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Most people believe that the 20th century was a death struggle between Communism and Capitalism, and that Fascism was but a hiccup. But today we know better. Communism was a fool's errand. The followers of Marx gone from this earth, but the followers of Hitler abound and thrive. Hitler, however, had one great disadvantage. He lived in a time when Fascism, like a virus... like the AIDS virus... needed a strong host in order to spread. Germany was that host. But Germany did not prevail. The world was too big. Fortunately, the world has changed. Global communications, cable TV, the internet. Today the world is smaller and a virus does not need a strong host in order to spread. The virus... is airborne. One more thing. Let no man call us crazy. They called Hitler crazy. But Hitler was not crazy. He was stupid. You don't fight Russia *and* America. You get Russia and America to fight each other... and destroy each other.

Having 2 rival superpowers operating on a small country made me nervous. All it takes is one mistake and could start world war 3.

If the USA had any sense they would pull out. But of course they don't have any sense so lets start constructing our bomb shelters.

3. Russia and China are buying gold and selling their US Treasuries on the regular basis.

This is actually confusing. Enough evidence exists to suggest that both Russia and China are selling their United States treasury bonds and accumulating gold bullion bars, for the last 2-3 years. But who is purchasing all the treasury bonds which they are selling? It can't be the Middle Eastern countries, as they are broke due to the low oil prices.

The Euroclear Hoax, or how Belgium acquired over $200bln in US Treasuries overnight

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Dr. Paul Craig Roberts (Reagan’s Asst Treasury Secretary and Father of Reaganomics), who knows a thing or two about US economic policy, believes that these $200bln in US bonds are the hidden purchase by the US FED, camouflaged as another country’s independent acquisition. Of course it’s not fooling anyone as this amount constitutes 1/2 of the entire GDP of Belgium and therefore couldn’t have happened with the Belgian funds. Dr. Roberts further believes that ‘a COUNTRY with large US bond holdings’ has dumped a significant portion of its holdings in the market, and that the FED had no choice but to buy them up to avoid the run on the US bonds.

Meanwhile, Belgians believe that the $200bln in US bonds came to them via Russia. When I first heard this news, I initially thought that Russia had to park the US bonds in her possession in Belgium, where US wouldn’t get its hands on them if it decided to sanction Russia further. But the more I thought about it, the more I saw a completely different picture emerging:

The FED had to urgently purchase a large amount of the US bonds dumped by another country – and this country is Russia. After threats of financial sanctions, Russia dumped on the market about $104bln in US bonds and the FED had to pick them up, passing this amount, plus additional Treasury quantities, to Belgium to avoid crashing the US bond market if it became known Russia was dumping. Russia is SELLING US bonds – not buying!

Why did Russia agree to keep quiet about it? This would be in the realm of politics, is much as economics. In exchange for keeping quiet, Russia would obviously get something, like the US and EU paying for part of the Ukraine multi-billion gas debt to Gazprom, or a better deal on these bonds than expected, as a couple of examples.

This is actually confusing. Enough evidence exists to suggest that both Russia and China are selling their United States treasury bonds and accumulating gold bullion bars, for the last 2-3 years. But who is purchasing all the treasury bonds which they are selling? It can't be the Middle Eastern countries, as they are broke due to the low oil prices.

Source, please  :)

Never gonna happen nobody wants war cockroaches will win