Strategic-Culture | It
is probably too early for the common man to understand what is
happening, but in fact the dollar is depreciating in relation to some
more tangible assets. But gold continues to be corralled by parallel financial mechanisms and
other financial instruments created for the sole purpose of
manipulating the financial markets on which the common man depends in
search of modest gains. As with others, the gold market suffers from the
combine power of the US dollar, centralized financial institutions and
market manipulation. Entities such as the FED (and their owners),
criminally colluding and working with private banks, hedge funds,
rating agencies and audit companies, have made immense wealth by driving
the world into a debt scam that has stripped normal citizens of their
future.
What
is happening in the cryptocurrency markets in not only occurring in
parallel with the spread of the Internet, smartphones and the increasing
ability to operate in the digital world, but is also seen as a safe
haven from centralized financial regulators and central banks; in other
words, from the dollar and fiat currencies in general. Whether bitcoin
will prove to be a wise long-term investment is yet to be seen, but the
concept of cryptocurrencies is here to stay. The technology behind the
idea, the blockchain, is a definitive model for decentralized economic
transactions without any intermediary that can manipulate and distort
the market at will. It is the antidote to the debt virus that is killing
our society and spreading chaos around the world.
Washington
is now left to deal with the consequences of its demented actions
against its geopolitical adversaries. The decision to remove Iran from
the SWIFT system, and the ongoing economic war against Russia and
Venezuela, have pushed the People's Republic of China to obviate any
direct attacks on its financial system by creating an alternative
economic system. The goal is to warn the United States and her allies
that an economic alternative exists and is already operational, ready to
be opposed to the Euro-American system if necessary. Washington does
not seem to want to renounce the role of manipulator and ruler of world
speculative finance, and the obvious result of this is the creation of a
financial system that is slowly working against the current one. Lack
of anonymity and the centrality of systems seem to be the two
fundamental elements of the current financial system that orbits around
London and Washington. An anonymous, decentralized and technologically
reliable system could be exactly what Washington's geopolitical
adversaries have been looking for to end the US-Dollar hegemony.
