Are We Ther Yet wrote:Zenzibar wrote:HarthorneWingo wrote:
So what’s his conclusion?
Neither side will be allowed to back down and an eventual global conflagration is looking inevitable.
This is a power/resource grab and an attack on the petrodollar. No one takes the last part serious but...I keep seeing smoke that these sanctions are stepping on our own dick and that's all about the reserve status of the dollar. It has been the driving force for the spread of democracy for decades IMO. I am no economist but...this is what I get from it all.
Russia is going to war with WMD like claims and who are we to say anything? China having Covid lockdowns that are disrupting the supply chain.
It's all a scary mess to me. The whole escalation POV that guy discusses is a discussion I came across back when Obama was in office. That the US economy/dollar was under attack and WW3 was inevitable. People thought it was crazy talk. I'm afraid it looks to be coming to fruition.
But...WTF do I know? I'm a Knicks fan.
Fantastic personal analysis Fam.
Many just regurgitate Twitter, CNN etc. but fail to take a step back and see what chess moves are being made. There is a part of the chess strategy when all you moves are exhausted and you drop your King. In this case, dropping your King means let's kiss ALL of our asses goodbye.
Russia will NOT submit and lost 80 million civilians in WW2 and no surrender. If Ukraine presses into Russia with border incursions, gloves come off and tomahawks will fly.
There are already some noise that members of Poland's special forces have been captured near Kyiv. This is already broadening.
You also brought up another interesting note. China was recently "punished" with more sanctions for working with Russia on that SWIFT equivalent.
What was the response as you eloquently mentioned a "Covid scare". Lockdowns that slowed production and exports. Who does that hurt? the U.S. and the West.
Who's backing down? Who will feel cornered? Who will drop their King in this global game of chess?



















