Silver Skyrockets. US & UK Scheme Backfires. BRICS Say CHECKMATE.
Once again, history steps up to teach teetering Uncle Sam it's Game Over for The "Almighty" US Dollar. Silver & Gold Soar Subsequently.
Introduction
India Binds BRICS considering its Location, Labor and Booming Consumer Base. (all these US, UK, and European backroom & covert deals have backfired big time.)
Russia, India, and China (now hoarding gold and silver as anyone with brains would do) vs the US, UK, and Eurozone leveraged to the brink of collapse due to fake financial instruments riding on a sea of debt and derivatives.
Remember, you are not buying silver and gold. You are merely exchanging worthless paper currencies (all have gone to zero) for real money.
We've also established that beginning with
The Sack of Constantinople in 1204 (Venetian bankers issuing war bonds)
plus French (Rentes)
plus Spanish (Juros)
plus Bank of England war bonds.
All paper currencies infect the villagers because they are issued to finance military adventures, aka (printed out of thin air) to feed the war machine.
None more bloodthirsty than the US dollar, which has lost 98% of its purchasing power.
First Nixon decoupled dollar from Gold
Then Kissinger linked gold to Saudi oil in exchange for “prison yard” protection scheme
Now Saudi joined BRICS, so US dollar loses its oil peg
Only thing now backing US paper note, dollar, currency, war bond is military
Dollar is Now Buck Naked (The Emperor has No Clothes)
Silver will be unavailable by 2028, and I have already proven that here:
Investigative Report:
In the aftermath of the 1947 Partition of British India, which birthed the independent nations of India and Pakistan, a deeper investigation reveals that this historical event wasn't just a matter of borders shifting. It appears that the United States and the United Kingdom had a deliberate hand in shaping this partition to advance their strategic interests.
Strategic Chess Moves: Uncovering the chessboard of global geopolitics, it becomes evident that the partition created strategic anomalies benefiting the US and UK. India lost its geographic advantage, strategically placing it near vital sea lanes and Southeast Asia. Meanwhile, Pakistan, surrounded by Indian territory, became reliant on powerful allies for defense, with the United States emerging as a prominent candidate. As the Cold War brewed, it seems India's potential as a great power was intentionally downplayed, while Pakistan's strategic location gained significance in the race for influence.
Trade Barriers and Alliances: The partition wasn't just about redrawing maps; it erected trade barriers between Russia and India. Geopolitical boundaries and alliances forged after the partition disrupted trade routes and regional relationships. This wasn't a mere coincidence. The ripple effect of these changes in the geopolitical landscape during the Cold War era played into the hands of the United States and the United Kingdom, aligning with their strategic interests.
Strategic Parity Unveiled: Peel back the layers, and a strategic parity between India and Pakistan comes to light. Pakistan's proximity to the oil fields of the Middle East and its alliance with the United States were not mere happenstance. The partition, knowingly or unknowingly, set the stage for a balance of power in the region that favored the interests of the US and UK during the Cold War.
In conclusion, the 1947 Partition of British India wasn't just a quirk of history; it was a carefully orchestrated move with strategic implications. The chess pieces moved, creating anomalies and geopolitical shifts that favored the interests of the United States and the United Kingdom during a critical period in history. The echoes of these decisions still resonate in the geopolitical landscape today.
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