Anti-Russia Sanctions Will Destroy US Petrodollar & the Economy—Get Ready for $10 Gas
Tuesday morning, Pence announced Trump is going to sign the Russian sanctions bill. This will guarantee the end of the US petrodollar.
By Jay Syrmopoulos
TheFreeThoughtProject.com
August 1, 2017
Washington, D.C. – The United States is on the precipice of pushing the Sino-Russo alliance closer than ever with the Senate’s almost unanimous approval of the Countering America’s Adversaries Through Sanctions Act. If President Trump signs the dangerous bill, it will essentially guarantee the fall of the U.S. petrodollar as the global reserve currency.
Hailed by the usual warmongers in the Senate, including resident cold warrior John McCain, the new legislation calls for a ratcheting up of tensions with Moscow under the guise of alleged election interference.
Although there has never been any evidence provided to the public in regards to election meddling, the U.S. lamestream propagandist media, in concert with the deep state, have run a consistent campaign meant to demonize and connect Trump/Russia.
The reality is that Trump ran on a platform of détente with the Russian, converse to Hillary Clinton’s “get tough with Russia” rhetoric during the 2016 presidential campaign, thus trying to create back channels (a common move in diplomacy), to negotiate with Russia outside of the purview of the always listening U.S. spying apparatus.
The new sanctions are meant to directly target the main strength of the Russian economy, the energy sector, in an effort to compel U.S. client states in Europe to abandon mutually beneficial long-term energy deals with Russia.
This dynamic will unquestionably bring Russia and Beijing closer together, as the Russians will hedge against the loss of energy deals with American vassals in Europe by solidifying long-term energy, economic and security cooperation with the Chinese.
Essentially, if Trump signs the bill, the writing is on the wall: Russia and China must form a strategic alliance to withstand the methodical movements of the U.S. empire meant to destabilize their respective governments – with a strategic goal of preventing Eurasian integration.
As the global winds of change blow, look for Germany and Turkey to play a key role in deciding whether Eurasian integration is stifled by the United States. As Max Keiser so presciently notes, “The so-called Washington consensus is disintegrating.”
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