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25.04.202500:44
24.04.202523:12
❗️ Russian FM Sergei Lavrov: Russia is ready to reach a deal on Ukraine, but some of its elements need to be "fine-tuned".
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"There are several signs that we are moving in the right direction. First of all, because President Trump is probably the ONLY leader on earth who recognized the need to address the root causes of this situation," Lavrov told CBS News.
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24.04.202522:31
🚨✅ India stops flow of Indus River to Pakistan
Social media footage allegedly shows one of the four dams on the Indus river, which is flowing from India to Pakistan.
Pakistan's National Security Committee said earlier that any attempt to divert the water flow would be considered an act of war.
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Social media footage allegedly shows one of the four dams on the Indus river, which is flowing from India to Pakistan.
Pakistan's National Security Committee said earlier that any attempt to divert the water flow would be considered an act of war.
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24.04.202521:58
🚀China’s space game just leveled up
The Shenzhou 20 spaceship docked with the Tiangong space station, marking another milestone in China’s ambitions to conquer the Moon and Mars.
Fully Chinese-built and military-backed, Tiangong is now a serious contender in the space race. 🌕✨
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The Shenzhou 20 spaceship docked with the Tiangong space station, marking another milestone in China’s ambitions to conquer the Moon and Mars.
Fully Chinese-built and military-backed, Tiangong is now a serious contender in the space race. 🌕✨
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24.04.202521:05
🇮🇳⚔️🇵🇰 India weighs tough response after Pahalgam attack
New Delhi is considering ending the ceasefire with Pakistan after the Pahalgam terrorist attack.
On April 22, three armed men in camouflage opened fire on tourists in Baisaran Valley near Pahalgam, killing 26 people – including one Nepalese citizen. The Resistance Front, linked to Pakistan’s Lashkar-e-Taiba, claimed responsibility.
India accused Pakistan of failing to uphold commitments along the Line of Control and International Border, and of not curbing cross-border terrorism, News18 reports. Pakistan denied the allegations.
In response, India reduced embassy staff in Islamabad, expelled Pakistani military advisers, closed the ‘Attari’ border checkpoint and suspended the key River Indus water supply agreement. India also halted issuing visas to Pakistani citizens.
Pakistan retaliated by suspending all bilateral agreements, warning India against the water cut-off and closing airspace to India. It also expelled Indian defense advisors, accusing India of supporting terrorist groups in Pakistan.
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New Delhi is considering ending the ceasefire with Pakistan after the Pahalgam terrorist attack.
On April 22, three armed men in camouflage opened fire on tourists in Baisaran Valley near Pahalgam, killing 26 people – including one Nepalese citizen. The Resistance Front, linked to Pakistan’s Lashkar-e-Taiba, claimed responsibility.
India accused Pakistan of failing to uphold commitments along the Line of Control and International Border, and of not curbing cross-border terrorism, News18 reports. Pakistan denied the allegations.
In response, India reduced embassy staff in Islamabad, expelled Pakistani military advisers, closed the ‘Attari’ border checkpoint and suspended the key River Indus water supply agreement. India also halted issuing visas to Pakistani citizens.
Pakistan retaliated by suspending all bilateral agreements, warning India against the water cut-off and closing airspace to India. It also expelled Indian defense advisors, accusing India of supporting terrorist groups in Pakistan.
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24.04.202520:50
Trump believes it will be difficult for Ukraine to return Crimea
(You think?)
Do you still agree that Ukraine should give up part of its territory in order to achieve peace?
Mexico has better odds of getting back California or Texas.
@Slavyangrad
(You think?)
Do you still agree that Ukraine should give up part of its territory in order to achieve peace?
Well, it depends on the territory... we will do everything we can, working with Ukraine... but they have lost a lot of territory. When you say Crimea, it was handed over during the reign of a president named Barack Hussein Obama. It has nothing to do with me. It was 11 years ago. There was no shot fired. There was no fighting. There was nothing at all. It was just handed over. And now they say, 'Can it be given back?' I think it will be very difficult.
Mexico has better odds of getting back California or Texas.
