Re <<Even a Weaponized Dollar Won’t Stop Gold’s Historical Turning Point>>
... poetry.
a body part stiffened, another tightened, but the organ that is mind relaxed whilst the heart flutters.
must be in lust.
not just <<Weaponized Dollar>>, but casual mentions of Nuclear War. Like, WTF?!
never thought the lead-up to global thermal nuclear war would be like in-heat for tryst.
It is not that we (meaning you and I) believe that one or the other side of the many sides and way too many angles are this or that, or worse, the other, but we are presented w/ some set of cards we have to play, recommendation, play it well, and good not to lose everything, better to make something of a bad situation, best to hit the jackpot, all without getting literally nuked.
in the mean time, sir Armstrong intoned ...
ask-socrates.com
War is Brewing
It appears that the West deliberately wants war with Russia to fulfill its Green Agenda and to reduce the world population. There are those behind Putin who have been warning this Ukraine is really a war against the United States and NATO. Russia is starting to mobilize and is preparing for a war with NATO. The Russian State Duma has considered at least a “partial mobilization”, “as well as activating a draft of all Russians capable of military service adding 300,000 soldiers.
As I have warned, Putin has been criticized for being too soft on Ukraine. He addressed the nation by saying that the West “wants to destroy our country” and has plainly said that the West is using "Ukraine’s people into cannon fodder." Putin blamed Western nations for starting a proxy war with Russia, and the day before his invasion Zelensky stood up and said he would reestablish Ukraine as a nuclear power in violation of every agreement since 1991.
There are no peacemakers at all - only warmongers. The desire for war is to provide an excuse for sovereign debt defaults. Thanks to Klaus Schwab, they think they could keep the war conventional, defeat Russia, and then create a new Bretton Woods that allows the default on all outstanding government debt.
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