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So, in response my friend, Iran is next and is going down. It will happen. Washington is cutting down all non-nuclear capable challengers to dollar hegemony one by one. Venezuela has, for all intents and purposes, fallen. Washington has taken over completely as I said it would back in October and already repriced all Venezuelan oil into USD. Iran is now on the chopping block as it has no nuclear deterrent. After Iran falls, this will eventually give Washington, along with it's OPEC+ "allies" (dollar nations), almost absolute and total control over world oil pricing. Russia will be left virtually alone as sole dollar challenger. Here is the catch: Russia has the largest nuclear deterrent in the world and cannot be taken down via standard military methods (see Washington's failed Ukraine proxy war). Washington's intent is to stop any and all de-dollarization efforts. As we know, the Russian economy, although diversifying quickly, is still heavily reliant on oil/gas revenues. A vast portion of the Russian federal budget is still funded by these revenues, some estimates still as high as 30-50%. Once Iran falls and the dust settles, Washington will try to drive the price of oil well below 50 USD per barrel and keep it there. They will have the tools to do so. This will in turn put Russia in a very difficult position. Putin has to continue to maintain the domestic economy. I won't get political here as everyone who knows me knows my position. With that being said, one can make of the "peace talks" what one will. For me, it has always been important to help others understand the monetary system. Once one understands it, one can easily predict future events, especially in terms of Washington's actions. Washington has gone all in now as all of it's power is derived from WRC status and it will fight to the brutal and bitter end to maintain it. As for Trump, one can make of him what one will, but make no mistake, he is deadly serious.
This prediction was concise and accurately foresaw what happened next to Maduro in Venezuela. 馃嚮馃嚜馃嚭馃嚫View quoted post on X
So let鈥檚 ask @ThomasJPenn: what came after that?
What followed in Venezuela, and what do you expect the next steps to be?
Looking forward to your reply.
