It says
in the intro/description heading lol...
"Random ramblings from an amateur rock-n-roll historian and critic, self-professed bourbon aficionado, blackberry growin', jam makin', sometime tie-die shirt makin', ex hippie wannabe, turned punk rock lovein', blues festival going, middle aged pudgy bald white guy who loves to wear Hawaiian shirts in the summertime and happens to be more Stax than Motown, more Allman Brothers than Skynard, more Stones than Beatles, more NASCAR than Baseball, more freeware than license keys...
So here is one
"Random rambling..."
for you
goes a lil like this:
If
China, Russia and Iran
can change the security architecture
of the Persian Gulf
(and it is my contention that they only did so
AFTER
the 12 day war last year
(assessing strengths and weaknesses
tactics and strategies,
THEN
they started pouring in equipment
hardware etc)
which they have,
then they can do so
for any other country(s)
that don't want to do business with the US
and play by our arbitrary
"rules based order"
which we selectively enforce.
And if a country
can no longer force other countries
to play by its rules any longer?
THEN HOW LONG
WILL THAT COUNTRYS
CURRENCY BE THE
RESERVE CURRENCY
OF THE WORLD?
You already know the answer.
NOT VERY LONG.
All those dollars in all of those central banks
are going to come streaming back here
like you cant even imagine.
Who would want them
when they are worthless any more?
It wont be inflation,
it will be hyper-inflation.
Side Note:
Venezuela was sending
its oil to China,
(It aint anymore
"Not from this hemisphere you won't!"
seems to have been the message.)
that
and Iran being an
"energy hub"
at the end of Chinas
"Belt and Road" initiative
have a lot more to do with things
that what you are being told.
All we can do
is bomb the living shit out of them
and hope for the best
which is exactly
what we are going to do
and they already know it
and they will survive it
and just absolutely
demolish Israel
and a lot of our
military bases
in the region
during and after.
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