LED ZEPPELIN
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Why did the United States attack Libya, Iraq, Afghanistan and Yemen? Why are US operatives helping to destibilize Syria? And why is the United States government so intent on taking down Iran, inspite of the fact Iran hasn't attacked any country since 1798?
And what's next? What are we headed for? When you look at the current trajectory we're on it doesn't any sense if you evaluate things based on what we're taught on school. And it doesn't make any sense if you base your world view by the propaganda of the mainstream media. But it makes perfect sense when you know the motives of the powers that be. And in order to understand those motives, we first must take a look at history.
In 1945 the Bretton Woods agreement established the dollar as the world reserve currency, which means the international commodities were priced in dollars. The agreement, which gave the United States a distinct financial agreement, was made under the condission that those dollars would remain reemdemable for gold at a constant rate of 35 dollars per ounce. The US promised to not print very much money, but this was only in the honor system, because the Federal Reserve refused to give any audits or supervision of its printing presses.
In the years leading up to 1970, expenditures in the Vietnam War made it clear to many countries that the US was printing far more money than it had in gold. And in response, they asked for their gold back. This of course created a rapid decline on the value of the dollar. The situation climaxed in '71, when France attemped to withdraw its gold and Nixon refused. On august 15th he made the following announcement:
Of course this wasn't a temporary suspension, but rather, a permanent default. And to the rest of the world who entrusted the United States to protect their gold, it was outright theft.
In 1973, president Nixon asked King Faiçal of Saudi Arabia to accept only U.S. dollars as payment for oil and to invest any excess profits in US treasury bonds, notes and bills. In return, Nixon offered military protection to Saudi oil fields.
The same offer was extended to every key oil producing countries and by 1975 every member of OPEC had agreed to only accept US dollars as payment for oil.
The act of moving the dollar off of gold and tying it to foreing oil instantly forced every oil importing country in the world to start mainteining a constant supply of US dollar bills. And in order to get that paper they'd have to send real physical goods to America. This was the birth of the petrodollar.
Paper came out, everything America needed came in and the United States got very, very rich with it. It was the largest financial con in recorded history.
The arms race of the cold war was a game of poker. Military spenditures were the chips and the United States had an endless supply of chips. With the petrodollar under its belt it was able to raise the stakes higher and higher, outspending every military budget of the world until eventually US military expenditures surpassed that of all the other countries combined. Soviet Union never had a chance.
The collapse of the communist block in 1991 removed the last counter balance to American military might. For many people that meant a new era of peace and stability. Unfortunately for those in high places, that wasn't the plan.
Within that same year the US invaded Iraq in the first Gulf War, and after crushing the military and infrastructure, and destroying their hospitals, water purification plants, crippling sanctions were imposed that prevented the Iraqi govermnet to rebuild that infrastructure. These sanctions were initiated by Bush senior and were sustained during the entire Clinton administration. Those sanctions made 500000 children die. The US government was fully aware of that.
Ms Albright, what was it exactly worth it for killling 500 000 kids?
In november of 2001, Iraq started to sell its oil entirely in euros, this was a direct on the US financial dominance and wasn't going to be tolerated. As a response, the government with the assistance of mainstream media began to build a mass propaganda campaing saying Iraq had WMDs and was planning to use it. In 2003, the US invaded, and once they had the control of the country, oil sales changed back to euros. It would make any sense at all unless you take the petrodollar into account.
Take a look at the events of the past event and see if you see a pattern.
In Libya, Ghadaffi was in the process of organizing an African common market based on gold, the Dinnar, which was intended to be used as a replacement for the dollar. Western media started to picture him as a cruel, cold blooded dictator, and later, US and NATO destroyed their country in 2011. After that, a new Central Libyan Bank was placed.
Iran has actively campaingning to pull of the sales on dollars for some time now, and recently secured agreements to beging selling it's oil in exchange for gold. In response, the US government is trying to build the idea of striking Iran under the pretext of building a nuclear weapon. In the mean time US officials admited that sanctions upon Iran were aimed at ruining their economy.
Syria is Iran's closest allies and they're bound by mutual defense agreements. The country's is currently under the process of destabilization and NATO have been trying to be able to strike Syria, though Russia and China have warned the White House to not get involved. You should know that intervention directly in Syria and/or Iran won't be considered. It's a full gone conclusion.
Just as it was in Iraq and Libya, the US is trying to create a diplomatic coverage to invade Iran.
The motive for those actions and invasions become clear when you connect the docts I just gave you.
Those in control of the USA understand that even if a few countries start selling the dollar in a currency other than the dollar, there will be a chain reaction that would cause the dollar to collapse. They understand there's nothing holding the value of the dollar right now and so does the rest of the world.
But rather than accepting the US dollar is near its end of life span, they made a calculated gamble.
They will use all of the US military might to crush each and every single financial resistance in Africa and Middle East. That is bad enough. But what you need to understand is that it won't end with Iran.
China and Russia have stated publicly that they wouldn't tolerate an attack on Syria or Iran. Iran is one their key allies, one of the last indenpendent oil producers in the region and they understand that if Iran falls, China and Russia who don't accept the dollar yet will have no chance to escape the petrodollar but to go to war with the United States of America. And yet the US is pushing foward, inspite of the warnings.
What we witness here is a trajectory that leads to straight to the unthinkable. It was a trajectory that was mapped years ago, with full awareness of the human consequences.
