F. William Engdahl -- The Destructive Plan Behind the Biden Russia Agenda

 

The Destructive Plan Behind the Biden Russia Agenda

 

29.01.2021 Author: F. William Engdahl

Column: Politics

Region: USA in the World

The new Biden Administration has from day one made it clear it will adopt a hostile and aggressive policy against the Russian Federation of Vladimir Putin. The policy behind this stance has nothing to do with any foul deeds Putin’s Russia may or may not have committed against the West. It has nothing to do with absurd allegations that Putin had pro-US dissident Alexei Navalny poisoned with the ultra-deadly Novichok nerve agent. In has to do with a far deeper agenda of the globalist Powers That Be. That agenda is what is being advanced now.

F. William Engdahl -- Is the Fed Preparing to Topple US Dollar?

Is the Fed Preparing to Topple US Dollar?

By F. William Engdahl

1 September 2019 

Image credits: National Numismatic Collection at the Smithsonian Institution https://bit.ly/32kqS2a

Unusual remarks and actions by the outgoing head of the Bank of England and other central banking insiders strongly suggest that there is a very ugly scenario in the works to end the role of the US dollar as world reserve currency. In the process, this would involve that the Fed deliberately triggers a dramatic economic depression. If this scenario is actually deployed in coming months, Donald Trump will go down in history books as the second Hebert Hoover, and the world economy will be pushed into the worst collapse since the 1930s. Here are some elements worth considering. 

Bank of England speech

The about-to-retire head of the very special Bank of England, Mark Carney, delivered a remarkable speech at the recent annual meeting of central bankers and finance elites at Jackson Hole Wyoming on August 23. The 23-page address to fellow central bankers and financial insiders is clearly a major signal of where the Powers That Be who run world central banks plan to take the world.

Carney addresses obvious flaws with the post-1944 dollar reserve system, noting that, “…a destabilising asymmetry at the heart of the IMFS (International Monetary and Financial System) is growing. While the world economy is being reordered, the US dollar remains as important as when Bretton Woods collapsed.” He states bluntly, “…In the longer term, we need to change the game…Risks are building, and they are structural.” What he then goes on to outline is a remarkably detailed blueprint for global central bank transformation of the dollar order, a revolutionary shift.

F.William Engdhal -- CHAPTER SEVEN --A Century of War: Anglo-American Oil Politics and the New World Order

CHAPTER SEVEN:

OIL AND THE NEW WORLD ORDER OF BRETTON WOODS

A New Empire rises from the ashes of war

Following six years of a war spanning the entire globe that had left more than 55 million dead in its wake, the world in 1945 had changed in many significant ways. However, for vast regions of the world, most especially in Eastern Europe and the less-developed regions in the southern hemisphere, 1945 merely marked a transition to a new form of chronic war--most often, economic.

In 1919, following the Versailles Peace Conference, the British Empire was at its largest extent, its dominion covering one quarter the entire surface of the world, the Empire ‘upon which the sun never set.’ A mere thirty years later, by 1949, the British Empire was disintegrating in every region, as demands for colonial independence were made against the oppressive mother country. The British Empire was in the throes of the largest upheaval of perhaps any Kingdom in history.

Following the mutiny of the Indian Royal Navy in February 1946, the postwar British Government of Labour Prime Minister Clement Atlee appointed Viscount Mountbatten of Burma to be the last Viceroy of India, with the task of arranging the fastest possible withdrawal of English forces and government administration. Mountbatten's partition of the vast Indian subcontinent into a bizarre quilt of East and West Pakistan with predominantly Muslim population, separated by India, was completed by August 15, 1947, five months after Mountbatten's arrival in India.