No no, it IS a real currency. It's backed by something (gas, oil, resource).
It's that the dollar and petrodollar as a global currency isn't any more.
They've separated the dollar away from gold and silver and they've shot themselves repeatedly over oil pipelines to justify going to war.
The UK fucked up their economy back in the 70s shutting down most industrial plants for service based industry and London centrism.
Germany and the EU did the same, switching to service based distribution.
Service based currencies like the euro and pound are held up by sheer fucking will of those who use the currency and laws that make it illegal to NOT use the currency.
For example in the UK trading labor, for food, counts as a taxable income, even if money isn't involved.
Russia is sensible in that they kept it based on a tangible resource and allow the citizenry a little leeway. By not forcing the citizenry to use the ruble for EVERYTHING they don't have to control it's inflation etc so tightly.
The western economy is a lot like a large group of people in a circle, all sitting on each-others' laps. So long as everyone is sitting, the whole structure is stable, despite not a single one of them actually sitting on anything independently supported. But if a single person stands up, the entire circle collapses.
I believe it is mostly propped up by a "trade" based economy. Our economy only works as long as our bankers class is the middlemen in the world's business. As soon as the "trade" sector gets cut out, the service sector will collapse instantly
Because they are told to. Imagine having the world's largest economy and being told that the economy is now a "service sector economy" to explain why all the manufacturing jobs in the world's largest economy are gone.
The people in charge know it's bullshit. That's not the point.
The American economy isn't being reorganized for people to serve each other coffee. It's being reorganized so you serve the elite coffee.
At the same time, I think there is something to be said that the elite continue to make the same mistake they always have on almost every topic: They assume they are the only one who gets to make a move.
Because at the same time that they have been locking everything down and being despotic to try and force their own agenda, the US is actually undergoing pretty significant reshoring and reindustrialization. Mostly because while the ultra-massive multinationals (think Walmart, Apple, etc) try to stay in China, most of the smaller multinationals are coming back because they are fed up with shipping cost, and new industries area also starting up. A lot of it stuff that is actually important to modern society (rare-earth metals, semiconductors, etc).
And this is beyond anything with the Feds or the Elite. Its being done by local governments and other businessmen. Texas is poaching industry from other US states (especially California), Arizona is using its wide open spaces for drawing in factories that must be large scale by their nature, Alabama is building a shipyard in Mobile to compete with Newport News, and S. Carolina has actually been bringing in a ton of foreign investment for factories. And so far, all of these states have been more than willing to tell the Feds to get fucked if they complain.
So unless the Elite have a better plan, the US just might resist their attempts to kill it, yet again.
Here in Denmark, there was a case that a carpenter or another skilled tradesman decided to build something on his house. Like any other tradesman he would do it himself, because why the fuck not?
Well, someone somehow complained about it, courts got involved too, then the tax men came creeping out of the woodwork saying that because he was "trained" in it. it was under the table work and needed to be paid income tax on it... For working on his own damn house...
Using your own labor for your own good is not allowed, the tax leeches wants their blood.
Russia had the whole USSR thing. When Putin got in he increased the economy almost by 100% then the global financial crash happened and Russia has been stagnant since. This is mostly because of the sharp oil crash that happened a few years late and then sanctions placed on Russia over Crimea. I think Russia has done alright with all things considered. There's certainly corruption and mismanagement in Russia for sure but they weren't exactly starting in a good spot. The USSR was hardly what I was call Russian either. It was more like foreign influences taking control of the country. The real Russians died by the tens of millions because of the USSR.
Russian President Vladimir Putin said that at least 80 percent of the members of the first Soviet government were Jewish. “I thought about something just now: The decision to nationalize this library was made by the first Soviet government, whose composition was 80-85 percent Jewish,” Putin said June 13 during a visit to Moscow’s Jewish Museum and Tolerance Center.
Now that you mention it, Russia's stability has a lot to do with the USSR. The Soviet economy, flawed as it was, was always focused internally. Soviet materials made Soviet goods for Soviet people. This means the modern Russian economy is less dependent on foreign trade, since there's usually a Russian made option.
No no, it IS a real currency. It's backed by something (gas, oil, resource).
It's that the dollar and petrodollar as a global currency isn't any more.
