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The USD as a "nuclear" weapon. It is the preferred weapon in that it leaves everything intact while submitting the recalcitrants to US-elites will. But, ironically, use of the weapon weakens the weapon as other countries develop counters to it, such as alternative payments systems and import substitution that build selfsufficiency.CaitlinJohnstone.comMarco Rubio Accidentally Makes A Great Argument Against US Dollar HegemonyCaitlin Johnstone
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The USD as a "nuclear" weapon. It is the preferred weapon in that it leaves everything intact while submitting the recalcitrants to US-elites will. But, ironically, use of the weapon weakens the weapon as other countries develop counters to it, such as alternative payments systems and import substitution that build selfsufficiency.The USD as a "nuclear" weapon. It is the preferred weapon in that it leaves everything intact while submitting the recalcitrants to US-elites will. But, ironically, use of the weapon weakens the weapon as other countries develop counters to it, such as alternative payments systems and import substitution that build selfsufficiency.CaitlinJohnstone.comMarco Rubio Accidentally Makes A Great Argument Against US Dollar HegemonyCaitlin Johnstone
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