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24.04.202520:32
😏 How do you like it, Donald? Iran building massive border wall with Afghanistan🇮🇷🇦🇫
The new $3.4B barrier is designed to help fight drugs and weapons smuggling, human trafficking and illegal immigration, prevent border clashes with terrorists and criminal gangs, and secure the movement of people and goods between the two countries.
🔶 The wall consists of reinforced concrete slabs measuring 4 meters high and 1.1 meters thick, with a razor wire topper.
🔶 It’s also being fitted with equipment the Army Ground Force engineers responsible for construction say is “at the cutting edge of technology,” including cameras and sensors, other smart electronic monitoring and surveillance equipment, precision-guided and network-centric defenses.
🔶 When all is said and done, the wall will span over 900 km. Up to 75 km have been completed to date, with 300 km+ more under construction in northern Iran’s Razavi Khorasan province. The project is set to be completed in three years.
🔶 Local authorities have dubbed the wall “one of the most important active and strategic projects” being undertaken by Iran today, given the pressing need to deal with border issues.
🔶 Besides security, Iran has struggled to accommodate an influx of up to 5 million Afghan refugees who fled Afghanistan after the collapse of the US puppet government and rise of the Taliban in 2021.
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The new $3.4B barrier is designed to help fight drugs and weapons smuggling, human trafficking and illegal immigration, prevent border clashes with terrorists and criminal gangs, and secure the movement of people and goods between the two countries.
🔶 The wall consists of reinforced concrete slabs measuring 4 meters high and 1.1 meters thick, with a razor wire topper.
🔶 It’s also being fitted with equipment the Army Ground Force engineers responsible for construction say is “at the cutting edge of technology,” including cameras and sensors, other smart electronic monitoring and surveillance equipment, precision-guided and network-centric defenses.
🔶 When all is said and done, the wall will span over 900 km. Up to 75 km have been completed to date, with 300 km+ more under construction in northern Iran’s Razavi Khorasan province. The project is set to be completed in three years.
🔶 Local authorities have dubbed the wall “one of the most important active and strategic projects” being undertaken by Iran today, given the pressing need to deal with border issues.
🔶 Besides security, Iran has struggled to accommodate an influx of up to 5 million Afghan refugees who fled Afghanistan after the collapse of the US puppet government and rise of the Taliban in 2021.
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24.04.202519:45
🤔 US to demand Russia acknowledge Ukraine’s right to a military
Trump special envoy is planning to ask President Putin to accept Ukraine’s “right to have its own army and defense industry” during the next talks.
That's according to sources speaking to Bloomberg on condition of anonymity.
Russia has made its conditions for ending its special military operation crystal clear: demilitarization, de-Nazification, and a non-aligned, non-nuclear Ukraine.
In the spring of 2022, Russia laid out a peace agreement, but according to President Putin, the Zelensky regime and the West tossed it “into the dustbin of history.” The deal? A Ukrainian army capped at 85,000 troops and a 15,000-member National Guard.
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Trump special envoy is planning to ask President Putin to accept Ukraine’s “right to have its own army and defense industry” during the next talks.
That's according to sources speaking to Bloomberg on condition of anonymity.
Russia has made its conditions for ending its special military operation crystal clear: demilitarization, de-Nazification, and a non-aligned, non-nuclear Ukraine.
In the spring of 2022, Russia laid out a peace agreement, but according to President Putin, the Zelensky regime and the West tossed it “into the dustbin of history.” The deal? A Ukrainian army capped at 85,000 troops and a 15,000-member National Guard.
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24.04.202519:06
🗣 Trump convinced Russia and Ukraine ‘both want peace, but have to get to the table’
🌏 Speaking to Norway’s prime minister in Washington on Thursday, Trump complained about the “long time” his administration has waited for talks to start and said “I don’t like that it takes long at all.”
🌏 “We have…about 5,000 young people a week that are dying in that ridiculous war. I started out because I didn’t like all the money that we were paying and then I realized how many people were dying, and that’s by far the more important element right now.”
🌏 Trump confirmed that he had his own “deadline” for reaching an agreement, but did not name a date.
🌏 He added that he believes there's a consensus in NATO on ending the conflict.
