He asserts that Nixon-era mechanisms projected dollar-based stability onto China and GCC systems, creating a dependence that China cannot fully escape without destabilization.
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He asserts that Nixon-era mechanisms projected dollar-based stability onto China and GCC systems, creating a dependence that China cannot fully escape without destabilization.
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"Alright. Okay so this is how the world is designed. Again, this is all a hallucination. One thing that you don't want to appreciate..."
"the GCC as well as China in other words and this is really important for you guys to understand China is a hallucination of..."
"...do emerging powers like China, um, factor in the shifts in global order? I already told"
"...stays together, unified, cohesive, it'll be fine. Okay? Because as this global order collapses, as the global economy collapses, every other society will face..."
"...Rome. To allow Russia to survive the coming collapse of the global order better than anyone else. Okay? And so by taking over Ukraine,..."
"...different ideals for America. The empire is to maintain a current global order, right? And MAGA is to retreat back into the Western Hemisphere..."
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