Is it a coinsidence that all the nations considered bad by USA do not trade in dollar

[pvsi]

Iraq, Iran, Syria, N. Korea, Venezuela, Cuba, even former USSR - all these nations that are/were considered bad by US system, have something in common - they all did not have international bankers printing their money and charging interest on it. how do you explain the coincidence?

Oh and one more coincidence:

 

[R.C. Christian]

Nope.

 

[pvsi]

Nope.

So how do you explain it?

 

[TheOldSchool]

They're all a buncha stupid nations

 

[bripat9643]

Iraq, Iran, Syria, N. Korea, Venezuela, Cuba, even former USSR - all these nations that are/were considered bad by US system, have something in common - they all did not have international bankers printing their money and charging interest on it. how do you explain the coincidence?

Does Germany have international bankers printing its money and charging interest on it?

 

[Missouri_Mike]

Iraq, Iran, Syria, N. Korea, Venezuela, Cuba, even former USSR - all these nations that are/were considered bad by US system, have something in common - they all did not have international bankers printing their money and charging interest on it. how do you explain the coincidence?

Oh and one more coincidence:

Damn, you need a crash course in how our monetary system came to be, how we left the gold standard and why and how the dollar became the monetary standard after WWII. None of it was really good but it goes far beyond what country does or does not trade in dollars. It goes way the hell beyond why the other peoples money is actually worse.

 

[pvsi]

Iraq, Iran, Syria, N. Korea, Venezuela, Cuba, even former USSR - all these nations that are/were considered bad by US system, have something in common - they all did not have international bankers printing their money and charging interest on it. how do you explain the coincidence?

Does Germany have international bankers printing its money and charging interest on it?

Thanks to Adolf Hitler it did not.

 

[pvsi]

Damn, you need a crash course in how our monetary system came to be, how we left the gold standard and why and how the dollar became the monetary standard after WWII. None of it was really good but it goes far beyond what country does or does not trade in dollars. It goes way the hell beyond why the other peoples money is actually worse.

Crash course is something USA and the free world will soon get.

 

[bripat9643]

Iraq, Iran, Syria, N. Korea, Venezuela, Cuba, even former USSR - all these nations that are/were considered bad by US system, have something in common - they all did not have international bankers printing their money and charging interest on it. how do you explain the coincidence?

Does Germany have international bankers printing its money and charging interest on it?

Thanks to Adolf Hitler it did not.

So your OP is wrong.

 

[Politico]

No.

 

[TemplarKormac]

Sigh, this thread is pointless. It is mere coincidence, nothing more.

 

[bripat9643]

Sigh, this thread is pointless. It is mere coincidence, nothing more.

It's not even true.

 

[editec]

Sigh, this thread is pointless. It is mere coincidence, nothing more.

There are none so blind as those who will not see.