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🌏 Speaking to Norway’s prime minister in Washington on Thursday, Trump complained about the “long time” his administration has waited for talks to start and said “I don’t like that it takes long at all.”
🌏 “We have…about 5,000 young people a week that are dying in that ridiculous war. I started out because I didn’t like all the money that we were paying and then I realized how many people were dying, and that’s by far the more important element right now.”
🌏 Trump confirmed that he had his own “deadline” for reaching an agreement, but did not name a date.
🌏 He added that he believes there's a consensus in NATO on ending the conflict.
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China and Geopolitics with Danny Haiphong
24.04.202519:03
‼️ LIVESTREAM ALERT: Danny Haiphong is joined by Brian Berletic of the New Atlas today April 24th 9pm eastern, 6pm pacific!‼️
Trump just got slapped down by China on tariff talks, Russian strikes just slammed Kiev as his war ultimatum for Ukraine “peace” gains little traction with Russia: are we witnessing the accelerating decay of the U.S. empire?
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Trump just got slapped down by China on tariff talks, Russian strikes just slammed Kiev as his war ultimatum for Ukraine “peace” gains little traction with Russia: are we witnessing the accelerating decay of the U.S. empire?
Join Danny and Brian as they break down the latest in geopolitical developments!
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24.04.202518:36
🥴 Ursula in la-la land: European Commission President claims EU emerged stronger after cutting down on Russian energy deliveries
Speaking at an energy summit in London, von der Leyen insisted that Europe strengthened its energy resilience by rejecting Russian oil and gas.
She conveniently forgot to mention that hundreds of major European manufacturers have been forced to shut down production in Europe and leave the EU amid the bloc’s loss of competitiveness against China and the US, with the region facing its worst deindustrialization crisis since WWII.
Germany, the EU’s traditional industrial powerhouse, has balanced on the brink of recession, with one in three businesses planning job cuts in 2025, according to a recent German Economic Institute survey.
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Speaking at an energy summit in London, von der Leyen insisted that Europe strengthened its energy resilience by rejecting Russian oil and gas.
She conveniently forgot to mention that hundreds of major European manufacturers have been forced to shut down production in Europe and leave the EU amid the bloc’s loss of competitiveness against China and the US, with the region facing its worst deindustrialization crisis since WWII.
Germany, the EU’s traditional industrial powerhouse, has balanced on the brink of recession, with one in three businesses planning job cuts in 2025, according to a recent German Economic Institute survey.
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24.04.202515:51
Wait, robots are competing now? 🤖
China's AI Robot Games just launched in Wuxi, Jiangsu Province, and humanoid robots are now battling it out in sports, obstacle courses and even dancing.
It’s not just for fun though—there are also tech demos, interactive activities and AI policies aimed at boosting local innovation. So, what’s next—are robots the future of sport?
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China's AI Robot Games just launched in Wuxi, Jiangsu Province, and humanoid robots are now battling it out in sports, obstacle courses and even dancing.
It’s not just for fun though—there are also tech demos, interactive activities and AI policies aimed at boosting local innovation. So, what’s next—are robots the future of sport?
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24.04.202515:15
🇧🇪Belgium on the table: Dutch politician proposes division between France and Netherlands
At a dinner with French Ambassador François Alabrune, Dutch parliamentary speaker Martin Bosma, a member of the Party for Freedom, casually suggested splitting Belgium between France and the Netherlands, according to journalist Petra de Koning’s column in the NRC newspaper.
He proposed Flanders join the Netherlands and Wallonia become part of France. No word from Belgium yet—perhaps they’re still digesting the idea.
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At a dinner with French Ambassador François Alabrune, Dutch parliamentary speaker Martin Bosma, a member of the Party for Freedom, casually suggested splitting Belgium between France and the Netherlands, according to journalist Petra de Koning’s column in the NRC newspaper.
He proposed Flanders join the Netherlands and Wallonia become part of France. No word from Belgium yet—perhaps they’re still digesting the idea.
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24.04.202514:40
🥇💰Gold winning, but is SILVER about to STEAL THE SHOW?
