Author: Sam Parker

From Opec to Nopec – How the Rockefellers Lost Control of their Creation Part 1 (Of a 2 Part Series)

Background In March 1938, oil was discovered in Saudi – six years after its formation. Us oil companies had obtained the concession in Saudi Arabia. Then, the war broke out. During the war years, the US government built up the necessary infrastructure, e.g., pipelines, storage tanks, and a loading port, etc. The country began producing […]

Russia Raises the Stakes Part 2 (of a 2 Part Series)

Industrial Warfare There is an elephant in the room, that no-one wants to discuss it. This is the reserves of military hardware and ammunition. As can be seen over the past few months, the EU is on the verge of being de-militarized. Even the mighty Pentagon is running dry. The war in Ukraine has proven […]

Russia Raises the Stakes Part 1 (of a 2 Part Series)

Samarkand, Referendums, Mobilization With the conclusion of the SCO summit in Samarkand, Washington is going ballistic. Several plans are being activated to cause disruptions across Eurasia. Developments are increasing at an increasing rate.  We will do a quick but important tour across several vectors. Bear with me. Let us start with Samarkand. Samarkand Following the […]

The SCO – The West’s Worst Nightmare Part 3 (of a 3 Part Series)

2010-2021 BRICS BRICS is the acronym coined to associate five major emerging economies: Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa. The BRICS members are known for their significant influence on world affairs. Since 2009, the governments of the BRICS states have met annually at formal summits. China hosted the most recent 14th BRICS summit on 24 July 2022 virtually. BRICS host […]

The SCO – The West’s Worst Nightmare Part 2 (of a 3 Part Series)

The SCO is Conceived The first target for the two families was Russia- to deconstruct and break into several parts. In this way, control of oil and gas flows will be under Anglo-American control. In 1994, a new pipeline was proposed that would eventually become the TBC pipeline. This was achieved after the two families […]

The SCO – The West’s Worst Nightmare Part 1 (of a 3 Part Series)

Part 1  Several factors converged to start the colonial empires of Europe. In 1453, the Ottomans conquered Constantinople (Istanbul). The Silk Road transporting goods between east and west intersected Istanbul-which gave it a huge advantage in global trade. In 1493/5 the Muslims and Jews were thrown out of Spain, when the Christian ruler. Ferdinand defeated […]

The End of Dollar Hegemony Part 4 (of a 4 Part Series)

15th September, 2022 The Crash Today, (Sept 2022), we have the biggest financial bubble in history. Every financial institution in the world is bankrupt, or close to it. Global financial turnover is about $6 trillion a day, with obligations based in this financial system. Most of these obligations are invisible, but they make themselves visible […]

The End of Dollar Hegemony Part 3 (of a 4 Part Series)

To add geopolitics to international finance, let us do another example – that of the 2008 stock market crash and a financial upheaval. This whole thing was planned nearly 8 years earlier, precisely in September 2000. The background has to do with Iraq! Let us begin. Currency Wars Historically, a currency war involves competitive devaluations […]

The End of Dollar Hegemony Part 2 (of a 4 Part Series)

The Start of Derivatives More than other financial product, derivatives is responsible for the destruction of the Western banking system. Here, we will attempt to show you how this started, and its poisonous role in destroying the current western-styled banking system. Around the early 1980s, a currency swap deal was done between the World Bank […]

The End of the Dollar Hegemony Part 1 (of a 4 Part Series)

Introduction Financial Collapse Is a Mathematical Certainty  After the 2008 stock market crash, governments, because the economy collapsed globally, started spending like drunken sailors The last 14 years have been a ballooning of  the sovereign debt bond bubble. Who’s going to save that bubble? Who’s going to be the buyer of all that debt when […]

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