Debt Rattle September 11 2026
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[See the full post at: Debt Rattle September 11 2026]“Ukraine Proxy War End Game Begins, Collective West Total Panic | Alex Christoforou Neutrality Studies 224K views
Except there is no “West.” The U.S. is trying to broker peace as the only one talking, so it’s not exactly a surprise to us that the war ends: that’s the whole point. The U.S. looks about as un-panicked as it is physically possible to be. Except for the chronically online, Ukraine never crosses a single American mind here, which is the definitional opposite of “Panic.” We are not afraid. And we are also not aware. And we also dgaf what happens to Ukraine, I hope they cease to exist and stop stealing my money.
So almost every word of this made up. I’d say it’s to give Trump a sad, as he will be sobbing in the rough on the 9th hole at Mar-a-lago, but it’s much worse than that: Alex ACTUALLY BELIEVES this. Almost two years. Clue-hone ringing non stop, day and night, and he won’t pick it up. Lavrov, Putin, other ministers say so almost daily: nothing.
Okay man. Stanislav says the same thing: first question: “Only and solely the AMERICANS are attacking Russia. There are no Europeans, not even any Ukrainians involved at all. What’s your expert opinion on this sir?” JHC. WTF. THEY DON’T BELIEVE EVEN PUTIN AND LAVROV. I guess Lavrov has no idea which nations he’s at war with, boys! That’s at the 00:59 second mark.
He then laments that we’re all going to starve because the U.S. both buys, and does not buy, Russian fertilizer.
IT’S WINTER HERE, DIPS—T, we won’t need fertilizer until spring. Nothing seems to have happened from the LAST drop in fertilizer that was going to kill us all, only last month, when it WAS spring. Get a grip. We’re at the 2:01 minute mark with this genius.
Yes, listened to MacGregor, to keep up. Fact-Free zone for both of them. All emotion, all opinion. Showing the photos of windows and orphans. …Officially casualties from Iran are lower than the baseline without a war, in training exercises. Fact. We can discuss the veracity of it, but that’s a different approach, one where facts matter. MacGregor also reverses himself — yet again daily — saying the Generals and upper officers support the Iran war now, which was my argument, when I posted “Generals and Majors” video. Ah, so they are BOTH all for AND all against it. There is BOTH unity and division. Got it. And you’re not crazy at all. It’s exclusively hand-waving like this, I am quite obviously dumber at the end than the beginning. It’s the spaghetti of discourse, thrown at the wall.
“Right-Wing Bolsonaro Overtakes Socialist Lula On Polymarket As Brazil Election Nears
USAID. As with AfD, I really can’t tell the two parties apart. It’s not that I don’t believe them, but it’s probably what they do once in office is subterranean and denied, while their public policy – all smoke – are as similar as historical Democrats and Republicans: hardly distinguishable. Fill me in if I’m wrong here.
“Supreme Court Blocks Missouri Republicans’ New Congressional Map
All the other maps went through. Kavanaugh, being a Democrat, whose first act was to support abortion, also supports Democrats in elections. How does that work? No? Well his record is a strange thing for a Conservative to do. Best of both worlds: bashed and death threats for being a Conservative; BUT ALSO no credit for pushing the Left policies forward as tirelessly as Roberts and Sotomayor.
I guess my point is: don’t just read the headlines. Don’t get baffled that someone “Named” things. I named this snake a “Rose” then handed it to you in a bouquet. It would be rude of you to notice, and not hold it to your nose and sniff. You know a tree by its fruits, and this one’s nuts.
“Melania Trump’s Team Finally Breaks Silence On Natalie Harp Frenzy
Why do Democrats hate strong women so much? I thought we were supposed to support all women – Gurl Power! — because they are innately morally superior.
“Trump Floats $5,000 “Stimmy” Checks For Every US Adult Citizen If GOP Holds Congress
To show how things work, what will they DO with the check? 1) Pay off debt 2) Buy consumer goods. So banks and corporations are AGAINST this? Oh, so who is against it? Now or in general? So it’s not about all that, is it? If it were “Capitalism” all these Capitalists – most of the country — would be for it. Instead they are against. They hate money. Discuss.
“Trump Open To Pardoning Cohen After Former Attorney Says He Was Pressured
Does any sane person think he was NOT pressured?
“”If [China] were to pull ahead of us on AI, then nothing else matters…” –Bessant
Elaborate, please. I cannot conceptualize what you mean here.
“Iran War Until 2029? Vance, Rubio Privately Warn Trump It Could Drag Through End Of His Term
What do you mean by “war”? A war would have two sides. Iran is not one of them, it would seem.
