Is The Dollar (AS Global Oppressor) In Final Demise? Unless I've Misunderstood: Richard Nixon Opposed "Communism" But Conjured The Ultimate Black Octopus Of Un-Freedom For The Whole World In 1971
Is The Dollar (AS Global Oppressor) In Final Demise? Unless I've Misunderstood: Richard Nixon Opposed "Communism" But Conjured The Ultimate Black Octopus Of Un-Freedom For The Whole World In 1971
Is US Expansionary Monetary Policy Disintegrating, And What Does It Mean For A Traumatized Citizenry?
1971
Annus Horribilis.
Richard Nixon, Bretton Woods, “closing the window on gold” and US “expansionary monetary policy.” Root of hell. Root of WEF/WHO/NWO economic slow strangulation by American Octopus Currency we find ourselves in today—official history here.
(Added post-publication, thank you to Bob Gibson for sending THIS WEBSITE, called WTFHappenedIn1971.com)
Whatever we might call the impending or imminent “crash,” of the US dollar, as reserve currency, the “petro-dollar,” now “unpegged,” the rise of BRICS—I just hope it winds up with the US Currency Octopus OFF the back of innocent nations, so there can be “freedom” in the world again.
[btw:Can somebody explain why Roger Stone has a Nixon tattoo in his neck and why Alex Jones never questions him about Nixon and the epic 1971 swindle that led to the formation of hell itself? (“Covid-19,” lockdowns, mass death, New World Order—) On a network that claims to pride itself on the defeat of the Octopus that is the NWO?]
Two reader comments inserted post-publication:
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el Gallinazo: One must give 32 degree Free Mason FDR even more credit for destroying the US dollar than Nixon. Prior to 1934, all Federal Reserve Notes were redeemable for gold coins at all nationally chartered banks, no questions asked. FDR confiscated gold bullion under threat of severe criminal sanction in 1934 paying the victims $20.67 per troy ounce. When the operation was complete months later, he raised the price of gold to $35 a troy ounce, totally screwing over the people who turned in their gold. In 1944, FDR set up the Bretton Woods plan where foreign governments could redeem dollars they were holding for gold. With Johnson's War on Poverty and War on Vietnam, the US government negative balance of payments were bleeding gold to other countries at a rate that would have eliminated it from the .gov vaults shortly. So Nixon was pretty much forced to slam shut the gold window. Then Kissinger came up with his petrodollar plan by giving Saudi an offer they couldn't refuse, namely, only sell oil in dollars or be invaded by the US military. The rest of OPEC soon followed suit. This propped up the dollar's "value" to the present day until very recent events with many oil exporting countries selling their oil in other currencies, the yuan in particular. Saddam, previously an ally of the USA against Iran, was killed for selling Iraqi oil in euros and Kaddafi for proposing to use Libya's 165 mTons of gold reserves (which have mysteriously disappeared after his murder) to institute the Pan African Dinar, and we saw how that turned out. But at this point, with the rise of Chinese and especially Russian military power, the smaller oil rich countries are no longer fearful of the declining US Empire.
Come on. The Federal Reserve is about as Federal as Federal Express. Devaluation or inflation of currencies has *never* been at the sole discretion of Federal Reserve operatives, or any one agency of any one government. All currency valuations (historically) have been manipulated via Bond and investment Trusts. This has been ongoing for hundreds upon hundreds of years. The linked article below defines essential features of the Cestui qui vie trust, including date lines of interest. >>>
The Cestui qui vie trust , Canon law and the third/final position of defacto law >>> By Mary Bartholomay >>> April 16, 2015 >>> https://awarriorcalls.com/pdfs/The.Cestui.qui.vie.trust.pdf
There are multiple facets to the Bond and Trust ponzi game. None of which deserve any trust...
Comment from Celia: The Federal Reserve is neither. I know this. This post mostly revolves around the history of how the US dollar became a global weapon, and whether Putin’s deal with the Saudis is a game changer, and BRICS, and whatever it is that is happening mid December. Me looking at 1971 —2023 doesn’t mean previous history doesn’t mean anything. Paul: Am I right or wrong that Nixon was central, no pun intended, to the preservation of the Octopus of Death called the Federal Reserve?
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Two voices on X/Twitter who agree with each other on the events in the global “monetary system,” Mike Cristo and Ariel. (Ariel, an optimist, is saying the crash of the dollar/petrodollar is the beginning of a golden age. (Literally and figuratively.)
One Mike Cristo here, and his pinned Tweet here.
Ariel here, “Coming in hot.”
A few more seashells, (which are meant to be looked at as pieces in a collage, not continuous or conclusive by any means) before I return to my manuscript:
A history of the US dollar, by two Indian content creators on YouTube.
Richard told me Richard Nixon was recruited via an ad to play the role of “junkyard dog” to defend the “Federal Reserve.” Against….a Senator? I can’t remember, but he was vociferously against the Fed. Does anybody know what I am talking about?
Richard’s What Is Money writings are here.
“We need to understand that there is a very powerful connection between healthy money and the God we love.”
—Catherine Austin Fitts
Coda: Just got email from Greg Reese, who got what I was saying here, and says I did not get it wrong:
”Yeah Nixon fired the final blow on an economic assassination that began in 1913 with the FRB.”
—GR
I think maybe that was mainly what I was emphasizing. “…Nixon fired the final blow…”
Comment added, from Don’t Drink The Kool-Aid:
"But it's unpegged from oil now. Big difference, no?"
I expect an accelerated decline in the value of the US dollar as it is unpegged from oil sales.
“Bretton Woods artificially boosted our standard of living here in the USA for decades. I think that other countries were afraid to defy Bretton Woods back then in the 1950s and 1960s because our military might was so much stronger after WW2. Now other countries have become strong both militarily and economically. As they see the USA self-destructing from forces within, these other countries are emboldened to settle oil trades in their foreign currencies instead of the dollar. And these countries are succeeding because we cannot afford to wage war against so many countries all at once, like we did did one country at a time against Saddam Hussein in oil-rich Irag and Qaddafi in oil-rich Libya, when they dared to sell their oil using other currencies. Western bankers found this sort of behavior intolerable IMHO.
“It does feel like the empire is ending.
“The rotten bankers however will never give up without a fight, even if it destroys everything.
Hence the horror of the Great Reset looms ahead of us?”
—Don’t Drink The Kool-Aid
Hi all. There won’t be an Advent post today. I have what seems to be food poisoning.
Honest (stable) money would be a good thing for us all. The theft of inflation is a much higher tax than anything else. The feds give out $ to their friends, and this reduces the value of the $$ the rest of us worked for. WAY bigger tax than what we see coming out of paychecks.