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Sputnik International — US Oracle Informs Russian Oil, Gas Companies About Joining Sanctions – Reports

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After de-dollarization, cutting loose from Western, and especially American, technology.Russia and China will go their own way and are already doing so.Globalization is over, as the world breaks into separate regions, Global East and Global West, Global North and Global South.Presages growing conflict and a stepped-up arms race as the Post WWII "liberal order" breaks down.Sputnik InternationalUS Oracle Informs Russian Oil, Gas Companies About Joining Sanctions - ReportsSee alsoNow That the Trust is Gone: New Poll Shows Russians Certain of US Meddling alsoTASSUS efforts to turn Russia into its vassal are doomed to failure, Lavrov saysalso US seizing economic assets in Syria instead of fighting IS — top brassSee alsoPreparing to defend (what's left) of the Empire.The DuranCONFIRMED: US

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After de-dollarization, cutting loose from Western, and especially American, technology.

Russia and China will go their own way and are already doing so.

Globalization is over, as the world breaks into separate regions, Global East and Global West, Global North and Global South.

Presages growing conflict and a stepped-up arms race as the Post WWII "liberal order" breaks down.

Sputnik International
US Oracle Informs Russian Oil, Gas Companies About Joining Sanctions - Reports

See also

Now That the Trust is Gone: New Poll Shows Russians Certain of US Meddling


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Mike Norman
Mike Norman is an economist and veteran trader whose career has spanned over 30 years on Wall Street. He is a former member and trader on the CME, NYMEX, COMEX and NYFE and he managed money for one of the largest hedge funds and ran a prop trading desk for Credit Suisse.

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