorable says


The Globalist Nazis want to bankrupt Europe. Recall that the they blew up the
Nord Stream pipeline and were proud of the fact.


The euro is used to back pegged currencies in Africa (West African CFA franc & Central African CFA franc) like the USD is for the currencies used many the Carribean and Latin American countries. On top.of that, the 500 euro note is popular with money launders over the $100 note.

But that data refers to SWIFT transactions. I never knew the euro was processed via SWIFT. Learn something new every day.

So, does this really mean that the drop is likewise only in said SWIFT transactions? Because the euro probably is transacted outside of SWIFT, like in intra euro zone transactions.
236   DemocratsAreTotallyFucked   2024 Oct 29, 3:18pm  

Yup. Brazil definitely sabotaged the BRICS summit.

https://open.substack.com/pub/doomberg/p/lula-hoops

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