raq. Libya. Syria. Iran. Every single country that tried to abandon the US dollar was sanctioned, destabilized, or destroyed. This is not a coincidence — it’s a pattern that has repeated for over 50 years.
In this video, we trace the origins of the petrodollar system back to Henry Kissinger’s secret 1974 deal with Saudi Arabia, and show how every nation that challenged dollar dominance faced devastating consequences. From Saddam Hussein’s switch to euros in 2000, to Gaddafi’s Gold Dinar plan in 2011, to Iran’s current non-dollar oil trade with China and Russia — the pattern is undeniable.
We break down the Bank for International Settlements (BIS), the SWIFT payment system, and how BRICS nations are now building an alternative financial architecture that threatens the entire system. With the percentage of global oil traded in dollars falling from 79% to 58%, the stakes have never been higher.
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