Same thing it's always had: a chaotic government capable of destabilizing any pan-Arab state from forming and being within striking distance of Europe, Africa, western Russia, and the Middle East.
Israel's currency happens to be one of the best currencies in the world, mostly because they normally pay their foreign debts. I assume it's because of all their (((accountants))).
Same thing it's always had: a chaotic government capable of destabilizing any pan-Arab state from forming and being within striking distance of Europe, Africa, western Russia, and the Middle East.
China already deals with a pariah state called North Korea. It doesn't need to deal with another one.
Israel's currency happens to be one of the best currencies in the world, mostly because they normally pay their foreign debts. I assume it's because of all their (((accountants))).
You still don't get it. What does that currency BUY? More fucking paper isn't enticing when Globohomo can freeze your account and throw sanctions at you for not being a good golem.
Does Israel have oil? Food? Gold? What does the Jewish nation bring to the table, other than coin-clipping and lending your own money back to you with interest?
China already deals with a pariah state called North Korea. It doesn't need to deal with another one.
If an empire wants to exert force in a region, it needs a pariah state in that region. Simple as.
What does that currency BUY? More fucking paper isn't enticing when Globohomo can freeze your account and throw sanctions at you for not being a good golem.
Your complaining about the monetary system from a consumer perspective. Not from a State level. The reason states use fiat currency is so that they can manipulate trade and their economies to their own advantage. Israel does it the least, and so actually pays back it's debt, meaning that they are one of the only countries not effectively stealing from their lenders on this planet. That makes them a profitable country to anyone that deals with them.
Moreover, I don't know why you think a Communist state would stop engaging in a fiat monetary system.
Does Israel have oil? Food? Gold? What does the Jewish nation bring to the table, other than coin-clipping and lending your own money back to you with interest?
Your confusing Israel with your retarded jewish banker conspiracy. Israel doesn't lend out money, certainly not to the extent of other sovereign states. That's the point. They are fiscally sound. They are a debt consumer, not producer, for countries that lend out debt. Israel isn't the International Monetary Fund, or the Bank of International Settlements, or Blackrock, or HSBC, or JP Morgan Chase.
The Israeli economy is a major diamond exporter, is a high-technology industrial economy, and is a major arms exporter. Fundamentally, if you are an empire, their geographic position, productive economy, and reliable debtor status make them a very good target to bring under your sphere of influence. That's why Russia pulled Israel away from Britain, and why the US pulled Israel away from Russia, except they did it much earlier when Israel was much less likely to become as profitable as it is today.
Not everything is about the holocaust. They are interested in funding.
Why would China care about Israel's fake paper shekels over any other country's fake paper currency? What, exactly, does Israel bring to the table?
Same thing it's always had: a chaotic government capable of destabilizing any pan-Arab state from forming and being within striking distance of Europe, Africa, western Russia, and the Middle East.
Israel's currency happens to be one of the best currencies in the world, mostly because they normally pay their foreign debts. I assume it's because of all their (((accountants))).
China already deals with a pariah state called North Korea. It doesn't need to deal with another one.
You still don't get it. What does that currency BUY? More fucking paper isn't enticing when Globohomo can freeze your account and throw sanctions at you for not being a good golem.
Does Israel have oil? Food? Gold? What does the Jewish nation bring to the table, other than coin-clipping and lending your own money back to you with interest?
If an empire wants to exert force in a region, it needs a pariah state in that region. Simple as.
Your complaining about the monetary system from a consumer perspective. Not from a State level. The reason states use fiat currency is so that they can manipulate trade and their economies to their own advantage. Israel does it the least, and so actually pays back it's debt, meaning that they are one of the only countries not effectively stealing from their lenders on this planet. That makes them a profitable country to anyone that deals with them.
Moreover, I don't know why you think a Communist state would stop engaging in a fiat monetary system.
Your confusing Israel with your retarded jewish banker conspiracy. Israel doesn't lend out money, certainly not to the extent of other sovereign states. That's the point. They are fiscally sound. They are a debt consumer, not producer, for countries that lend out debt. Israel isn't the International Monetary Fund, or the Bank of International Settlements, or Blackrock, or HSBC, or JP Morgan Chase.
The Israeli economy is a major diamond exporter, is a high-technology industrial economy, and is a major arms exporter. Fundamentally, if you are an empire, their geographic position, productive economy, and reliable debtor status make them a very good target to bring under your sphere of influence. That's why Russia pulled Israel away from Britain, and why the US pulled Israel away from Russia, except they did it much earlier when Israel was much less likely to become as profitable as it is today.