📈 Gold has been a solid hedge against financial chaos, with history suggesting even more gains ahead. But silver is waiting in the wings, ready to shine when the time’s right, the WSJ reports.
🟥 Gold prices tend to outperform when things go south—like in the 1970s and early 2000s. So far this decade, it is up by 113%, far outpacing the S&P 500’s 78%. It recently hit a record high before pulling back, but still remains up 41% in the past year. Meanwhile, the price silver has risen by 23%, trailing gold but still crushing the S&P’s 6%.
🟥 Silver offers both a safe-haven appeal as a precious metal and industrial value, making it more sensitive to economic swings. Gold often leads in times of uncertainty, but silver usually follows after.
🔄 The gold-to-silver price ratio is currently at 98:1 – high by historical standards. When it was that high in the past—like during the 2008 crisis and the COVID panic—silver has outperformed gold.
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📈 Gold has been a solid hedge against financial chaos, with history suggesting even more gains ahead. But silver is waiting in the wings, ready to shine when the time’s right, the WSJ reports.
🟥 Gold prices tend to outperform when things go south—like in the 1970s and early 2000s. So far this decade, it is up by 113%, far outpacing the S&P 500’s 78%. It recently hit a record high before pulling back, but still remains up 41% in the past year. Meanwhile, the price silver has risen by 23%, trailing gold but still crushing the S&P’s 6%.
🟥 Silver offers both a safe-haven appeal as a precious metal and industrial value, making it more sensitive to economic swings. Gold often leads in times of uncertainty, but silver usually follows after.
🔄 The gold-to-silver price ratio is currently at 98:1 – high by historical standards. When it was that high in the past—like during the 2008 crisis and the COVID panic—silver has outperformed gold.
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03.04.202503:33
💥 “What ‘very good partners’? In crime? IN GENOCIDE? In ethnic cleansing?” – Belgian MEP Botenga CRUSHES EU’s Kallas over Israel ‘VERY GOOD PARTNERS’ remark
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The Islander
03.04.202506:46
The Empire Strikes Itself:
Liberation Day or Desperation Day?
Trump just lit the fuse. “Liberation Day”, a universal tariff regime on all U.S. imports, isn’t much of a trade strategy. It’s a euphemism for controlled economic demolition. A last ditch rear guard action, made in panic by the Empire.
But it does have the unintended consequence of being a funeral pyre for neoliberalism, the final act of a rentier empire that offshored its manufacturing, hollowed out its working class, and sold its soul to Wall Street derivatives and Silicon Valley surveillance.
The U.S. can no longer outcompete. So it’s trying to out-tariff.
Let’s be clear: this isn’t about protecting domestic industry. America’s industrial base was dismantled decades ago. There are no foundries, no machine-tool factories, no national industrial plan. This is like slapping a steel dome on a house that already burned down.
So why do it?
Because the elites are panicking.
Because the dollar is losing its supremacy, brick by BRICS.
Because real assets: energy, minerals, manufacturing—are migrating east. And because the Global South is no longer playing by the script.
Trump didn’t declare a trade war. He just declared war on globalization’s corpse. What Trump has done is expose the rot. Wall Street hates it. Silicon Valley hates it. Davos hates it.
And that’s the point or at least the unintended beauty of it. The chaotic circus ringmaster is bringing down the house, quite litterally.
The empire is no longer hiding its decline. So it may as well weaponizing it. From its point of view of course.
Universal tariffs won’t rebuild America, they’ll raise prices, slash margins, and speed up de-dollarization as the rest of the world builds supply chains that bypass U.S. control altogether.
And for all the panic on CNBC and in the Moody’s press releases, you know what? Good. Let them panic.
Let the algorithmic traders, overleveraged hedge funds, and globalist NGOs feel a fraction of the instability they exported to the Global South for 40 years.
Liberation Day isn’t really about America. It’s about the system revealing its terminal fragility.
Trump, whether by instinct or ignorance, just set fire to the neoliberal scaffolding. Now comes the smoke, the price shocks, the screams from Wall Street, and underneath it all, the slow, painful rebirth of sovereignty for the Global Majority, so long as the world has the courage to grab it.