They've separated the dollar away from gold and silver and they've shot themselves repeatedly over oil pipelines to justify going to war.
The UK fucked up their economy back in the 70s shutting down most industrial plants for service based industry and London centrism.
Germany and the EU did the same, switching to service based distribution.
Service based currencies like the euro and pound are held up by sheer fucking will of those who use the currency and laws that make it illegal to NOT use the currency.
For example in the UK trading labor, for food, counts as a taxable income, even if money isn't involved.
Russia is sensible in that they kept it based on a tangible resource and allow the citizenry a little leeway. By not forcing the citizenry to use the ruble for EVERYTHING they don't have to control it's inflation etc so tightly.
I've never understood how the west thinks it can have a society of people serving each other coffee.
The western economy is a lot like a large group of people in a circle, all sitting on each-others' laps. So long as everyone is sitting, the whole structure is stable, despite not a single one of them actually sitting on anything independently supported. But if a single person stands up, the entire circle collapses.
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I believe it is mostly propped up by a "trade" based economy. Our economy only works as long as our bankers class is the middlemen in the world's business. As soon as the "trade" sector gets cut out, the service sector will collapse instantly
Western society doesn't serve coffee. They get immigrants to do that.
Much rather spend their time spending mom n pops money on their sister's OnlyFans, and the last boy tampons.
Because they are told to. Imagine having the world's largest economy and being told that the economy is now a "service sector economy" to explain why all the manufacturing jobs in the world's largest economy are gone.
The people in charge know it's bullshit. That's not the point.
The American economy isn't being reorganized for people to serve each other coffee. It's being reorganized so you serve the elite coffee.
At the same time, I think there is something to be said that the elite continue to make the same mistake they always have on almost every topic: They assume they are the only one who gets to make a move.
Because at the same time that they have been locking everything down and being despotic to try and force their own agenda, the US is actually undergoing pretty significant reshoring and reindustrialization. Mostly because while the ultra-massive multinationals (think Walmart, Apple, etc) try to stay in China, most of the smaller multinationals are coming back because they are fed up with shipping cost, and new industries area also starting up. A lot of it stuff that is actually important to modern society (rare-earth metals, semiconductors, etc).
And this is beyond anything with the Feds or the Elite. Its being done by local governments and other businessmen. Texas is poaching industry from other US states (especially California), Arizona is using its wide open spaces for drawing in factories that must be large scale by their nature, Alabama is building a shipyard in Mobile to compete with Newport News, and S. Carolina has actually been bringing in a ton of foreign investment for factories. And so far, all of these states have been more than willing to tell the Feds to get fucked if they complain.
So unless the Elite have a better plan, the US just might resist their attempts to kill it, yet again.
That wouldn't work, but in fact some people get coffee and others get blowjobs.
Here in Denmark, there was a case that a carpenter or another skilled tradesman decided to build something on his house. Like any other tradesman he would do it himself, because why the fuck not?
Well, someone somehow complained about it, courts got involved too, then the tax men came creeping out of the woodwork saying that because he was "trained" in it. it was under the table work and needed to be paid income tax on it... For working on his own damn house...
Using your own labor for your own good is not allowed, the tax leeches wants their blood.
Its a real currency, but its not a real global currency, that is it isnt tied to the globalhomo financial system.
Russia had the whole USSR thing. When Putin got in he increased the economy almost by 100% then the global financial crash happened and Russia has been stagnant since. This is mostly because of the sharp oil crash that happened a few years late and then sanctions placed on Russia over Crimea. I think Russia has done alright with all things considered. There's certainly corruption and mismanagement in Russia for sure but they weren't exactly starting in a good spot. The USSR was hardly what I was call Russian either. It was more like foreign influences taking control of the country. The real Russians died by the tens of millions because of the USSR.
Foreign from where? Frankfurt Germany?
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https://www.timesofisrael.com/putin-first-soviet-government-was-mostly-jewish/
Now that you mention it, Russia's stability has a lot to do with the USSR. The Soviet economy, flawed as it was, was always focused internally. Soviet materials made Soviet goods for Soviet people. This means the modern Russian economy is less dependent on foreign trade, since there's usually a Russian made option.