3 Crises - A Global Grab & Bunch Of Wars

• The key to understanding money moves is to know what’s at stake

• A strong dollar finances the military, a weak dollar would rebuild industry

• Bank meisters are not about currency but the resources it can seize

• Thus they own the minerals and seek to choke sea lanes of transport

• Iran is in a battle for the Strait of Hormuz; likely the first of many

• Oman and Iran draft a deal that would increase flow

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Jul 7, 2026

It is a pivotal moment of great tension for globalist bankers in their pursuit of the world’s rich resources.

They’ve got to keep the U.S. financing the wars, without causing a sell-off of U.S. Treasuries, higher interest rates, and liquidity strains that collapse the broader economy.

The Financial Times says Washington fears that if foreign central banks use their dollar reserves it could trigger such a collapse.

“This is telling us that the dollar is not the attractive reserve currency it once was. When this message sinks in, other countries will redouble their search for more attractive, readily usable alternatives. Reverse diversification is apt to gather steam.” (FT, Aug 6, 2026 The real message in the yen intervention)

The key to understanding the money moves is to know what’s at stake. Which the FT won’t tell you.

The pace at which events accelerate, and the volatility in the markets, are connected. The money power (call it intergenerational wealth) wants to survive — as it should. But its interests are very different to those of the wage labourer who relies on a productive economy.