World War 3: why Russia and Syria are being targeted?

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Quote from: logocreator on October 31, 2014, 08:26:46 PM

Quote from: BADecker on October 30, 2014, 12:14:19 PM

This might not be the whole thing, but here's the basics.

It all boils down to the countries that are trying to trade major amounts of oil for currencies other than the USDollar. Once this becomes the trend, banking as we know it will be destroyed.

If you live in the States, or use the USD as your major currency, I'd say stock up on bitcoins along with gold and silver.

When the big flop in the USD comes, it will come quickly, and it might be far bigger than we can imagine.

I agree, it could be huge. If someday somehow some of the major countries like China or oil producer countries decide to ask another currency then dollar for theirs goods, then ...

Seems like the China / Russia gas deal, without the USD is real. Also, wasn't it in the news that Saudi Arabia was attempting to bypass the USD in a deal with China (maybe it was Syria)?

ISIS is selling "black market" oil all over the place at rates cheaper than anybody who is using the USD. This should bring the price down all over, at least until black market oil has been driven out of existence. Why might it be driven out of existence? Because the oil is way too high. The price is inflated. ISIS is the friend of the guy at the pumps by helping to bring the price down. The question is, why are gasoline prices still so high with oil around $82?

The Doug Casey group is expecting oil to come down, possibly to less than $70 a barrel. Take a look at the list of topics here http://www.caseyresearch.com/cdd/world-of-energy. Will we see it at the pumps? If we don't, there might be some kind of rebellion among the common people. I'm surprised the people of Europe haven't rebelled already over what they have to pay for gasoline.

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Quote from: BADecker on October 30, 2014, 12:14:19 PM

This might not be the whole thing, but here's the basics.

It all boils down to the countries that are trying to trade major amounts of oil for currencies other than the USDollar. Once this becomes the trend, banking as we know it will be destroyed.

If you live in the States, or use the USD as your major currency, I'd say stock up on bitcoins along with gold and silver.

When the big flop in the USD comes, it will come quickly, and it might be far bigger than we can imagine.

I agree, it could be huge. If someday somehow some of the major countries like China or oil producer countries decide to ask another currency then dollar for theirs goods, then ...

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This might not be the whole thing, but here's the basics.

It all boils down to the countries that are trying to trade major amounts of oil for currencies other than the USDollar. Once this becomes the trend, banking as we know it will be destroyed.

If you live in the States, or use the USD as your major currency, I'd say stock up on bitcoins along with gold and silver.

When the big flop in the USD comes, it will come quickly, and it might be far bigger than we can imagine.

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Quote from: Mccoy818 on October 30, 2014, 03:07:16 AM

They said China are the super powers, but come to think of it, US has been and will always be the world's super power

Probably the subjects of Theodosius the Great were thinking on the same way as you. Seventy years later the vandals cooked baked beans on the burning ruins of Rome. Perhaps ppl in Kublai khan's empire or the Victorian english ppl thought the same.
There are no everlasting superpower.

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Quote from: samaricanin on September 17, 2014, 12:04:51 PM

It is clear that now everything depends on the United States,we can do anything just to watch Sad

They said China are the super powers, but come to think of it, US has been and will always be the world's super power

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China-Russian Alliance Challenges West
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http://rense.com/general96/chinaruss.html

"In his book titled "The Sino-Russian Challenge to World Order," Gilbert Rozman says both countries have much closer ties than commonly thought. They're deepening. United they challenge US hegemony.

Leonid Bershidsky is founding editor of Russia's leading business daily, Vedomosti. He expects ties between both nations to strengthen and endure. Russia needs to pivot East. China needs access to its enormous resources. According to Bershidsky, both countries "are made for each other.

Despite many cultural differences, their people have more values in common than either share with the West."

"(D)ifferent paths led (them) to the same spot…They suit each other." Putin and Xi call each other "good friends."

"After 25 years of exploring vastly different models of organizing society, Russians and Chinese are close enough in attitudes to join in partnership against the West."..."

much more at the link above.
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Quote from: Slingshot on September 16, 2014, 07:11:21 PM

World War 3: why Russia and Syria are being targeted

http://www.hangthebankers.com/world-war-3-why-russia-and-syria-are-being-targeted/

So, is this the truth?

Are we being lied to?

Are the bankers to blame?

Who is to blame for this?

There's probably some truth in there, but it raises more questions than it answers.
Saddam's switch to a brand-new Euro currency does not sound like the whole story. As Nemo and the other turbo-russophiles keep telling us, the euro-zone is part of the WEST. They also say that the EU is not a real power, it's just a collection of puppet states, who must obey their Washington commanders. OK, so why would the US attack itself? The Euro was being controlled by the same evil banksters as the Dollar, so what was the problem?

The article has a strong pro-Russian bias, but it's obvious that many of the criticisms of the US also apply to Russia.

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You see Russia just happens to be the worlds second largest oil exporter,

Yes, and getting a few more countries on their side might tip the balance in favour of a Rubble denominated reserve currency. A transition period where the USD declines and Rubble appreciates would transfer incredible wealth, riches, and power to the Russian oligarchs. It's obvious that they're desperate for something like that to occur and, conveniently, the Russian proletariat is too busy defending the actions of their corrupt leaders to notice.

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It is clear that now everything depends on the United States,we can do anything just to watch Sad

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Quote from: zolace on September 17, 2014, 03:55:43 AM

You have to understand that when it comes to wars and the leaders of the world we are not told the truth ,we only see tip of the iceberg,and for sure we will never find out the truth and the real reasons why some wars start and who are the persons behind it.

You great-grand-children may (provided the current leaders don't blow up the Earth). We start getting some really interesting information about the 1500-1700s now...

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Quote from: Slingshot on September 16, 2014, 07:11:21 PM

World War 3: why Russia and Syria are being targeted

http://www.hangthebankers.com/world-war-3-why-russia-and-syria-are-being-targeted/

So, is this the truth?

Are we being lied to?

Are the bankers to blame?

Who is to blame for this?

Or is it the failure of modern society to as of yet effectively self govern this world that is to blame for ever more ruinous wars?

You have to understand that when it comes to wars and the leaders of the world we are not told the truth ,we only see tip of the iceberg,and for sure we will never find out the truth and the real reasons why some wars start and who are the persons behind it.

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A pretty accurate article.

Also a good read, is the following article (and in general, the analytical articles from Lada Ray):
http://futuristrendcast.wordpress.com/2014/09/16/predictions-the-real-reasons-for-wests-anti-russian-sanctions/

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The new Western sanctions, including defence and oil sectors, hit Russia despite ceasefire in Ukraine, the exchange of prisoners, the Minsk meeting between Putin and Poroshenko, and Putin’s peace plan for Ukraine that is being implemented, albeit with a limited success. Putin called the new sanctions “odd.” Odd indeed, as EU still insists Russia must change its policies in Ukraine, as if all the above never happened. At this point it is clear that nothing short of Russia becoming a slave to the West, or happily self-destructing to please the maniacal NWO Western “leaders,” will stop the sanctions.

And a little further down in the article there is a comprehensive list.

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Anti-Russian sanctions aren’t about Ukraine. Oh no, the reasons are so much bigger and all-encompassing.

Here are the real reasons for these sanctions:

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World War 3: why Russia and Syria are being targeted

http://www.hangthebankers.com/world-war-3-why-russia-and-syria-are-being-targeted/

So, is this the truth?

Are we being lied to?

Are the bankers to blame?

Who is to blame for this?

Or is it the failure of modern society to as of yet effectively self govern this world that is to blame for ever more ruinous wars?

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