And what's next? What are we headed for? When you look at the current trajectory we're on it doesn't any sense if you evaluate things based on what we're taught on school. And it doesn't make any sense if you base your world view by the propaganda of the mainstream media. But it makes perfect sense when you know the motives of the powers that be. And in order to understand those motives, we first must take a look at history.
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In 1945 the Bretton Woods agreement established the dollar as the world reserve currency, which means the international commodities were priced in dollars. The agreement, which gave the United States a distinct financial agreement, was made under the condission that those dollars would remain reemdemable for gold at a constant rate of 35 dollars per ounce. The US promised to not print very much money, but this was only in the honor system, because the Federal Reserve refused to give any audits or supervision of its printing presses.
You must be registered for see images
In the years leading up to 1970, expenditures in the Vietnam War made it clear to many countries that the US was printing far more money than it had in gold. And in response, they asked for their gold back. This of course created a rapid decline on the value of the dollar. The situation climaxed in '71, when France attemped to withdraw its gold and Nixon refused. On august 15th he made the following announcement:
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Of course this wasn't a temporary suspension, but rather, a permanent default. And to the rest of the world who entrusted the United States to protect their gold, it was outright theft.
In 1973, president Nixon asked King Faiçal of Saudi Arabia to accept only U.S. dollars as payment for oil and to invest any excess profits in US treasury bonds, notes and bills. In return, Nixon offered military protection to Saudi oil fields.
The same offer was extended to every key oil producing countries and by 1975 every member of OPEC had agreed to only accept US dollars as payment for oil.
The act of moving the dollar off of gold and tying it to foreing oil instantly forced every oil importing country in the world to start mainteining a constant supply of US dollar bills. And in order to get that paper they'd have to send real physical goods to America. This was the birth of the petrodollar.
You must be registered for see images
Paper came out, everything America needed came in and the United States got very, very rich with it. It was the largest financial con in recorded history.
The arms race of the cold war was a game of poker. Military spenditures were the chips and the United States had an endless supply of chips. With the petrodollar under its belt it was able to raise the stakes higher and higher, outspending every military budget of the world until eventually US military expenditures surpassed that of all the other countries combined. Soviet Union never had a chance.
You must be registered for see images
The collapse of the communist block in 1991 removed the last counter balance to American military might. For many people that meant a new era of peace and stability. Unfortunately for those in high places, that wasn't the plan.
Within that same year the US invaded Iraq in the first Gulf War, and after crushing the military and infrastructure, and destroying their hospitals, water purification plants, crippling sanctions were imposed that prevented the Iraqi govermnet to rebuild that infrastructure. These sanctions were initiated by Bush senior and were sustained during the entire Clinton administration. Those sanctions made 500000 children die. The US government was fully aware of that.
You must be registered for see links
Ms Albright, what was it exactly worth it for killling 500 000 kids?
In november of 2001, Iraq started to sell its oil entirely in euros, this was a direct on the US financial dominance and wasn't going to be tolerated. As a response, the government with the assistance of mainstream media began to build a mass propaganda campaing saying Iraq had WMDs and was planning to use it. In 2003, the US invaded, and once they had the control of the country, oil sales changed back to euros. It would make any sense at all unless you take the petrodollar into account.
You must be registered for see links
Take a look at the events of the past event and see if you see a pattern.
In Libya, Ghadaffi was in the process of organizing an African common market based on gold, the Dinnar, which was intended to be used as a replacement for the dollar. Western media started to picture him as a cruel, cold blooded dictator, and later, US and NATO destroyed their country in 2011. After that, a new Central Libyan Bank was placed.
Iran has actively campaingning to pull of the sales on dollars for some time now, and recently secured agreements to beging selling it's oil in exchange for gold. In response, the US government is trying to build the idea of striking Iran under the pretext of building a nuclear weapon. In the mean time US officials admited that sanctions upon Iran were aimed at ruining their economy.
Syria is Iran's closest allies and they're bound by mutual defense agreements. The country's is currently under the process of destabilization and NATO have been trying to be able to strike Syria, though Russia and China have warned the White House to not get involved. You should know that intervention directly in Syria and/or Iran won't be considered. It's a full gone conclusion.
Just as it was in Iraq and Libya, the US is trying to create a diplomatic coverage to invade Iran.
The motive for those actions and invasions become clear when you connect the docts I just gave you.
You must be registered for see images
Those in control of the USA understand that even if a few countries start selling the dollar in a currency other than the dollar, there will be a chain reaction that would cause the dollar to collapse. They understand there's nothing holding the value of the dollar right now and so does the rest of the world.
But rather than accepting the US dollar is near its end of life span, they made a calculated gamble.
They will use all of the US military might to crush each and every single financial resistance in Africa and Middle East. That is bad enough. But what you need to understand is that it won't end with Iran.
You must be registered for see images
China and Russia have stated publicly that they wouldn't tolerate an attack on Syria or Iran. Iran is one their key allies, one of the last indenpendent oil producers in the region and they understand that if Iran falls, China and Russia who don't accept the dollar yet will have no chance to escape the petrodollar but to go to war with the United States of America. And yet the US is pushing foward, inspite of the warnings.
What we witness here is a trajectory that leads to straight to the unthinkable. It was a trajectory that was mapped years ago, with full awareness of the human consequences.
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