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originally posted by: MessageforAll
a reply to: HardCorps
I doubt Putin cares about the ruble, the BRICS are working on their own financial system with their rules. He couldn't care less. They are working towards the end of the Petrodollar ( which I 100% agree with )
Debt means nothing when you change the rules.
originally posted by: MessageforAll
a reply to: TritonTaranis
Really keep telling that to yourself. They are preparing, and once their system is in place you'l be surprised to see how many nations will be in line to get themselves removed from the central banking cartel.
These numbers mean nothing, its virtual, it doesn't exist and never did.
Reminds me of the prince who wore no clothes.
Now they are following rules, soon they'l be making them. I don't support these nations, but I welcome any system that undermines the petrodollar and the financial advantage( read tyranny ) of the US.
originally posted by: MessageforAll
The brics share a common goal and that is to get rid of the US.
No idea has done more to muddle thinking about the global economy than that of the BRICs. Other than being the largest economies in their respective regions, the big four emerging markets never had much in common. They generate growth in different and often competing ways-Brazil and Russia, for example, are major energy producers that benefit from high energy prices, whereas India, as a major energy consumer, suffers from them. Except in highly unusual circumstances, such as those of the last decade, they are unlikely to grow in unison. China apart, they have limited trade ties with one another, and they have few political or foreign policy interests in common.
A problem with thinking in acronyms is that once one catches on, it tends to lock analysts into a worldview that may soon be outdated. In recent years, Russia's economy and stock market have been among the weakest of the emerging markets, dominated by an oil-rich class of billionaires whose assets equal 20 percent of GDP, by far the largest share held by the superrich in any major economy.
Mystery Data
How can anyone trust that China is growing at a rate of 7.7 percent, as the government claims, when crucial variables in its data tabulation are a mystery? Bank of America Corp. economist Lu Ting in Hong Kong risked China’s ire by alleging its trade surplus was 1/10 the $61 billion it reported as of mid-May. The nobody-knows character of China’s credit system -- quantity, quality or excesses -- is even more worrisome.
The economic profile of the BRICS, especially that of China, has continued to grow with suggestions that BRICS collectively could become bigger than the US by 2018 and by 2050 could even surpass the combined economies of G7 States.
originally posted by: MessageforAll
a reply to: Xcathdra
Yes I read your thread. Didn't feel like posting, don't take this wrong way, but your threads are to biased for my taste.
You really think that they would put on their manifest " to abolish the US supremacy"
Your thread had a lot of info I haven't seen before, for which I starred and flagged you. But Putin is doing just that, going after the Petrodollar, and the BIC's will follow him.
What happens after? Beats me.
originally posted by: MessageforAll
a reply to: Xcathdra
Wrong choice of words, call it your threads are very agenda driven? Better? Anywho thanks for the info again I meant it when I said they had a lot of info I didn't see before.
originally posted by: Xcathdra
Like invoking BRICS in this thread then not wanting to talk about it because the info does not support your agenda.
better?
originally posted by: MessageforAll
a reply to: TritonTaranis
Really keep telling that to yourself. They are preparing, and once their system is in place you'l be surprised to see how many nations will be in line to get themselves removed from the central banking cartel.
These numbers mean nothing, its virtual, it doesn't exist and never did.
Reminds me of the prince who wore no clothes.
Now they are following rules, soon they'l be making them. I don't support these nations, but I welcome any system that undermines the petrodollar and the financial advantage( read tyranny ) of the US.
originally posted by: Xcathdra
Here is the info regarding the convoy arriving at the border and Russian forces continuing in to Ukraine without the convoy.
www.abovetopsecret.com...
originally posted by: MessageforAll
Now your just being rude,
originally posted by: MessageforAll
I replied to another member in this thread after he asked me something. You copied your entire thread here, which has nothing to do with OP.
originally posted by: MessageforAll
If it didn't support my agenda I wouldn't have thanked you for posting the info. My agenda lol, read my comments I'l be the first to admit my mistakes or look at both sides. Unlike you who are hellbent on spreading one version of the conflict and never ever suggesting your truth might be flawed.
And now this thread is getting way off-topic, great.
Kiev (AFP) - Ukraine said on Friday it had destroyed part of a Russian military convoy that entered onto its territory in an incursion that has sent cross-border tensions rocketing.
NATO accused Russia of active involvement in the "destabilisation" of eastern Ukraine, where pro-Kremlin separatists have been fighting against Kiev for four months.
The two countries have also been wrangling for days over a Russian convoy that Moscow says is carrying humanitarian aid for besieged rebel-held cities but which Kiev suspects could be a "Trojan horse" to provide military help to the insurgents.
Fears that the border clash could spill into all-out war between Kiev and Moscow sent major share markets tumbling across Europe and the United States.
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko told British Prime Minister David Cameron that government artillery had destroyed a "considerable part" of a small military convoy that entered the country, the presidency said in a statement.
The European Union demanded that Russia "put an immediate stop to any form of border hostilities, in particular to the flow of arms, military advisers and armed personnel into the conflict region, and to withdraw its forces from the border."
French President Francois Hollande called on Russia to respect Ukraine's territorial integrity and for both sides to try to de-escalate the "very high tensions," while Britain summoned Moscow's ambassador to "clarify" the situation and a Cameron spokesman said Russia needs to show "a willingness to find a peaceful solution to the conflict".
Moscow's defence ministry dismissed the alleged convoy as a "phantom", its latest denial of Western accusations that it is funnelling weapons to the pro-Russia separatists who launched an insurgency against Kiev in April.
originally posted by: Fylgje
The Zionists in Ukraine just made the stupidest move possible. Looks like their little coup that the US helped with is history. This could be a scary situation. And for what??