good analysis id say. whereas certain political economies could have developed in wildly different ways to the capitalism we know today, it was thanks to sufficiently developed technology that it was able to spread itself all around the globe like a virus.

meanwhile the nuclear reactor being built in bangladesh by the russians will be paid off in Yuan now, away from USD. Industrialization prevents outside exploitation!

the SAC in myanmar, a military junta and the british armed forces

very good news and I hope this leads to peace in yemen and syria

haha wow really? lol the audacity is just too much sometimes

Also why does Aljazeera go out of its way to mention how russia passed a similar bill in 2012 but not how america passed the same bill but in 1938. (The American Foreign Agents Registration Act) :thinking:

its so funny seeing signs written in English at these engineered riots

Happy birthday yuri

pawn stars

pornography addiction is a symptom of an intensely isolated society. Like most things, pornography won’t disappear but will change its shape and purpose in a society without capitalist reproduction.

the more I hear from AMLO the more I like the guy

only 24 banks are allowed to deal directly with the fed

This is a great video for anyone curious about the inner workings of american capitalist economics. GDF official never misses

In Capital vol1, money is described as the ultimate commodity, of which all commodities gravitate around, but still debt like you said. Also take a look at the CBDC China launched, you might find it interesting. It’s neither speculative nor unregulated, think of it as a form of money used for international financial settlement (that can’t be touched by the U.S).

This is good to keep in mind, thanks

America will allow peace in ukraine when it realizes the russian economy isn’t going belly-up and to shift war material to the pacific to counter china

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seymour_Hersh

Look how legit this author is. Broke the events of My Lai Massacre, Watergate, the bombing of Cambodia, Abu Ghraib prison. Winner of the 1970 Pulitzer Prize for International Reporting. What surprised me the most how much norway, sweden and denmark were willing to participate

I’m surprised they didn’t mention argentina and brazil creating a common currency, with the goal of creating an EU-like currency union for south america. despite that its still optimistic about the dollars future

I’d agree, america will do the same thing to china what it did to russia, put them in a position where they are forced to react

You’re right, America has been nothing but ‘proactive’ since the 90’s. I meant proactive financially. in the 70’s, americans threatened to assassinate Fahd Ibn Abdul Aziz and topple the saudi royal family if they didn’t sell oil in dollars. I have no doubt America’s foreign policy still has that character, but the question is if it will work again and how it will get involved militarily.