Financial War

This sounds familiar.

For now it’s obvious that it’s regular Russian citizens who will suffer.
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Is it really that difficult for wealthy Russians connected with the Russian authorities to evade global sanctions? No. In fact, it’s very easy.

www.wilsoncenter.org...

Financial war is encouraging the growth and policing of a financial system completely beyond our control.

. . . to an extent there has been a pick-up in trading in crypto currencies (though not much of it in Russia). A number of crypto exchanges, underlining their independence from the centralized financial world, have refused to cut ties to Russians. In my view, this will invite regulators to police crypto exchanges . . .

www.forbes.com...

In this man's opinion the financial war will also lead to the other extreme. Investment in raw materials, land, food and gold to nibble on when the food runs out.

Given the absolute pea souper fog of war we are encountering it seems the Great Reset and its counterparts are the prime objectives.

Pea soup fog (also known as a pea souper, black fog or killer fog) is a very thick and often yellowish, greenish or blackish fog caused by air pollution that contains soot particulates and the poisonous gas sulphur dioxide.

en.wikipedia.org...

The ‘Financial War’ is simply another step on the road to the NWO dressed up as sanctions against Russia. Far easier if everything was digital. That’s where they’re moving, this is another step along that path.

a reply to: Kester

From the article and that you posted.
They claim that the Russians would suffer yet they ignore that the rest of other EU, Canadian, American regular citizens will be also suffering under these sanctions.

For now it’s obvious that it’s regular Russian citizens who will suffer

originally posted by: [post=26423191]vNex92[/post
a reply to: Kester

From the article and that you posted.
They claim that the Russians would suffer yet they ignore that the rest of other EU, Canadian, American regular citizens will be also suffering under these sanctions.

For now it’s obvious that it’s regular Russian citizens who will suffer

The only way sanctions on Russia could ever work is if the gas they supply was replaced, and they know that.

There IS a way that could happen, but the countries involved clearly don't like Biden, so they won't up the production.

a reply to: Kester\

Get off-grid, and then you won't need the government for anything, we are at a point now where it is possible.

Good post.
The yen recently went from 108 yen to a dollar and today it is at 128 yen to a dollar. Yes, there is an economic war going on. But America is actually the one punishing everyone. I say this because now imports cost more, way more then 2 months ago and it has NOTHING to do with inflation. It's the exchange rates.
Check your exchange rate just in the last 12 months. Does it cost you more now to buy US dollars ?
It really is a messy situation now for countries that rely on imports from America. I don't know about the exchange rate for China and how that is working out?

I honestly don't get the "targeting the Russian millionaires" thing. What exactly does that have to do with anything?

If some foreign leader doesn't like something Joe Biden did, does that make it legal for them to steal Bill Gates yacht?

I wasn't too keen on Trudeau's handling of protestors in his country. Is it legal for me to steal something from Canadian millionaires? I don't like the Mexican governments allowing drug cartels in their country. Can I loot some Aztec artifacts?

a reply to: VictorVonDoom

But if you're a Russian billionaire who doesn't like Putin and you put out a hit on Putin then you get to keep your wealth and western media will call you a hero for using that wealth to hire contract killers. And the western masses will eat it right up... this world is truly screwed.

a reply to: VictorVonDoom

The same way Russia and other countries are targeting certain "billionaires"

a reply to: vNex92

They clearly did that as a reaction to the west doing it first.