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In 2000, Saddam Hussein did something very few people paid attention to.

He announced Iraq would start selling oil in euros, not U.S. dollars.

Three years later, the United States invaded Iraq.

No weapons of mass destruction were ever found.

But something else happened quietly.

Iraqi oil went right back to being priced in dollars.

Most people call that a coincidence.

I call it a lesson.

In 2009, Muammar Gaddafi proposed something even more dangerous.

A gold-backed African currency — the gold dinar.

It would have allowed African nations to buy oil without using dollars.

In 2011, NATO intervened in Libya for “humanitarian reasons.”

Gaddafi was killed.

The gold dinar disappeared.

Libyan oil? Back to dollars.

Another coincidence.

I’m noticing a pattern.

Go back further.

In 1971, President Nixon took the U.S. dollar off the gold standard.

The dollar was no longer backed by gold — only a promise.

By all historical logic, the dollar should have collapsed.

It didn’t.

Why?

Because three years later, Henry Kissinger cut a deal with Saudi Arabia.

The deal was simple:

Sell oil only in U.S. dollars, and the U.S. military will protect the regime.

From that moment on, every country on earth needed dollars to buy energy.

That wasn’t free-market economics.

That was force-backed monetary policy.

Or, more honestly, a protection racket.

And it works — as long as the military can enforce it.

Watch what happens when countries challenge it.

Russia demands rubles for natural gas?

Sanctions. Escalation.

Syria discusses pipelines priced outside the dollar system?

Civil war intensifies. Pipeline never happens.

Iran tries to sell oil outside the dollar?

Decades of sanctions.

I’m not saying these are good governments or bad governments.

I’m saying watch what happens when anyone threatens the petrodollar system.

Once you see it, the pattern isn’t subtle.

SWIFT is not a neutral payment system.

It’s a weapon.

Get cut off from SWIFT, and you’re locked out of global trade.

Russia.

Iran.

Cuba.

Venezuela.

Different politics. Same outcome.

They don’t teach this in school because it’s uncomfortable.

We don’t send 18-year-olds to die for “freedom.”

We send them to protect reserve currency status.

Currency funds the military.

The military protects the currency.

That’s how empires work.

Britain learned this the hard way.

The British pound was the world’s reserve currency for nearly 200 years.

After World War II, Britain lost reserve status.

Within two decades, the British Empire collapsed.

Same cycle.

Dutch guilder.

British pound.

Now the U.S. dollar.

Ray Dalio has been warning about this for years.

Late-stage empire looks like this:

• Military overextension

• Rising debt

• Currency weakening

• Rivals building alternatives

China’s Belt and Road isn’t charity.

It’s about creating debt relationships denominated in yuan.

BRICS aren’t talking about alternatives because they’re friends.

They’re building an exit ramp from dollar dependence.

When the dollar loses reserve status — not if, when — the ability to print money without consequences disappears.

- Then the military contracts.

- Then the empire ends.

- You can call this cynical.

I call it financial history.

Every war in my lifetime had a currency angle — if you knew where to look.

“Freedom and democracy” is the marketing.

The actual policy documents talk about

“maintaining dollar liquidity in global energy markets.”

I’m not anti-military.

I’m anti-bullshit.

If we’re sending people to fight…

We should at least be honest about why.

The indigenous in Alberta have been trying to sell their oil for years. Swift will not allow them to be paid. It seems the only way is through BRICS. Know anyone that, they can sell oil to?

They changed the ingedients is this for the better?

Sure is ironic that we let them judge what is best for our children. They know about as much as whats best as a cockroach knows about refrigeration.

I do and am pointing it out.... We need to drop the bar association to prevent further ruination of the family.

Shes not wrong when you use their courts. They swear an oath on bended knee to a Jewish power.

nostr:npub1dg6es53r3hys9tk3n7aldgz4lx4ly8qu4zg468zwyl6smuhjjrvsnhsguz What do you think about this story? Alberta has been fighting the good fight for centuries.

So true.. People can't "Grasp the issues.". Yet, they have a vote. Freedom can only be taken. We need to stop asking and just start doing.

Just read a book on this very same battle that took place in the plains of Alberta! I highly recommend everyone read this!

https://books.brightlearn.ai/Blood-and-Thunder-on-the-Prairies-Big-Bear-d7b85538f-En/index.html

I propose a nostr hash tag that we can follow for those encountering legal issues for things posted in nostr. Let's make it #nostrreport or #reportstr #asknostr

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Dear old feminist bag. Your eggs are rotten and your clock is up. You ask where are all the good men? Not interested in your high mileage meat bag. The market has spoken.

If Canada could pass one statute to fix it what would that statute be?

Where did @justintrudeau go? I miss his content. lol

I love the idea. Imagine the inspirations that could arise? The tech that could be created?

I also think that some cities should be under ground. The expense would be incredible but relish the thought of the inspirations that could be encountered. The social structures created?

What about dome cities in the North and South heated by the ridiculous amounts of natural gas. Or platform, domed cities in mountains.

I had no idea what "triggered" was. I had no idea what was meant when a woman was hysterical or anxious. I am now in my late forties and am starting to have somewhat of an understanding when a woman tells me that she is anxious. (It means that I can't argue, push the issue, or sell a point on. She wins the fight only because I am not allowed to press the issue, due to extreme emotional discomfort.)

Triggered seems to be an awful experience. Tagging an object, taste or smell to an unpleasant memory and a physiological response that can only be described as extreme emotional discomfort.

How can we as men even comprehend this? I have never had an anxious event in my life! Further more, how can I allow one with such events judge me or command me? Tell me how I should feel or what I should do?

Should people with such mental anguish decide the fate of another?

Sure are effecient! Tsar Alexandre, Abraham Lincoln, William Garfield, Momar Quadafi, to name a few! Don't mess with their fiat or their war machine!

I am hearing many grumblings that when the banks start grabbing peoples homes.... They are staying. What a scandal!

Imagine that staying in your home! all the pigs at the trough eating our pensions. And i just want to keep my home.

Its going to be a very dangerous job to seize people's homes. Bail out the people or risk the dangerous job of taking homes.