⚡️ #NOBEL PEACE PRIZE 2024 GOES TO....NOT ZELENSKY: Phew!

🇯🇵 The Prize is awarded to the Japanese organization Nihon Hidankyo, which unites & supports survivors of the WWII bombings of #Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

The award was given for efforts to achieve a world free of #nuclear weapons and to demonstrate the consequences of their use through testimony so that such weapons are not used again - a committee spokesman says.


Funny they never say which country remains the only one to date to have ever used nuclear weapons? 🇺🇸

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🇺🇸💸⚔️ The Weaponization of the Dollar: A Sign of Decline

Economist Jeffrey Sachs didn’t mince words. The US, once a beacon of financial stability, has turned the dollar into a tool of aggression. What should be a medium of exchange and a store of value has become a weapon in an ever-growing arsenal of sanctions.

The seizure of billions in Russian, Iranian, Venezuelan, and Afghan state assets tells the story of a system that no longer plays by the rules it once claimed to uphold. Sachs warns: “You can’t go on with a system like this, it’s not just Russia—it’s eroding global trust.”

This isn’t just about one country—it’s a signal to the world. China and other nations are already searching for non-dollar payment mechanisms, because if the US can weaponize the dollar today, what’s stopping it tomorrow?

The BRICS nations are meeting, crafting an alternative. The US could pull back, show decency and legality, but the message is clear: the world is waking up to the need for a post-dollar economy.

When international law is bypassed and unilateral sanctions become the norm, trust in the dollar crumbles. We’re witnessing a seismic shift in global finance.

📉 The era of the dollar’s dominance is nearing its end.

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