Carl F. Worden
Folks, I don’t know exactly what to make of this. In recent days we were told that Saudi Arabia had refused to “renew” an agreement between them and the USA to use nothing but U.S. Dollars to trade oil. We were told repeatedly by various sources that this spells doom for the U.S. Dollar, but does it?
I am bringing to your attention the above URL on YouTube. This tax accountant researched the whole alleged agreement document and found out many things you should be aware of.
For years, we’ve been told that when Nixon took us off the gold standard, we basically made up for it via Petro Dollars, where only U.S. Dollars could be used to buy and sell oil on the world market, giving the impression that our fiat Dollar still had backing based upon that agreement.
Here’s what is bothering me: If this was a fake news report about the non-renewal of the agreement, why was it so heavily disseminated to the American public? It sounds like our corrupt government and its ally, the Legacy Media, certainly wanted us to believe the fake story, as if they wanted us to believe the demise of the U.S. Dollar is imminent. I know this administration is planning something big before the 2024 elections, and I am wondering if they are going to use this fake story to support a planned economic crash that will force us into accepting digital dollars? We know our government has been spending and printing money like drunken sailors, and that is assuring higher and higher inflation that will result in the ultimate demise of the Dollar. Based on our national debt of over $34 trillion dollars, that appears to be unavoidable, but not necessarily imminent. Do you see where I’m going with this?
Fake stories are put out there for a reason, which is to mold public thinking and perception, but exactly why they are doing it is something you should ponder.
Carl F. Worden