Really dumb objective of Putin and Xi Jinping grand ambitions....

[healthmyths]

Inflation, De-dollarization, and Russia's Ultimate Goal for War in Ukraine​

Was Ukraine only a pawn in the way of Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping's grand ambitions?​

What did Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping think Western Nations would do in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine? The United States and the European Union would most likely refuse to join a kinetic war against the world’s greatest nuclear power. Therefore, they would be limited to sending military aid, imposing economic sanctions, and at the very most, excluding Russia from the SWIFT financial system

Their ultimate goal has always been to displace the U.S. at the apex of the global pyramid, and therefore, to end the role of the dollar as the global reserve currency.

Inflation, De-dollarization, and Russia's Ultimate Goal for War in Ukraine

Was Ukraine only a pawn in the way of Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping's grand ambitions?

kanekoa.substack.com

Really? So Vlad/Xi want to replace with what the economies that generate over 28% of the world's GDP.
China at 18.33% depends on the USA for generating it's GDP.

Countries with the largest proportion of global gross domestic product (GDP) 2022 | Statista

The statistic shows the 20 countries with the largest proportion of the global gross domestic product (GDP) based on Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) in 2022.

www.statista.com

Those ties suffered somewhat following a tariff fight that erupted in 2018, but bilateral trade of goods and services still totaled a substantial $636.8 billion last year, according to data by the Bureau of Economic Analysis.

5 charts show how much the U.S. and Chinese economies depend on each other

As U.S.-China rivalry intensifies, investors and analysts are increasingly worried that the two economies will grow more distant from each other.

www.cnbc.com

So replacing the dollar is the objective... what does China have to say about that?

 

[Rigby5]

Yes, not only are the economic sanctions inherently illegal, but they risk the world dropping the US dollar as the default world banking currency.
Then the US will become quickly bankrupt, with no one propping up the dollar any more.

 

[B. Kidd]

Yes, not only are the economic sanctions inherently illegal, but they risk the world dropping the US dollar as the default world banking currency.
Then the US will become quickly bankrupt, with no one propping up the dollar any more.

Could be the plan.
Strike while the U.S. has insurmountable debt.

 

[justoffal]

Inflation, De-dollarization, and Russia's Ultimate Goal for War in Ukraine​

Was Ukraine only a pawn in the way of Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping's grand ambitions?​

What did Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping think Western Nations would do in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine? The United States and the European Union would most likely refuse to join a kinetic war against the world’s greatest nuclear power. Therefore, they would be limited to sending military aid, imposing economic sanctions, and at the very most, excluding Russia from the SWIFT financial system

Their ultimate goal has always been to displace the U.S. at the apex of the global pyramid, and therefore, to end the role of the dollar as the global reserve currency.

Inflation, De-dollarization, and Russia's Ultimate Goal for War in Ukraine

Was Ukraine only a pawn in the way of Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping's grand ambitions?

kanekoa.substack.com

Really? So Vlad/Xi want to replace with what the economies that generate over 28% of the world's GDP.
China at 18.33% depends on the USA for generating it's GDP.

Countries with the largest proportion of global gross domestic product (GDP) 2022 | Statista

The statistic shows the 20 countries with the largest proportion of the global gross domestic product (GDP) based on Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) in 2022.

www.statista.com

Those ties suffered somewhat following a tariff fight that erupted in 2018, but bilateral trade of goods and services still totaled a substantial $636.8 billion last year, according to data by the Bureau of Economic Analysis.

5 charts show how much the U.S. and Chinese economies depend on each other

As U.S.-China rivalry intensifies, investors and analysts are increasingly worried that the two economies will grow more distant from each other.

www.cnbc.com

So replacing the dollar is the objective... what does China have to say about that?

Actually....not so dumb...not so easy either....but we are the ones making it more possible every day.

Jo