11/07/2022 / By Ethan Huff
Joe Biden’s illegal occupation of the White House is contributing to the demise of the United States dollar as the world’s reserve currency.
The petrodollar, which since 1945 has been the standard currency used to pay for oil globally, is quickly fading as Saudi Arabia pivots to China as its new “reliable partner” for energy and trade.
Fed up with the Biden regime’s disastrous economic policies, among other things, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MbS) appears to be moving on from the U.S. and setting his sights on the world’s largest communist regime, which is fast-becoming a global economic leader.
There are many factors that are contributing to the demise of the petrodollar, and to be fair they are not all Biden’s fault. Many U.S. presidents – or rather the puppet masters that control them – have been chipping away at the petrodollar’s dominance with decades of bad policy designed to crush the West.
One of them is the Federal Reserve’s money-printing scam, which dilutes the value of the dollar through inflation. More recently, the “sabotage” of the Nord Stream gas pipelines running from Russia to Germany delivered another blow to the dollar’s dominance.
“The more dollars are printed, the more purchasing power is stolen from other nations that hold dollars,” writes Mike Adams, the Health Ranger. “The current dollar devaluation has reached nearly 2% per month and continues to accelerate.”
Truth be told, it has been a long time coming for the United States, which for too long has been a world bully. How many nations has this country bombed, and how many innocent civilians in mostly poorer countries have lost their lives at the hands of this cruel war machine?
The U.S. is also becoming a global leader in disregarding the rule of law. Evil has become “good” and good has become “evil” in modern America, which will ultimately lead to the country’s demise.
From the perspective of trade, U.S. leadership has been waging economic war against not only the American people but also the country’s most valued trading partners (i.e., the Fed’s ongoing interest rate hikes have pretty much broken Great Britain’s bond-based pension system).
Then we have the relentless push to gender-mutilate all American children and turn them into walking demonic images of the Satanic Baphomet creature that is neither male nor female – is this what a global superpower should look like?
With very little manufacturing remaining on domestic soil, America also relies on much of the rest of the world for goods and services (i.e., call centers overseas). These goods and services are paid for with fiat debt-based dollars that other countries are increasingly rejecting as they discover that the currency is little more than a worthless Ponzi scheme-based IOU.
All of this and more reveals precisely why the world outside the U.S. is growing weary of doing business with this corrupt and evil empire, which seems to embody Revelation 18:7:
“In the measure that she glorified herself and lived luxuriously, in the same measure give her torment and sorrow.”
“It saddens me to say this as an American, someone who still believes in God, family, and country, but we are deserving of judgment,” wrote a commenter at Natural News.
“We were given a nation of great wealth: precious metals, vast forests and fertile farms. We were built by brave and noble men who gave their very blood to secure our freedom. We had everything needed for peace and prosperity, for ourselves and our children. We gave it all away to fools, perverts and criminals. As we were given our blessings, our punishment shall be given in kind.”
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