Not neat. Not elegant. But necessary.
it's an easy equation for me. You either build industrial capitalism or you decay into financial parasitism. And when the parasites start eating themselves, you know the system’s done.
So buckle up!
Liberation Day isn’t the beginning of greatness. It’s the beginning of the end of the empire’s economic illusion.
🔥 And we say, light the match.
- Gerry Nolan
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Liberation Day or Desperation Day?
Trump just lit the fuse. “Liberation Day”, a universal tariff regime on all U.S. imports, isn’t much of a trade strategy. It’s a euphemism for controlled economic demolition. A last ditch rear guard action, made in panic by the Empire.
But it does have the unintended consequence of being a funeral pyre for neoliberalism, the final act of a rentier empire that offshored its manufacturing, hollowed out its working class, and sold its soul to Wall Street derivatives and Silicon Valley surveillance.
The U.S. can no longer outcompete. So it’s trying to out-tariff.
Let’s be clear: this isn’t about protecting domestic industry. America’s industrial base was dismantled decades ago. There are no foundries, no machine-tool factories, no national industrial plan. This is like slapping a steel dome on a house that already burned down.
So why do it?
Because the elites are panicking.
Because the dollar is losing its supremacy, brick by BRICS.
Because real assets: energy, minerals, manufacturing—are migrating east. And because the Global South is no longer playing by the script.
Trump didn’t declare a trade war. He just declared war on globalization’s corpse. What Trump has done is expose the rot. Wall Street hates it. Silicon Valley hates it. Davos hates it.
And that’s the point or at least the unintended beauty of it. The chaotic circus ringmaster is bringing down the house, quite litterally.
The empire is no longer hiding its decline. So it may as well weaponizing it. From its point of view of course.
Universal tariffs won’t rebuild America, they’ll raise prices, slash margins, and speed up de-dollarization as the rest of the world builds supply chains that bypass U.S. control altogether.
And for all the panic on CNBC and in the Moody’s press releases, you know what? Good. Let them panic.
Let the algorithmic traders, overleveraged hedge funds, and globalist NGOs feel a fraction of the instability they exported to the Global South for 40 years.
Liberation Day isn’t really about America. It’s about the system revealing its terminal fragility.
Trump, whether by instinct or ignorance, just set fire to the neoliberal scaffolding. Now comes the smoke, the price shocks, the screams from Wall Street, and underneath it all, the slow, painful rebirth of sovereignty for the Global Majority, so long as the world has the courage to grab it.
Not neat. Not elegant. But necessary.
it's an easy equation for me. You either build industrial capitalism or you decay into financial parasitism. And when the parasites start eating themselves, you know the system’s done.
So buckle up!
Liberation Day isn’t the beginning of greatness. It’s the beginning of the end of the empire’s economic illusion.
🔥 And we say, light the match.
- Gerry Nolan
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18.04.202500:30
Ukrainian tennis player sues WTA for allowing women from Russia and Belarus to play
Lesia Tsurenko's lawsuit against WTO ex-CEO Steve Simon says such an act caused her "negligent infliction of emotional distress."
She lost 6-0, 6-0 to Aryna Sabalenka of Belarus at the 2024 Australian Open.
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Lesia Tsurenko's lawsuit against WTO ex-CEO Steve Simon says such an act caused her "negligent infliction of emotional distress."
She lost 6-0, 6-0 to Aryna Sabalenka of Belarus at the 2024 Australian Open.
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03.04.202504:31
🇭🇺🇮🇱 Netanyahu visits Europe DESPITE the ICC arrest warrant against him – reports
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, who has dismissed the warrant as politically motivated, reaffirmed that Hungary—despite being an ICC member—will not enforce it, The New York Times reported.
Netanyahu was received with full military honors and is set to meet with Orbán.
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💬 “Welcome to Budapest, Benjamin Netanyahu!” Hungarian Defence Minister Kristof Szalay-Bobrovniczky wrote on social media after greeting him at the airport.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, who has dismissed the warrant as politically motivated, reaffirmed that Hungary—despite being an ICC member—will not enforce it, The New York Times reported.
Netanyahu was received with full military honors and is set to meet with Orbán.
