Subnostr

For sure! That’s what I was saying. When I used the word “helping,” I wasn’t meaning to say that the IMF was making things better. I was saying that the IMF is trying to help the neocons to privatize Eskom and sell it off to private corporations, who would absolutely not help the situation over there.

The whole purpose of the IMF (which sits in an office in the bottom of the Pentagon) is to indebt third world countries and then to a create repayment that forces austerity measures on public works and services, as well as privatization of public utilities and natural resources within the country. The IMF and World Bank are to transfer wealth from third world countries to the US

Zoltan ⚡️ 3y ago

Then we are on the same page. But it's said that until the total collapse of the FIAT system no one can stop them.

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Aurelius 3y ago

😎 I don’t think it’s too far off! The BRICS countries are already providing a good alternative to World Bank financing, and Venezuela, Iran, and Russia are pushing back hard on the assumption that balance of payment must be managed in dollars. Now Saudi Arabia is considering the same thing. The reason the average American thinks he don’t like these countries is because these are the ones most aggressively pushing forward de-dollarization, so our government paints them as “evil”. These countries are probably the best balance of payment hope for bitcoin, and BRICS cooperation and its inevitable destabilization of IMF austerity policy will allow people to ask the question, “is there a better balance of payment option that won’t leave us subject to IMF austerity control and US military dominance?” And the answer is… #Bitcoin

Zoltan ⚡️ 3y ago

I totally agree with you! The Bricks will be the example. The Mandibles book will go alive.