When you become the world’s largest economic power, you have to be prepared for a battle.
Sanctions will not stop the war. And the longer they go on, more Ukrainians will die.
We are not witnessing a linear process of replacing the dollar with another super-currency, but rather the gradual emergence of a multi-currency system, in which different currencies will coexist in a more complex balance.
The U.S. is marching toward anarcho-capitalism, in which the owners of private entities censor whatever they want, or release whatever they want.
If all of a country’s energy is concentrated in data centers, how can a steel mill, a car factory, or any factory be opened?
The international monetary system has already passed its point of no return to an international monetary order centered on a single national reference currency.
The energy market is too important to be left at the mercy of European follies.
The European Commission has pursued a rhetoric of aggression towards Moscow for years, but is unable to protect even its own energy infrastructure.