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27.03.202501:16
Trump endorses Lindsey Graham for his fifth term
The 69-year-old South Carolina senator recently launched a campaign for re-election in 2026.
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The 69-year-old South Carolina senator recently launched a campaign for re-election in 2026.
"Senator Lindsey Graham has my complete and total endorsement for re-election — he will not let us down," the US president wrote on Truth Social.
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07.04.202504:59
🎱🎱 British Women's pool championship features 2 biological males
Transgender Harriet Haynes beat another transgender Lucy Smith for the women's championship title and a prize of £1,800. They each defeated 4 female opponents to move up the tournament ladder.
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Transgender Harriet Haynes beat another transgender Lucy Smith for the women's championship title and a prize of £1,800. They each defeated 4 female opponents to move up the tournament ladder.
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15.04.202519:58
🇺🇸💸 Ray Dalio Sees Collapse, But Still Won’t Name the Parasite
“I’m worried about something worse than a recession.”
That’s Ray Dalio, founder of Bridgewater Associates, the largest hedge fund in the world, warning of an imminent breakdown of the global financial order. But while Dalio sees the storm, he won’t name the parasite. He calls it geopolitical risk and “tariff disruption.” What he won’t say is this: the collapse isn’t an accident, it’s the inevitable result of a financial empire that hollowed out its productive core and called it growth.
Dalio’s fear is real, but the reality is worse. This isn’t a replay of 2008, or 1971. This is the convergence of systemic failure: massive U.S. debt, the unraveling of dollar hegemony, the emergence of multipolar trade, and the reckless deployment of economic weapons by an inept political class. Trump’s tariffs, sold as a way to “bring jobs back” and assert sovereignty, are nothing more than blunt instruments wielded by a rentier elite that offshored the real economy decades ago.
Tariffs, in isolation, aren’t even the problem. It’s how they’re being used, not as part of a coherent industrial policy, but as ad hoc retaliation by a bankrupt empire trying to bluff its way through the endgame of dollar supremacy. The U.S. doesn’t produce anymore. It extracts. It doesn’t invest. It inflates. It doesn’t build. It bombs. Tariffs won’t fix that.
Dalio mentions 1971, the year Nixon severed the dollar from gold, but he doesn’t say why it matters. That was the moment the U.S. abandoned productive discipline in favor of debt imperialism. From then on, it paid for global imports not with goods, but with Treasury IOUs. It forced the world to hold its debt at gunpoint. And now, after fifty years of this racket, the Global Majority is walking away.
This is the end of the petrodollar era, of “exorbitant privilege.” The dollar is still dominant, yes, but it’s increasingly resented, no longer trusted, no longer neutral. And when the reserve currency of the world becomes a weapon, the world finds alternatives. Credit blocs, gold-backed trade, bilateral clearing arrangements, all the architecture of multipolar finance is accelerating.
Dalio warns about “throwing rocks into the machine.” But what machine? The U.S. economy has been deindustrialized by design. Wall Street looted manufacturing and turned labor into debt-serfs. Silicon Valley replaced innovation with behavioral ad targeting. BlackRock turned homes into hedge fund assets. The problem isn’t the method. The problem is the machine was always meant to serve finance, not society.
Dalio says the risk is a loss of confidence in the dollar as a store of value. But it already happened. The U.S. defaulted on gold in ‘71. It defaulted on its industrial base in the ‘90s. It defaulted on the working class when it let medical debt, student loans, and housing collapse under compound interest. And now, under the weight of $37 trillion in debt and the interest payments exceeding defense spending, it’s running out of road.
What Dalio dares not say is this: the U.S. isn’t mismanaging the empire, it’s monetizing the collapse. Every crisis is another transfer. Another bailout. Another war to grease the bond markets. Another round of tariffs to trigger inflation and skim the margins.
Trump’s 10% universal tariff is a panic move. A symbolic flex. The manufacturing won’t come back, because there’s no policy to support it. No public investment. No anti-trust enforcement. And no attempt to de-financialize the economy. Without breaking the power of the FIRE sector, Finance, Insurance, Real Estate, there is no revival, only more theater.