“Merz accuses the AfD’s concept of remigration being “nothing other than a synonym for ethnic cleansing based on origin and skin color”…
“Migrants Responsible For 47% Of All Violent Crime In German State Of Bavaria”No comment.
https://sinfest.xyz/btphp/comics/2026-09-11.jpgThe new world order which punishes Americans is helped get off the ground by Trump
Contact us: info@strategic-culture.suWhat’s the joke Putin, Xi and Modi? Well, Trump actually – whose childish antics are making us all rich.
What was the joke? When leaders of China, Russia and India huddled together recently at the meeting of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO), they had a funny moment for a few seconds, captured by world media and shared on social media extensively. The SCO was initially just China, Russia and some former Central Asian Soviet states, but in recent years has expanded its membership to Iran, Pakistan and India – making it a formidable bloc. The joke Putin, Xi and Modi shared might have been at Donald Trump’s expense, as the more that the U.S. president does internationally, the more of a joke he becomes universally around the world. The U.S. president is literally a comic figure – a clown who amuses world leaders who are embracing a new multipolar world which has found a new system of global trade that bypasses the U.S. altogether. Like BRICS, the SCO is growing all the time and now planning to have its own development bank, as these countries totally abandon the U.S. dollar, the U.S. banking system, and now the IMF and World Bank.
The joke, possibly, is that it is Trump and his erroneous policy decisions which accelerate the growth of both the SCO and BRICS each day – as Trump’s ideas are so firmly rooted in a period of time in the second half of the 20th century where the U.S. was the dominant superpower and could bully everyone on the planet with its foreign policies. In the old days, huge foreign policy failures like Korea and Vietnam mattered less, as America was always the 600-pound gorilla who could sit wherever it wanted to sit when it entered a room. Having said that, the Vietnam war was hugely expensive and cost the American economy heavily – which is why Nixon decoupled the dollar from gold, so that future wars could be fought with freshly minted dollars with no side effects. In reality, subsequent wars – certainly Iraq and Afghanistan – were fought using money which was essentially borrowed from Global South countries, even China, through treasury bonds – basically loans given to countries backed by the U.S. government. But in recent weeks, with the real story of the Iran war emerging, some economists are wondering how much longer America has in this new system of endless borrowing from the Global South. With the rapid acceleration of both SCO and BRICS, borrowing money from the U.S. treasury might simply become an outdated idea – and a surplus of dollars around the world which not many people want only means one thing: inflation.
Inflation would come about, economists argue, as the price of the U.S. dollar would have to be weakened – which at a glance doesn’t look like a bad thing (and something that Trump actually wants). A cheaper dollar gives a shot in the arm to U.S. manufacturers, but it also makes foreign goods more expensive, which drives inflation. Leaders like Trump, who don’t really understand international trade, don’t get the downside to a weaker dollar – which is an argument that only works when you have real control over the world’s economies and their central banks, like in Nixon’s day. “It may be our dollar, but it’s your problem,” one of Nixon’s advisors is quoted as saying to Europeans in the early seventies at a conference which explained how he planned to weaken the U.S. dollar and keep the hegemony.
Trump can’t do both. And the more he messes with foreign policy – like a disgruntled, privileged brat who is used to his tantrums getting attention – the more the U.S. economy and its once-hegemony sinks. Perhaps this is what Putin, Xi and Modi were laughing about. Their economies are literally being advanced by Trump’s stupidity and every poor decision he makes based on nursing his own wounded ego. The recent attack by U.S. forces on an island in the Persian Gulf must have made all three laugh their socks off, as it will cost the U.S. dearly. Did Trump do it so he could lie to U.S. reporters and claim to have attacked Kharg Island instead? Does he even understand the basic unwritten rule of escalation in the Middle East? Iran now has to hit U.S. troops and bases twice or three times harder just to retain its political capital. Can the U.S. sustain such a beating when its own arsenal is down to worrying levels never seen before, in particular interceptor missiles like THAAD?
The delusional antics of Trump are leading America to ruin at a speed most thought was unimaginable. While few – if any – U.S. presidents, unlike U.S. soldiers, understand how poor the U.S. military is (all it ever does is lose wars it starts and has to retreat in embarrassment), it is telling how out-of-date Trump is when it comes to global economics and where the U.S. stands in the world. His recent campaign against India was pathetic – singling out an old ally with sky-high tariffs which will force Modi to forget the U.S. market altogether and look elsewhere for its exports. India has no choice when it comes to Russian oil, which is the lifeline of its economy, and now secondary sanctions which Trump is imposing on countries that do business with Iran are also hitting Delhi. But does America come out of it even looking like a winner when it has to block India’s exports of rice to Iran? America’s delusional views about where it stands in the world today are seen in the same prism as bags of rice. Trump can’t stop Iran selling oil to China, but it can block bags of rice from being loaded onto ships or trucks headed towards Iran. This is not a superpower flexing its muscles – but more of a former empire struggling to cope with the new pecking order which has pushed it down the line. Maybe the joke in Tianjin was: “How can we fix the U.S. elections so Trump comes back for a third term?”
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