Dalio fears something “worse than a recession.” He’s right to. This is the end of a civilization model. The parasite has drained the host. The system is running on empty. And unless someone breaks the spell, unless we name the parasite and tear it out by the root, America’s future could sadly become a Great Depression without the factories, the gold, or dignity.
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“I’m worried about something worse than a recession.”
That’s Ray Dalio, founder of Bridgewater Associates, the largest hedge fund in the world, warning of an imminent breakdown of the global financial order. But while Dalio sees the storm, he won’t name the parasite. He calls it geopolitical risk and “tariff disruption.” What he won’t say is this: the collapse isn’t an accident, it’s the inevitable result of a financial empire that hollowed out its productive core and called it growth.
Dalio’s fear is real, but the reality is worse. This isn’t a replay of 2008, or 1971. This is the convergence of systemic failure: massive U.S. debt, the unraveling of dollar hegemony, the emergence of multipolar trade, and the reckless deployment of economic weapons by an inept political class. Trump’s tariffs, sold as a way to “bring jobs back” and assert sovereignty, are nothing more than blunt instruments wielded by a rentier elite that offshored the real economy decades ago.
Tariffs, in isolation, aren’t even the problem. It’s how they’re being used, not as part of a coherent industrial policy, but as ad hoc retaliation by a bankrupt empire trying to bluff its way through the endgame of dollar supremacy. The U.S. doesn’t produce anymore. It extracts. It doesn’t invest. It inflates. It doesn’t build. It bombs. Tariffs won’t fix that.
Dalio mentions 1971, the year Nixon severed the dollar from gold, but he doesn’t say why it matters. That was the moment the U.S. abandoned productive discipline in favor of debt imperialism. From then on, it paid for global imports not with goods, but with Treasury IOUs. It forced the world to hold its debt at gunpoint. And now, after fifty years of this racket, the Global Majority is walking away.
This is the end of the petrodollar era, of “exorbitant privilege.” The dollar is still dominant, yes, but it’s increasingly resented, no longer trusted, no longer neutral. And when the reserve currency of the world becomes a weapon, the world finds alternatives. Credit blocs, gold-backed trade, bilateral clearing arrangements, all the architecture of multipolar finance is accelerating.
Dalio warns about “throwing rocks into the machine.” But what machine? The U.S. economy has been deindustrialized by design. Wall Street looted manufacturing and turned labor into debt-serfs. Silicon Valley replaced innovation with behavioral ad targeting. BlackRock turned homes into hedge fund assets. The problem isn’t the method. The problem is the machine was always meant to serve finance, not society.
Dalio says the risk is a loss of confidence in the dollar as a store of value. But it already happened. The U.S. defaulted on gold in ‘71. It defaulted on its industrial base in the ‘90s. It defaulted on the working class when it let medical debt, student loans, and housing collapse under compound interest. And now, under the weight of $37 trillion in debt and the interest payments exceeding defense spending, it’s running out of road.
What Dalio dares not say is this: the U.S. isn’t mismanaging the empire, it’s monetizing the collapse. Every crisis is another transfer. Another bailout. Another war to grease the bond markets. Another round of tariffs to trigger inflation and skim the margins.
Trump’s 10% universal tariff is a panic move. A symbolic flex. The manufacturing won’t come back, because there’s no policy to support it. No public investment. No anti-trust enforcement. And no attempt to de-financialize the economy. Without breaking the power of the FIRE sector, Finance, Insurance, Real Estate, there is no revival, only more theater.
Dalio fears something “worse than a recession.” He’s right to. This is the end of a civilization model. The parasite has drained the host. The system is running on empty. And unless someone breaks the spell, unless we name the parasite and tear it out by the root, America’s future could sadly become a Great Depression without the factories, the gold, or dignity.
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✅THROWBACK: Muammar Gaddafi exposes the TRUTH about 9/11
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“The terrorists who hit New York are not from Afghan. They are not Afghani. They did not use the airplanes or take off from Iraq or Afghanistan by airplanes. They flew from JFK airport here in New York. The whole action was done here. They were trained here. They did not train or they were not trained in Iraq or in Afghanistan.”
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